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RN This day on did stayle away a fyne sheete from me it was found wanting about 5 of the clocke Aug 5 /♃\ h. 5. p m 1613

RN Iune 8 ♂. h 2. 20. p m hor ♂ I went to M^r Byrds & aft^r a good supper we had talke of the crosse of Ihūs christ & greate Disputation. wheath^r it ough{t} to be vsed in baptisme I or noe. they Denyed it I {ass}{u}med it they held it as a popish & a wicked ceremony. this Disputation was betwixt 8 & 9 of the clocke & about after 9 of the clocke on came to M^r Byrd{s} f|t|o me for physicke w^ch met w^th on that Directed him vppon the stone bridge & told him he should fynde me at M^r Byrds house Iune 8 ♂ hor 8. 30 p m. 1602.

I came home in y^e wet

RN M^r & mres Neale sent {ther} t{wi}ce & wrote vnto me y^t they will visit me the next weeke going to london Apr 11 ♂ h. 6 7. \15./ p m 1615.

RN Pater Blundelli {c}voluit vt filio sciberē {sic} se velle cū illo de rebꝯ cōferre h. 9. 20 ant m 1607.

he reported good newes frō the Capitayne.

vtru {sic}

RN M^r Hawkins of London sent me a parret w^ch I receaved Iune 22. ☾ \sep a ⚹ ♃/ vac ap □ ☉ p ⚹ ♀ p □ ☿. △ ♃ ☿ ap. |that would not speake it seemeth he was hurt in his head or throate.|

It thūdered & rayned this day in the after noone Iune 23. ☾ sep a ⚹ ♃ ap □ ☉ for it was halfe an houre after 3 when it rayned this parret took a surfit w^th ca{rri}dg & died a month after

RN her broth^r came for castle {sic} lost at this tyme, but I meddled w^th no sutch matter

RN M^r Wallys intreated by M^r Meane in y^e beha{lfe} of y^e young lady{e} Dormer to be schol{e} Master to my lord Dormer octob. 28 {☿} h. 4. p m 1618

RN A Controversye fell out betwixt M^r {R}yrd {sic} Byrd of Hav^rshā & ny {sic} Neighbour Roe touching the {illeg}|p|ayment of 17^l 17^s. M^r Byrd denying & Roe affirming y^t he payd it m^r Byrd sayth y^t he demanded no more then 16^l 16 as his bond was and Roe sayth y^t he payd him 17^l 17|6|^s {illeg}|A|ug Aug {sic} 2. h 6. 20 p m 1622

RN M^r Rudle went to London octob 28 ☿ h. 5. 45. ant m 1629 to see his father & to cōpound w^th his eldest brother

M^r. N. serued w^th a Sup. by y^e name of Tho: N. by Robt \George/ woodhouse Seruant (as hee sayes) to y^e M^r. of y^e minte, at the Allegaon of E. Abram. Apr. 23. ♀. h. 3. 30. p m. 1630

RN S^r Davy Foules of the north sent vnto me a kind letter borne in Scotland march 29 ♂ h 7. 40 ant m 1631 to come to see him

Baronett williams sent his letter to mee w^th 5^lb. inclosed Iune. 9. ♄. h. 3. p m. 1632

RN some ten days henc M^r Blincorne returneth & then the father intendeth so {sic} send his horses for thē.

RN I had a letter fō mrs Quik y^t the Earle of Bridgwater & his lady would send there coach this week but sept 27 ♀ h. 10 but I returned a Lett^r y^t my patients would not {illeg} & esp my lady Leach

RN Alce Scābler maried to Edw. Mash. the Septemb. 1. die ♀ ♄ {sic}. 8. 15. mi. but her husbande came to me about there marying at 6. 55 mi. & I maried thē about 8. {15}|39| mi. & my man would have forbidden the bands if he had knowen it & was very angry w^th me for y^t I told him not of it a litle before for shee had a peece of x^s of his w^c shee would not redeliver to him. he would have gone to lawe. Sept 1. die ♀ h. 8. 39 m 1598.

RN Georg Shurdly of haversham came to me. 21 of Octob die ♄. h. 11. 39. mi. 1598. quæro de qua re et cur. attulit ob vtrem vino plenū. gratitud: causa./

RN vtrū M. L. sit reus furti & of a Burglery cōmytted on palme ☉ Apr 1. h. 10. ant m 16i0

RN M^r vilvayne took his iourney to Oxford /frō Mres Baskevils.\ ot|c|tob 21 ♀ h. 5. p m 1608

he was exceedingly wet that iorney & had a sore foul darke iourny

but he came to Oxford about x. & had his share in the divident aft^r every mā had his share/

RN young S^r Th Earsfild came to Luton Hoe octob. 11. ♂ h. 9 ant m 1625

RN Iohn Smyth told me y^t on hath stollen 5 bush of grayne out of the house & garner Decēb 18 ♂ h. 6 p m 1627 Wyl susp by ny {sic} man Wyllys & so it was

RN Robart Grashop of hanslop 42 y decēb. 18 ☿. h. 2. 30 p. m 1611 came to bag mony against chismas {sic}. I gave him 4^d his mā hath bene troubled w^th the white flix 3 or 4 yers & could never be hopen {sic} & yet is very harthole & hath a good stomack & doth well.