Casebooks

RN The old lady Na of luton Ap 28 ☿ h. 4. 40 p m 1630

for her gout cā not sleepe for it they

M^rs. Mary Slowe of flamstead 33. y. Ap. 29. ♃. h. 1. 40. p m. 1630

RN Th willows child. 12|3| y broken out w^th pushe{s} of late at Stonely /was here at Alhalloutyde last\

RN Edward Cut of Harding in Hartfordsheere 21. y. Ap. 6 ♂ h 7 15 ant m 1630

The Lady Naper of Luton {Hoe} 76. y. April. 13. ♂. h. 6. p m. 163{0}

RN M^r Nich. Evington 50 Ap {14} ☿ h. 5. 40 p m 1630 /neaver mayed {sic} a dropsy feared\ /Elder brother gav{e} it to his yonger b{rother}\¹

If the Dropsy increase what purg to empty it.

wheath^r he may Drink milke & beere or milke alone

RN M^r Allycot of Winweeke 61 y Ap. 28. ☿. h:. 11. 20 ant m 1630

RN Mres \mary/ Saunders¹ of welford hard by Cole Ashbee 24 myles henc Ap 40. y. Ap 28 ☿ h. 3. 30 p m 1630

she Desyreth her old dyet drinke w^ch I sent her. and a purg gaynst melanch.²

{s} {sic} & a playster for ther splene

RN M^r Edward Pickering of Geyton 26 y Ap 2i ☿ h. 1. 30 p m 1630 fearing the palsye his cheeke being swelled tooke pils for 2 mornings & was anoynted frō the nape all the backbone downe & mended w^th this Couse {sic} y^t I p^rscribed god be thanked

RN Thomas Holland of Marson beyond Cranfild. 22 y Ap 28 ☿ h. 10 20|5| ant m 1630