Casebooks

RN Thomas Willis of Whaddon 34. vnmaried attendant vppō S^r Arthur Savage some thing|k|e the lifting of Syr Arthurs trunckes brought his Deafnes vppon him. came in son to me this 27 of Ap. die ♀ h. 12. 45. 1599:

RN An Robynson of Wellinborowe 30 Ap. 27 die ☾ hor 2. 45 p m. 160i thick of hearing

RN S^r Iohn vnderhill Came frō Garrenbery of purpose to see me Aug 4. ☿ h. 3. 45 p m. 1630 /hath vtterly lost his hearing.\

RN Robart vincent of Saiwcy {sic} forrest 30 y a batcheler Apr 19 h {sic} hor. 3. 15 p m. 1606 right eare deafest of long

RN on came y^t Iohn lākin brought 38 y may 28 ☾ h. 4. 12 p m 1611. |deafnys a longe tyme heareth but by fits.|

RN Mres Constanc Edwards of Henloe 3 litle. myles of frō S^r francis Ventres. a young gentlemā. of 30 y sept 18 ☾ h. 12. 20 p m 16i5 |for her deafnes of long cōtinuanc.|

RN Old M^r Edwards \his daughter in lawe/ for his oldest Dead sons Daughter 34 y march 28 ☿ h. 7. 45. ant m 1621 |at Henlowe|

a widow mutch troubled in her hearing |in Bedfordsheere|

RN M^r Iohn mansell {of} Calverton Ap 16 ♂ {h} 8. 39. ant m. 1622 very deafe.

RN M^r Rich. Dyer of Great Stawton Decē. 4. ☿ h. 11. 45 p {sic}. 1588. but came to me for my counsayle Sept 5 ♃. h. 4. 15 p m. 1622.

a Smyth in London in cow lane on Hopkins opened the drūps of his ears & once in a yere & tooke out black coarns & then heard but sinc cometh agayne & is troubled w^th a continuall n hissing & buzzing

vtrū ducet quā cupit

RN Mr \Will/ Neale onc serv to S^r Iames Evington 33 y Ap 19 h {sic} hor 5. 45 ant m Aug 4 ☉ m h. 4 14 h. p m 16 1690 {sic} then shalbe 33 y but came to me for his deafnes Ap 19 h {sic} hor 5 45 ant m 1623

RN Henry Luckins of Oxford. 38 y march. 20 ♀ h. 9. ant m 1629 |deafe 2 y|¹

RN Robart vincent of Pyddington 32 y a batcheler Apr 9 ☿ h. 12 38 p m 1606

Deafe in boath eares 3 yers asketh wheath{er} there be any remedy

RN S^r Peeter Temple Ap 8 ♃ h. 1. 30 p m 1624

for his deafnes & gydynes.

RN |{illeg}|A|lce {sic} \Alce/ knight of Olny. 34 y Apr 29 h {sic} hor 9. 40 ant m 1626| a noice in her head

RN The vicomtesse of S^t Albion: march 15 ♃ h. 7. 30 p m 1627 I receaved her letter march.

will not myt the Doctors to make an Issue vntill I give my Consent |v He is exceedīgly amended & cā Impe {sic} & leape god be thacked {sic} But yet cānot heare|¹

she will not myt his Doctors to give him any more Cordials because they dead his stoak but Kitchin physick by w^ch he is nutch {sic} anended {sic} & growen stronger eateth well & sleepeth well cā Impe {sic} & leape w^th out harme & his eyes very cleere & well sighted & better then before

but his hearing is nutch {sic} decayed as when she sent vnto me last

They resolved last monday to have made an Issue but she would not myt thē ☾ then in ♊ & app to the □ of ☿ & p □ {illeg} ♄

S^r Iohn Vnderhil for his deafnes

S^r Iohn vnderhill for his extreme Deafnes

RN Thomas Wyllys of 32 hath bene deafe sinc last shrovetide a quarter of an yeare hath had 2 fistuloes but was healed of that after had an impediment in his eyes. afterward in his lims. Apr. 22. die ☉ h. 2. 15 m. p m. 1599. of Whaddon.

RN Iohn Holmes of Milton 35. {illeg} of a great heate in his stomack & thick of hearing. Aprill 25 die ☿ h. 12 38. m.

RN Thomas Brightwell of Stocke golding 32 y feb 11. ♀ hor. 11. 38 ant m. 1603.

for a payne \& noyse/ in his eares this xj weeks

RN Rich: Glover of Hanslop 32 y Iuly 8 h 10. 15 ant m 1620 was mopish is well mended god be thanked deafish & his sight ill

RN Mres Lake of Wyllestone in the parsh {sic} of Tring 30 y may 18 h {sic} hor. 11. 45. p|a|nt m 1622 |4 child 3 y.| /a singing noice in her eares amasing her like a seething pot a quivering at her hart\