Casebooks

RN her frynd troubled w^th a tertiā for a yere. craveth ny {sic} consell novēb. 1 ♃ h. 2. p m 1621

RN The mā & womā of Amptill y^t sold me the rootꝭ of rubarbe sent to me for the quartayne Ague no{vēb} 1. ☾ h. 6. p m 1630

husb & wife

RN Goodmā Hopkins now at Bryles w^th his fath^rinlaw taken w^th an Ague in his bones Octob. 21. ♂ h. 7. ant m. 1606. |sent w^thout his privity.|

RN on of hav^rshā for a child \of/ Perrys a yere & halfe. an Ague scoureth

RN my lady Dickbyes mā sick of a tertian novēb. 27. ♀ h. 9.30 ant m 1618.

RN Another serv to M^r Geor{illeg}|g| Kimpton 70 y that hath bene troubled w^th a quartyne ague sinc all sants day w^th an exceeding bitterns {sic} in her mouth.

SRN Vtrū Ducissa Richmondiæ, quæ quartana febre laborat sanitatē recuperav|b|it? Ian. 11. ♂. h. 1. 20. p. m. 1630 {sic}./. |sine consensu.|

RN Vtrū recuperabit salutē et quid vtile sit

RN Arthur Middleton of Emmerton a yere & a quarter. Iune 3. die ♂ h. 11. ant m. 1600 had the ague./

ague. very sicke & will cast mutch & will crye mutch & be heavy as if he would die a very feare & fatt ruddy child

RN Susan Bynion of 2 yeres old troubled w^th a straung ague & Drinketh sorely. and shaketh every daye. August. 21 die ♂ h. 9. 52. ant m 1599

RN Williā Perry of Woulverton halfe a yere old. sick of a hot ague skriketh & starteth. Was bound & nowe is loose. Doth cough sore Ian. 31. die ♃ h. 7. 30. ant m 1600

RN Lettice Coursie of Hanslop. 4 y Ap. 23 die ☿ h. 4. 50 p m. 1600 troubled w^th a hot burning ague & nowe shaketh & this 2 days maketh no wat^r./

RN Agnys Corner of Shenly 5. y Ap 22 die ☿ hor. 1. 5 p {sic} p m 160i

for an ague every day shaketh & burneth.

RN Thomas Nichols his child \a yere/ & a halfe march 13 h {sic} hor 3. 20 p m 1619

An ague every day boyles burneth |rubbeth his nose child p^rsent|

An ague 3 weeks drinketh mutch in y^e fit

RN Iohn Hopcraft of Aynoe of the hill. borne the satt after 12^th last sept 22 {illeg}|♃| h 2. 30 p m 1631 a shaking ague \in all \her/ ioynts/ & burneth w^th all in

RN Elisabeth Sandons the daught^r of Iohn Sandon ded & deted & moth^r. her vnkle came for her at Woulverton 9 yeres old amisse this fortnight they suppose it to have bene an ague. very sleepy & Drowsy. cōplayneth of her hed & belly. Novemb. 17. die ♀ h. 10. 15. mi. 1598.

RN a Chambermayd {sic} \wayting gentlewomā./ of my lady Dormers sick a senet w^th a double tertiā. at seaven in y^e morning & the next day at 12: cold an hour & child & afterward long hot y^t she hath litle intermission 22 y mar Apr faynteth & swondeth this day voyded choler cānot abyde to be styred. Ap 1. ♂ h. 12. 20 p m 1617 |M^r Nichols|

RN A widow of Newp for her face broken out in pimpl{es} legs swelled mightely & n{ow} the ague falling into them & ames {sic} pimpled. & blys{te}red. Iune. 14 ♂ h. 3. p m 1614.

RN A poer boy of Northāpton sheere after an ague had a great big hard belly like an ague cake for a yers space growen to a tympany octob 21. ♂ h. 10. 20 ant m 1617

RN Francis Cooke of Northāpton feb 23 a wench. ♀ h. 10. 15 p m 1627. now 4 y. old. almost a moh|n|th {sic} \month/ sick

now hath an Ague lips very sore & broken out. dull heavy no ioy of any thing eateth litle, sleepeth not quietly. vryne cold red thick temp. & hath bene laxative vryne warned mutch better in colour./ feb 8 ☾ {sic} h 2 p m. 163i.

RN Henry Potter of husb. Crow{illeg}|le|y. 7 y Iune 20 ☾ h. 2. p m 1608. had an ague & nowe it is fallen into his legs hips thighes. & cānot goe for it mutch payned