Casebooks

RN Lane of Bletchly. maij 23 ☾ hor. 12. 40. p m. 1603.  ardore vrinæ

GJ Thomas Lane of Bletchely 50 y. Iunij 1 ☿ ho 2 p. m. 1603 Vrinæ ardor

RN Hugh Charnock of Kempson B{illeg}|o|rne 70 y Apr 16 ☾ hor. 7. 45. ant m 1604.¹

RN Thomas Nichols of Billing |60 y.| sent the 2 tyme may 24 ♄ hor 10 \15/ ant m 1606 nō pot mictū retinere

RN Ione Pedder old mres Pedders Daughter 17 y sept 3. ♀ h. 10 ant m 1619. /involuntaria mictio\

RN Thomas Ignorā of Quainton 70 y Aug 30 ♃ h. 10. 15 ant \m/ 162i  stillicidio vrinæ

RN Mres Wilsheere of Wildeene. 54. y Iune 4. ♂. h. 3. 15 p m 1622 |was p^rsent her selfe| /mingit sang sæpius\¹

Mres Wilsheere of Wildee{ne} 54 y Iune 4. ♂ {4}|3|. 20 p m 1622.

Mres Wilsheere of Wildeane 54 y Iune. 4 ♂ h. 3. 30 p m 1622

RN Iohn Turvye of Parsnā 69 to morowe was p^rsent Ian. 31. ☾ h 9. 40 25. ant m. 1625.¹

RN Ioane Godmā of Colemouthe in Bedfordshere 47. y Ap. 15 ♂ h. 10 ant m 1628

Diabetica passio.

RN Old Roughed is worser then he was he can is bound in his body he cannot pisse this 24 houres. he enquireth an evadet v^l evasurꝯ sit dei gratia. Octob. 17 die ♂ h. 7. ant m. 1598.

RN Goody Parker of weston vtrū bladder perished by the mydwiffes negligenc novemb. 9 h {sic} hor 9. 30 ant m 1611¹

RN mres Gaskoyne of Houghton Conquest 26|7| {sic} |27| y Sept. 17 next 28. came now to me Sept 1 ♃ h. 2. 20 p m 1631 /quærit an sit gravida\ |ill by fits maketh in travelling bloody water very often|

RN M^r Th: Chibnoll 36 y 1595|6| Iuly S^t Iames eve h. 10 30 ant m /1596\ febr: 28 ♂ h 12 50 p. m 1632 |mutch wyndynes maketh water often every thing worketh over mutch.|

quærit^r an habebit liberos mayred {sic} 11 yeres nev^r had child.

RN S^r Rob. frater may 11 ☿ h. 6. 15 p m 163i

vtrū erit ei ficiuū {sic} emere M officiū faciendi quadratis et vtrū filius Alex vnquā sit ad bonā frugē rev^rsurus. |Alex. deseruit Ducē. 120^l vnde nemo scit| /mariage broken of. S^r Robert paynd w^th the scalding water\

TG Abraham Maison of stony stratforth 56 Ieares a Chapman xbris 24 h 2 p m. 14 dies decumbens extremè sine ratione et auditu, nec urinā continet

GJ Henry Dwinne of Selso 40 y feb 24 ☾ ho 11. a m 1606 A great pulling in his belly. pisses bloud. RN |metuit veneficiū. et inimicit{iā}| GJ

RN The old lady Bouth of y^e Bath Aug 80 y Aug 8. ☿ h. 3. 30 p m. 162i

quærit vtrū sit ei tutū sequi maledicā quādā mulierē quæ vulgavit se fuisse veneficā. licet mulier iā incepuit negare \it is growen into y^e mouth of 40 people/ quā tū {illeg} \ita/ dixisse potest ex testim 2^ā mulierē basse her old husb. 20 y sinc gave out y^t she was venefica him selfe vsings {sic} the cōpany of harlots. hath taken mutch greefe. if she goe to lawe wheath^r a good or a bad end in making of water feeleth sensiblely a great payne cōing downe frō her hand to her loynes. & place of making of water./

would know when her men shall returne./

RN M^r Catesbee of Hardmead Iustice of peace 55 y. for an extreme thirst hath the diabetica passio pisseth often & abundantly Dropsy & cōsūption feard Iune 8. 1633

RN Hugh Tomson  filio williā qui graviter ægrotat who he supposeth to be taken or planet stroken because he is so sorely handled w^th it in his chest & syde and & {sic} cannot to ground & \nor/ make water. he could not sleepe all this last night. Novēber. the 9 die ♃ h. 6 9 ant m. 1598.

RN Iane Hill of Hanslop 23 y I may 10 ☾ h. 3. 40 p m 1619

back syde & belly

paynd at her head w^th a burning

nescit an sit gravida

troubled w^th the wynd cholick & when y^t cōmeth cānot hold her water