Casebooks

RN feb 11.¹

RN S^r Rich: \Travers/ desyrd M^r Bouth to come to him to Stony stratford Decēb 15. ☿. h. 7 6 45 p m 1618

I mised to come to him the next morning his pncipall sending was for on Mres Hamon a young gentlewomā troubled w^th melanch & him selfe weakned w^th an Issue of blood  mentulā.

RN Philip Hatley of over in County of Cābridg sheere a mynister a batch. 10|2| y. & cōontinued 5. y. soe march & beneficed. march. 16 ♀ h. 4. 45. p m 162i |35 y.| /pater  filio melancholico sine cōsensu\

RN The Countes of Buckinghā for her son my lord Purbecke mutch afflicted w^th melancholy Ap. 12. ♀ h. 9. ant m 1622. /sine cōsensu.\

RN M^r Georg Myles broght a gentlemā troubled w^th melanch & spake to me for him octob 4 ♂ h. 7 ant m 1625

RN Iohn Crowtch m^r of art of kings Colledg fellow Cōmoner but no fellow 27 y octob 11. ♂ h. 4. 45 p m 163i |his Cosen m^r Thomas Crowtch wrote in his behalfe|¹

craveth an Answere

RN S^r Edward Osburne of keeton \k{iue}ton/ in yorkesheere |a Baronet| for M^r will: Osburne his brother 30 y a batch may 4 ♀ h. 7. 20 ant m 1632.

melancholy keepeth His bed w^th out all distract. & hurt offring eyther to him selfe or other./.

SRN S^r. Tho. Tyringhā & my Lord Gorge sent to me desireing my advise \& {nos} to come to London/ for a young gentleman who falle{th} into a very great deepe mellancholly passion lat{ly} the lers Came Novemb. 12. ♃. h. 6. 30. p. m.

RN Mres Hurlestone Octo of Wing Octo 29 y Octob. 7 ♂ h. 1. p m. 1606.

Mres Hurlestone of Win filia militis Robert Dormer. 29 y. Octob. 7. ♂ h. 1. p m 1606. /cū cōsensu\ /mutch greefe touching her husband\¹

RN M^r Byrd came to me for a frynd of M^r nathaniels a tayler of london Iune 1 ♃ h. 2. \25/ p m 1609.¹

RN M^r Price told me of his brothers relapse into his {fo}r sottish melanch humour octob 26. ♀ h. 8. 28. ant m 1610 /but he craved not my opinion\

RN a mayden of Kempson 20 y  melanch had a Sig of ♃ h. 4. p m 1623

RN Sara Crawly went home in {sic} her melanch & fearfull Iuly 6 ☿ h. 9 ant m 1625

RN The lady warren\Washineton/ton {sic} of Westbery 45 y sept 17 ♀ h 3. p m 1630

for mopish melanch will hardly speake sine Consensu.

RN M^r Wyllison of London for his wife in a maner distracted very mopish & full of melancholy Martch 23 ♀ h. 7 p m 162i sine consensu |in Austen Fryars neare the Dutch church.|

RN Ralph wynter\ton/ fellow of kings college a rare young mā for learning studyousnes & strictnes of life mopish melancholick fell ill by overmutch study & y^t a knight inter{n}ayning him to rede to his sone & yeare mising him 30^l  aiū {sic} put him no mā cā yet leare {sic} the cause after a quart^r of a yere {s} {sic} his father sent for him march 24 ☉ h. 5. 20 p m 1622 |23 y Aug 26. h. 3. 30 p m.|

RN was yesterday after eating of a pigeon grew very desp. sick about 12 at night march: 12. ☿ h. 12 p m 1628 \full of melanch & disc/

RN M^r Michal|e|ll Coales |30 y| /a batch\ of Bary\se/swell Barkeswell by Coventry may 25 ☿ h. 11. ant m 163i /long troubled w^th mopish & sottish melancholy\

RW M^ris Elizabeth Tyrrell of Thornton. y. 8. d ☾. h: 2. 30 p: m: Novemb: 20. 1620.

by fits verie ill: sometimes eateth her meale well, at other times doth not. giveth goeth vp & downe verie melancholily

RN Iohn Peake of Heavencot by Tocetour 23 y a {I} {sic} wool wynder Ian: 21. ♀ h. 3. p m 1625.

frater  fratre |sine cōsensu| melancholia et delirio laborāte quæ illi divina videntia inflicta  subia taken in his trade & ritches gotten by his owne hands & industry, begā to growe ryotous & proud in his apparle & his monye w^ch he sayd he would lead to the poer. /othewise {sic} wary & sober now will sweare & talke idlely\ |no care of any thinge|¹