Casebooks

To the R H & rever. fath in god Iohn L. B. of L. Lord kep. of y^e gr s. of England

S^r Symon norwick for his frensy

Ione Hamon at Roes by mres Brograve & apt to to {sic} harme her selfe

mres Hanger of Steapington full of fond fancyes apt to arme her selfe

Burfoot of newport for his Despayre

Rebecca walton of Westmyster full of fancyes p^rsent now at Bedford accuseth on of Chrysty of witchery an honest womā full of talke

M^r vtton of fænystratford for his broken leg

Mres Egleton of Grove

Susāna Smyth for colick & stone & mother {illeg}|m|utch tormented.

Throgmorton whitle of Weston mutch pyned & consumed

M^r Anthony Prate of Steapington frentick a may yeres

Georg Genīgs of Weston for his yard raw no oyntmts nor playsters cure it

my L Purb his vomyt wheath^r it will doe him good

wheath^r the Contes will mend

S^r Thomas Mounson wheath^r he will have a good cōposition w^th the lord treasurour. Ian 8 ☿. h. 3 p m. 1623.

1 litle lord Compton the vryne scaldeth it in the hips & cods

The Dutches any children.

Amy fisher

Williā Cowlyes wife

Domina lady finch wheather a boy.

M^r Bridges of Edgborough 60 y

M^r Peacock mynister one attending the lady Elizabeth by westmyster in London came to me Iuly 28 h 9 {illeg} ant m 1622 & dyned w^th me.

The Countesses mayd dyed novēb 2 h {sic} at 11. ant m 1622 was buryed the next day

our benevolenc to be payd to the king for my te being 20^l in y^e kings bookes tenth deducted. & also 3s & 10 in the lib {amorteth}

3^l 9^s

M^r Byrds for 15^l 49^s 10^d.

M^r fawtrot. for Stanton. 13^s 4^d. he giveth besides the Appar 6^d./

Remēber to pay all this to the Apparitor when he cometh all w^ch I have receaved

M^r Cook Incæpit opus martij 19 ♂ h. 7. 30 ant m 1622.

M^r myles my young Curate & m^r Ruddle & Georg myles came frō Oxford march 21. h. 7 45 p m 1622.

S^r Rob. writes y^t my lord kee asked how I did & would have me to take my lord Purbock in cure but he excused me god be thanked march 21. ♃. h. 5. 40 p m 1622

I receaved a very kind letter frō my Cosen \the lady/ Earefild march 21. ♃ h. 5. 40 p m 1622

& a Iarre of oyle/

And frō Cate Broughton some lemons & orenges at the same tyme/

M^r myles came {illeg} Gorg myles se{nt} m^r Iackson to Lo{illeg} mach {sic} 21 ♃ h. 7 {p} m 1622.

Brydget Richardson. of Bowe brickhill some i6 y sinc helpen of the falling sicknes. was helpen w^th a purg & a vomyt in the space of 2 y. & neaver sinc ill was before weake in y^e necke & foolish w^th all of Hockley.

mayed {sic} on Rich Stratton.

M^r Iames came to visite me Ap 26. ♀ h. 5 30 p m 1622.

M^r Wallys came to visite me Ap 26.

M^r Cooke came here Ap 26. he spead not in his busynesses./

my neph Rob Nap{er} sent me a letter & so did m^r Tom{an} h. 3. p m. 1622.

m^res Neale wrote a letter desyring me to lend her husb. 10^l may 24 ♀. h. 10 20 ant m 1622

& I did lend him 5^l pounds at that tyme {to be} repayd at miklemas next

Iune 18. & 19 mutch rayne & tempests

M^r willobe &     {sic} m^r Persiv willobe S^r    sevell {sic} wilbes sone hi   s {sic} kinsmā

M^r Rud S^r Rob. Scholemaster visited me going to the cōmencement w^th S^r Th mydleton \Iuly 4. ♃/ & went w^th m^r myles to Oxford Iuly 5. ♄. h. 10 25 ant m 1622

S^r Gilbert knifton. served mres Gray w^th a sub pæna Iuly 7

she sent me a doleful{l} but a kind letter Iuly 12 h. ♀ h. 9. 25 ant m 1622.

M^r Th mash the younger to S^r Iames Evington y^t the match was concluded betwixt the old coaple & y^t he was to goe over to see the wench. a foughtnight {sic} hence Iuly 14 ☉ h. 12. 45. p m 1622

M^r Iohn Monson vtrū fortunatus \max^e/ in his state in his mariage & when & what child

Wheath^r his father shall recoaver y^t he sueth for at court. & recoaver his place/ he shall not.

When I shall obtayne y^e pray mised

Wheath^r M^r Page of s|A|lsoules y^t was crazed w^th study wilbe fectly recoavered by y^e physick I send him wyl{illeg} by fits. he will doe p^rty well yet will be ill by fits & not fectedly cured.

Wheath^r christs the bread in y^e sacr is transubst into y^e body of Christ as the laterane concell affirmeth & so conseq the body \& blood/ of christ really & substantially \be/ cōtayned v{nder} the vayles of bread & wyne.

Wheath^r my lord kee shall continew in his office as lo{ng} as he liveth. & wheath^r long to live. & wheath^r a Cleargy mā shall succeede or not

What S^t Paules buffeting angell was 2 Cor 10

The womā ought to have power on her head beause of the angels 1 Cor 11. 10 what is ment thereby.

vtrū angeli assistentes et regentes cælorū orbes. cā leave there orbꝭ. & become ministring spiritꝭ or be called to c{illeg}

vtrū ang creati fuerunt ante cælū et terrā et hinc visi{illeg}

Wheath^r spiritꝭ cā tak away mens child out of the cradle & {illeg} them to goe invisible & to goe thorough dores & skilfull in a{ll} sciences.

wheath^r there be any good spiritꝭ of thē y^t fell y^t shalbe saved

Wheath^r S^r Georg \maners/ will come to my house & how caused & how to be remedyed

how Th. Edmunds my barb is to be cured.

Wheath^r it wilbe a m. betwxt {sic} p {C | l} & Sp. what issue

A prayer for sutch as are deadly sick to recoav^r thē. if they be to be recoavered & to cōfort & to strengthen there harte & fayth.

Wheath^r m^r Cooks aurū potab made after Rhen{aus} will dissolve the whole body of ☉ or wheath^r his owne worke be better for aurū pot.

wheath^r the Sp fleete shall goe.

Wheath^r his elixir of M^r Cooks ♁ will re{nue} ag{a}{yne} & p^rserve life

Wheath^r Carnabees wilbe boath \for/ lap ph. & ☉ potab be very true & certen & easy to be effected. |this work is bes{t}|

or the worke at Pra{l}|g|e w^ch he hath \be/ more certen & true

 morbo Gallic remed

what wilbe come of the Palatinate & the Duke palatyne.

 paralibꝯ mortua

1 Whether we be redeemed by the active and passive or onely by the passive obedience of Christ some p^rachers of london as M^r Wotten and others only by the passive

2 Whether Adam had the Spirit of God before in the state of Innocency. They say he had not.

D^r Bret preached at Aylesbury at the Byshops visitation last; in his Sermon there had, hee deliuered this vi^tz. That Pope Iohn the 22^th denyed the im̄ortality of the soule.

In an other Sermon at Aylesbury made by the same doctor in Iuly last the sam hee affirmed that hee would mayntaine against all gaynesayers That Papists dyinge papists cannot be saued; & that Papists are no Christians