 The then Master of the Revels, Sir Thomas Cawarden (a former fellow page of the chamber with Ferrers), was told by Northumberland to assist Ferrers.Material relating to the preparation of the entertainments is in the Revels accounts in the Loseley manuscripts (now in the Folger Shakespeare Library).The Acts of the Privy Council record that Northumberland paid Ferrers £50, and that the entire entertainment cost about £500.