Casebooks

Th L Purb wilbe well by Christmas by gods good helpe purg as before. sweate him leaches twice in a fortnight. gutta gābo in gr 16 Rud pill ole diag ℈j gūma arubi ci ℈j aloes ℈j & ☿ pils./

wilbe well receaved by gods grace, but now & then be troubled w^th his melanch fit & also have a touch of thother/

wench at Sherington troubled w^th the falling sicknes how to be holpen had my silv^r Ringe it did her no good, wheath^r my piony roote

wheath^r salfe to give me {sic} lord P ☿ pils w^th Rud pils as 10 gr in Rud ʒß & how h {sic} often.

wheath crocus metal gr iiij w^th Diagr gr 16 diaph ʒiij be not excellent to purge him wheath^r this will not worke all togeath^r downeward

wheath^r

what best for the litle lord C{ornfar}t who doth nothing but crye & his whose vrye {sic} is sharpe & maketh his cods red.

Cowlyes wife: what best to be done to her.

wheath^r Amy fisher will recoaver

what best for m^r Iackson who is troubled w^th the arthritica passio & cā not goe nor writ & is swelled in his hads {sic} thighs & feete.

wheath^r the lady finch have a boy

wheath^r my L Duke shall have ever a child boy or wench by this womā.

wheath^r M^r Bridges of Edgborough will live & mend

wheath^r R I. will ever admyt of any other favourite as the report goeth.

wheath^r I shall reape any motion if ey|v|er it please god my lord P be cured by gods bless & my meanes/