Casebooks

RN I Receaved a very kind & Courteous letter frō S^r Kenelme Digbee Iune 7 \6/ ☉ h 6. 40 p m 1630

SRN Novemb. 22. ♃. h. 9. a. m 1638 /The {writ} by one wooldridge\

RN Ian 27 ☿ Rich rid over to th {sic} his old frind. & came to him at night h. 5 p m 1630

Ian. 17. ☉. h. 10. a. m. 1630 RN /Rich Na taken desp sick w^th stitches on his left syde\

RN my Lord rated me extremely May 11. ♂ h. 8. 25. ant m 1630

S^r Io: vnderhill sent 2 Chymicall Books & a Letter contayneinge strange newes of Prince Māmon of Millayne Ian. 13. ♃. h. 7. 50. p m. 1631

From his \house/ on the Strond over against york house

SRN Iohn Finet sent a lre touchinge y^e bringinge of his wine March 25. ^o ♀ hor 8. 15. 1631.

RN Iunij 14 my lord rod 20 nyles {sic} henc to see his frinds Iune ♂ h. 3 a|p| m ant m 163i

RN my new serv: came to me Aug 4. ♃ h. 3. p m 1631

RN M^r Henry Browne sent me a suasive Lett^r Aug. 5 {sic} ♀ {sic} h {sic} hor 1|9| 30 ant m 1631.

RN my Lord Purbock went from ny {sic} house to wha{d}don when I went to chuch {sic} about 10 Sept 4 ☉ h. 10 ant m 163i

RN a Sutor came to Mrs Maudlyn I frō London Iue {sic} 13. ☿ h. 1. p m. 1632.

RN my Cosen Barth. Nuecōb came to Linford octob 25 ♃ 5. p m 1632

RN The docter w^th M^r Philpot deted henc Ian. 16 ☿ h. 12. 15 p m 1633

they came on fryday last h. 5 p m 1633 |Rich went w^th thē|

RN M^r Gravius sent me a letter shewing y^t he was desyrous for knowledg sake to travell vnto Parrish in France & w^th all craved my Counsayle. Ap 18 ♃ h 6 p m 1633

And sayth it is cōstantly believed y^t the king of Sweden is still alive cōfirmed by many reasons & the wars succeed sperously in the low cōtreyes

RN The Lady Orpe sent me a rundlet of seck Iuly 27. h {sic} hor 7. 45. p m 1633.

SRN VA sent her Letters Febr. 28. h. 6. p. m. 1635.

SRN My Broer S^r Robert Sent his lers to me Martij 28. ♄ h. 9. p. m. 1635.

SRN I receiued letters from M^r Gravius from Bremen Iune. 5. ♀. h. 8. 50. a. m. 1635.

On y^e 22 Aprilis ☿ h. 6. Mat. he sayled frō Grauesend w^th good wind & fayre weather and ♃ about noone they mett with a ship w^ch made them strike sayles & weiwing them & not finding them to be Dunkerkers they let hem passe. that night the wynd turned & was quite Contrary to y^eir voyage & the sea very tempestuous y^t they were in great danger of being cast away. 3 ships were missed & lost in y^e storme w^ch were not come in 2 weekes after & so feared to be cast away in y^t storme.

On sunday after we beyond y^eir expectacon y^ey arriued at Bremen

Lyes yet at Bremen where he shall not continue here he knowes not how Long

Newenburgh being beseiged w^ch is a hindearance to all passage

Then only the great \& strongest/ Holds is taken by the Imperialists. & his freinds fled to Cassell

Desirith me to send him some Books y^t haue written in the defence of the \rites & ceremonies of the/ Church of England. & also an English Dictionary either Rider or another. And to deliuer them to M^r Alardin in Coven garden a goldsmyth the next doore to y^e golden fleece Taverne, who is as he sayes a very honest man. & he is to deliuer to the shipper frō Bremen who purposed to be in England agayne about midsomer is {sic} Name is Henricke Havinc Horst. this m^r Alardine hath a brother in Bremen who liues there.

M^r Tomanꝯ at his being in London did propound a marriage to him w^ch he refused then & does now desire me to let him know that he desires him to treate noe more of that subject or to perswade with the gentlewoman. so much he told m^r Toman then when he made the first motion./.

The lers were dated y^e 28^th of April.

SRN ☿ Iune 5. h. 9. 30. a. m. 1633. I had private conference with m^rs AT.