Casebooks

Opinshowe a sholler {sic}. a tall thin swarfye faced fellow. of midle yeares

Strangwicke otherwise Opinshowe was a p^rcher. & is a swaggerer & a stoute fellow & lusty of his hands. of middle years

V|f|rauncis Ve|a|rny Syr e{illeg}|d|mund veryes {sic} broth^r a tall white faced heared & swarty faced man an old man.

Cook an old man lame & limping vseth Essex & lundon

mouse vseth London mutch. a limper.

warner an old man. there instrument. & on y^t maketh some shew of {do}ing.

william Æ{u}\u/der {sic} counterfayteth his name stareth w^th his eyes & hie forhead. looketh big. & maketh greate shew of learning of on of the crue. well faced & bodyed halfe a man of & halfe a womā p^rstigiatores.

Saule a p^racher.

Hudson a plūner {sic} stigiator notabilis a pūpe maker fier workes & wat^r works a phisition or surgion

Whitten of 76 yeres a per lusty tall old man white head & beard onc son: & changeth often his apparle & goeth with a \gilte/ hanger in base & meane apparle./

a p^rty Da yong man called Byewaters y^t hath a good cogging latin tounge./ fesseth him selfe a surgion by sea & land. a furious fellow short set a redish beard.

Baldwin Shephard \oli{a}/ lud{una}g{u}st^r lathburiensis 2 livings in

Pritchard son of Ocly by Buckingā.

two of the Glitheryes on doctor leeke \called doctor but is not./ anoth^r called mad will a raging cōpanion