Casebooks

{A}nne Fisher of great Houghton 60. y March. 31. ♃. h. 12. 30. p m. 1631 /Ill 8 weekes\

SRN My Mother the Lady Tyringhā being not well sent for me to come to her April. 19. ♄ h. 3. p. m. 1634.

SRN My Lady Ma. Sandys. sent her letters that her husband fell sicke y^t day he should haue come out of London that she was forced to send for y^e D^rs D^r Read. & they hope by this Accident he will doe well agayne is now more sensible then before

Decemb. 5. ♄. h. 9. 30. a. m. 1635.

SRN M^rs Tomasin for her vncle M^r Francis Lokier of Marsh in Shropsheire 65. y. Ian. 29. ♀ h. 8. a. m. 1635. a Long tyme sicke

RN Elizabeth Hopkins of Ransthrop 26. y. \a mayde/ April. 13. ♀. h. 4. 30. p. m 1632. |keepeth her bed.|

TG Mary paternoster of hinckesworth 28. y. feb: 25. h. 9. 30. ant: mer: 163{ij}|2| Longe sick. takes nothing but vomiteth it vp againe.

TG Ann stapp of stonystreetford 16 y. Mart. 15. h. 9. Mat. 1634. hath beene sicke this 14night. on wensday a stitch in her right side began, & now is pained in all her body. Exceedy|i|ng hote. Keepeth her bed can hardly stirre.

TG Ieane slade of Caysoe 25 y. 7bris 29 ☾ h. 8. A m. 1634. complaineth of her former disease. Vide Maj. 1.

1 ℞ Mugwort Miji wormewood cent{auq}y rue an. {mß}. rad enul. camp. acori an. ℥j agarck. polipod. an. ℥j wormeseed. ℥ß.

2 clyster.

3. ℞ \had he/ desired her former comfortable electuary Maj. 1. julii 21.

TG Goody Becheny of Havershem 45. y. octobr. 6 ☾ h. 8 A m. 1634. {illeg}|co|mplaineth of her for old disease, had purges. 1 ℞ pilles & glysters &c. menses suppressi

TG johne Q\u/arry of Laiton {illeg} Febr. 12 ☿ h. 2. 3{illeg} \3/ {p M 1634} {illeg}|H|ath beene sicke {illeg} taketh her by f{its} {illeg} complaineth m{illeg} quærit utru{m} {sit grauida} is very we{ake}

TG The Ladie Arshfield {sic} \RN Earsfild/ TG sent her letter jun. 8 ♄ h. 8. 15 p M

Quærit causam primordialem suæ ægritudinis utrum ab utero vl cerebro /RN splene v^l {stomacho}\TG

SRN My Cozen M^rs. Clare wright of Southwark London Febr 28. ♄. h. 9. 45. a. m. 1635

A Iaundice thick yellow water. had a Iulep & an Electuary after a vomitt. this Last weeke had y^e aduise of D^r Chamberlen who conceiues her payne & greife to proceed frō her brest. desire my Counsayle & directions.

The Lady Iennings sent for her Husband whoe is very w ill. Martij. 3. ♃. h. 6. 20 p m. 1631

TG M^rs Iane bruffe stony stratford 42 y. h. 9. m{illeg} aguish, stomack naught, head, ill and pained.

TG Iane Shipdarp of Hardwell 16 y. 7bris 19. h. 10 30′. 1634. ill her stomacke with running paines in her members & backe.

SRN M^rs. Cotta of Coventrey. sent her ler Novemƀ. 14. ♄ h. 10. a. m. 1635.

The vomitt did worke, vpward & 5 tymes downeward. the pills wrought well & she was let blood arme & Foote:

hath not had y^em since March Last, now finds her Liuer distemperd & a payne there. desires the opening drinke or the receipt

SRN Marian Phelp of Blechly 40. y Septemƀ. 11. ♀ h. 10. a. m. 1635

Much payned in her chest & at her heart very shortwynded swelld & howen in her face hands & Body

\vomitts what she taketh/ hath not bin well since it thunderd & lightend when she came from Stoke goldinge on th{e} Sunday y^t it lightend & thunde{red} so much.

it first tooke her w^th sorenes in her throate

body Costiue. Vryne very thin & frothy, & cleere. hath bin married these 9. y. no child.

M^rs Elizabeth Sanders. of Perry. 25 \32/ y Febr. 20. ☾ h. 1. p m. 1632.

Sicknesse 2 nights, hote & colde by fitts stopping in her stomack, can nether eate not rest well, the great paine in her Back, feares a Consumption makes water very difficultly 6. or 7 weekes

Desires y^t shee may take noe Phisick