Casebooks

GJ Iohn Hopkyns of great Brickhill 52 y. Febr. 17 ♃ ho 11 15 a m 1603 A payne in his necke And head pricking makes him vomitt

GJ Margaret Stoning of Harould 18 y. Febr 17 ♃ ho 12. 20 p m

vide 18 \25/ Iun. 1602 for Anne Fountayne die ♀ and for mary Fountayne 30 Iulij 1602 die ♀

A note on emetics, possibly but not necessarily connected to the top right entry.

Mres Smyth of Milten sent me a fayre band & couffes martij 11. ♀ hor 3. 40 p m

Iohn Spencer sent vnto me to signify he would be w^th me on munday next w^th anoth^r. martij 25 ♀ hor. 2. 30 p m. 1603.

M^r kaylie martij 30

My Lady Challennor sent word that her Pilles wrought well but her drinke very litle Her stomacke is quite gone no appetite to her meate. I sent her worke {sic} to vse Aromaticū Rosatū

Her Daughters Physicke wrought well and she is well god be thanked

For Kat Blundell against the stone

for Mres Ruly cold take ...

Anno 1562 \1602/ the 20^th Day of Septembr One Robert Raynoldꝭ dwelling w^th Browne the player wrote a letter out of germany to his mother M^rs Raynoldꝭ Dwell{ing} in gardners lane at weston in the {illeg}... That the day and yeere ab{illeg} There landed a Iewe at Hamborg in germany that hath lived ever {illeg} Christ his tyme and had beene {illeg} three yeeres at sea in a shippe {illeg} after his landing he posted was {illeg} post into Denmarke. and this we a{illeg} yo^w is true. and is a Cōmon spee{ch} among all the Dutchemen ☾ sep ab ☍ ☉ vac ap ☍ ☿

1603 febr. 21. ☾ toward evening In a tempest the miller of Fox^r going from his water mill to his windmill sawe as it were a blacke man in blacke going before him an{d} when he Called to him desyring him to stay that he might have his comp{any} to the mill he was turned into a black dogge. and when the miller came {to} the mill he sawe him agayne like a man and assoone as he spake to {him} he was turned into a blacke beare so vanished away. Reported by M^r I{illeg} King p^rcher and seconded by M^r R{illeg} Tryst of maidford /

you must keepe y^r pa frō open ayre

you must keepe y^r

you must

you must not scratche you must not scratche you must not scratch

you must not

you must not

you must not scratche.

In Noie sāctissimæ Trinitatis 1603. April. 30. ♄. ho. 8. 45 a. m.

A blank astrological chart, with a ST calculation for 11:30 on 30 May 1603. The last consultation (on the previous page) is for 10:45 and the next for 12:00 on that date.

vide Mariā Savadge 2 y. sinc about this tyme whō it playsed god I should tell y^t her y^t boath shee being w^th child would w^th her child be boath in danger the child was well delivered but dyed a weeke after & shee dyed a few weekꝭ after. 6 weekes.

Quære Annā Barnard of Cokenho at spring was twelvemoneth. witꝭ perished, mended w^thin a weeke after she was heere

vide Mary matlocke of Paulusry soone holpen aft^r y^t I gave her. god be praysed.

vide Thomas Dorling of Stadgden about sinc lent last 1603.

voyded chest worms & mended his physick wrought vp & downe god g be thancked.

A list of ‘3 dyet drinkꝭ to be made agaynst next weeke’: one for Mrs Lanckford, one for Margaret Cleaver (neither of whom has featured recently) and one just ‘agaynst satterday’.