Casebooks

RN M^r Rich Garbrend of Oxford bookbynder demanded of mee in Oxford the cause & originall of his infirmitye¹

Rich. Garbrend of Oxford Iuly {illeg}. the first die ☿ hor. 8. 15 ant m. 160i.  morbo.

RN Goody lane sent for me to come to her lying very sick. may 12 ☿ h. 4. p m 1613 /came heather & was in p^rsenc\

RN Invisebā sponte mea Dorotheā Alway \valde ægrotare/ nā audivi eā laborare tussi novemb. 13. quæro morbū ☉ hor. 1. 30. p m 1603.

RN She kept her bed & I came first to see her. h|O|ctob 14 ☉ hor. 12. 40 p m 1604.

RN my lady mentioned her infirmity at my cōing to her w^ch was about 5 Octob. 6 h. 5. p m 1606 Dormer

RN novēb. 25 ☾ h. 11. I came to S^r Edw. Tyrrles & he shewed me his wat^rs & london physick. oyles for back & syde, elect for the liver. manus chri. sugar of roses, {illeg}|D|yet Drinke against Dropsy {illeg}|{co}|o{illeg}|{lin}|g rubabe pouder weight of 2^d in reasons. barly wat^r made of 3 ts barly & on of {ri}se because he is laxative. wat^r crūbꝭ of bread a mace & sugar. & enquireth of me his Disease. & what helpe Novēb. 25 ☾ h 11 ant m 1605.

RN Mres Blundell told me y^t her husband sayd that I did not love him because y^t I came not to see him in his sicknes. Octob 26 ♃ h 12. in m 1609

I went vp to see him & he made great mone of his sicknes

RN my Cosen Stocker intreated me to goe to M^r Cutlers house to see him being extreme sicke & I came thith^r in london march 29. ♃ h. 7. 40. ant m 16i0 & his pulse was good

RN M^r Nichols brought me to a sick pyning womā of Wing 40 y Aug. 26 ♀ h. 8. 30 ant m 1608

RN I wente to see my lad{y} longfild Ian. 28 ☾ h 1{2} 15 p m 1611. long sicke feareth a cōsūption. hed & hart go{od}

RN I went to S^r Anthony Tyrringhā Ia to see his servant y^t lay strangly sicke Ian. 16. ☿ h. 10. 25|36| ant m I came thith^r & did see her. in her fitte. Ian 16. ☿ h. 10. 36 ant m. 1605.

RN I came to the lady Tyrrels howse febr 21 ♃ h. 5. 30 p m 1611. |& then she was extreme sick feeble & faynt.|

RN Lady Throckmorton of /Pery\ I came to her howse Ian 29 ♃ h. 3. 15. p m 1618 aguish stomack ill casteth soure stuffe

RN An Middleton 10 yeres old hath many strang fits a londonour over against Paules church. her fath^r is a linnen Dra well his wife was M^r Grys syster. well acquainted w^th my broth^r Sandy

quærit causa morbi in p^rsentia filij et patris in prijs ædibꝯ patris sui feb. 5 die ☾ hor 7. 30 m: ant m 16 1599

veneficiu suspicat^r

RN Ian. 20 die ♄ hor 8 I went to see a sick woma swollen in her legs & thighes for that shee hath not her courses. hed ach 1599.

RN my lady came \Maunsell/ showed me her wat^r Ian 24 ♀ h 10. 30 ant m. 1606. who was at my lady Chaynes howse at Drayton 35 y. a long visage leane & yellowish full of melanch. long sick & casteth every foote mutch reds. &|w|^ch trouble her mutch. & cōtinew long also whitꝭ but the {sic} weaken not yet have cōtinewed longe w^ch come 3 days before the red. casteth mutch faynt & feeble mutch wynd costive /Lady Maunsell. 35 y.\