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RN Aug 8 ♃ h. 8. 20 p m. 1633

I receaved a letter frō mres Quck {sic} y^t the lady Magdalen by means of y^e lady {sic} \Countes/ her mother. hath bene forced to vs fast. & to keepe a fast but once the Countes hath made the lady Magd to keepe an exact dyet & fasting & hath abstaynd frō the vse of any p^rscribed by me & semeth to be mutch better for it

craveth a masse of my pils

the lady Magdalen was lately sick but now mutch amended.

The lady Alce well w^thout taking any physick

SRN M^rs Quicke Attendant on the Lady Bridgwaters Daughter sent her lerFeb. 8. ♀ h. 2. p. m 1633

She desires to know when she may apply the Leaches to my Lady Magdalen.

And whether the {lady} Alce should take any thing to prevent her fitts before the spring

RN M^r Charles longfildtooke his physick vppon Apr 8 ☿ it gave him 30 stooles & made him very weak

☾ sep a △ ♀ ap ☌ ♄.

his mā came in the morning Apr 9 ♃ to aske wheath^r it should be stopped. h. 7. 30

RN my Cosen he & She marsh did boath writ vnto me she for her selfe wheath^r good to sweat & also for her Daughter. & to bleed her in y^e foote at y^e fall w^ch would not bleede

GJ Elsabeth Byrd of havershā Octob. 27 ♃ ho 7. 30 a m. 1603 sent for physicke

GJ Ellen Purryer of Ecton 19 y. Febr 8 ☿ ho. 2. 15 p. m. 1604

She sent her water againe but the messenger brake the glasse by the way vide Ian: 26

She is somewhat amended since her last physicke /

RN Mres Dennys leate desyred me y^t she might take her drinke but 2 days more because she was growen very weake with y^t she had already taken. Iuly 7 ♀ h. 7. ant m 1609.

RN & took her vomyt h. 9. 3. {sic} 20 ant m 16i0

RN The lady Pænystone of stanton 18 y may 27 ♃ h. 4 p m 1613. sent for 12 {of} graynes of the magist of pearle.

RN Thomas malins of this towne Aug. 23|2| \22/ ☾. h. 10 ☉ h 4. 25 p m 1613. |then he came downe & was let blood.|

RN mres Quick vtrū expdiat {sic} Dnæ magd to abstayne frō sup & to Drink water Iune 28 ♀ h. 11 20 ant m. 1633.

a drye dyet drink of verv. bitt celandyne alo{e}s an ♏j op{nin}g rootꝭ fenell sly red Dock rootꝭ an ij p{elr}y \roots/ {oi}lacūp. ℥ij Angel ℥ij cut lig scti sarsup an lib ß aq {fontem} lib 20 {som} anysi l{icut} an lib ß

RN Mes Margaret \Tyrringhā/ tooke her dyet {d}rinke the same morning

RW M^r Willoughby of Droitwich for his Neece who is troubled w^th a rheme in her eies, & vseth to weepe much: hee is desirous to haue p|a| receipte for pills ad fortiter uocanda menstrua. shee is about 16 or 17 yeares olde.

SF fraunces hayghtō of 19 yeres 1597 the 30 of march ☿ p m’ at 6. vtrū abortiuū n^c non

RN asked what was good for An Byrd of Laundon 19 y to draw them downe./

RN Thomas Denys of Newp 12. y. Iuly 23. to came to me for the falling sicknes on Easter Monday the third tyme & had a vomyting cake & so had 2 tymes before but this did more good for it brought away bladders & other ill stuffe out of his stomack w^th mutch yell stuffe & hath had no fit sinc this 16 weekes

GJ M^rs Mary Dorrell of Lillingstone 19 y. Maij 14 ♄ ho. 11 a. m. 1608 Her head giddy in the morning quærit whether good to let her bloud.

RN The lady would ha{ve} 2 playsters for her child for y^e ague & to come over to her Daughter Elis.

Isable Good mā wrote in her behalf{e}

RN Dorothy Triplady of Dustable {sic} 17. y. may 25 ♄ ♃ h. 4. 20 p m 1620 |is as on possessed.|

desyrous of a S ♃

RN S^r Authur Throckmortons man told me y^t Mres Elis. Throckmorton S^r Arthers Daugher was very sick after her pils & tooke a great cold & so cōtinueth |Sept 30 h {sic} hor 8. 30 ant m 16i5|