Casebooks

RN The Lady Chaucye octob. 18. 1629

Thomas Coakan he hath her good|s| Iewels plate & sutch like & hath made her a bond of 1400 \fore{tene hon}dred/ vt & hath acknowledgm̄t the iudgment {illeg}|o|f twelfe hūdred pounds

she hath f{oun}d the land but the Sheriffe will not returne the write vnder 30^l.

on monday next goe to the Lord kee to petion {sic}.

Thomas Cocken hath made all over vnto An Cocken his wife & two feefes in trust Thomas & Tymothy Limmall to Defeat her. & Katherin Stānop & Williā Stāhop her brother y^t have false conv Williā Iackson & Iohn Barker & Georg Neale y^t know the false conveiances M^r Boath the vndersherife of Warrick her enemy{es}

RN Goody Evens the Pedler hath lost his parte w^ch his new hired servāt stole away at Shenly last night when they were a sleepe came to me this day febr 8 ♂ h. 3. 20 p m 1620 /to know w^ch way he went\

RN Two more of ny {sic} beasts taken w^th the garg{le} & sold to y^e butcher. Iuly 23. h. 12. 40 p m 1623.

my first w^ch I killed & vsed for ny {sic} household Iro Iuly 18. & the next day another Iuly 19 I sold

☾ sep a ☌ ☉ ap ☌ ♄ p ☌ ♃.

☌ ♄ ☉ two more other beasts taken w^th the garg{le} ready to dye now sold to the butchers Iuly 23. h 12. 30 p m 1623 this news was broght me

U[1622–4] M^rs Morcom. the Registers wife in Blandford, in Comitatu Dorset. {I}ugulatur a famulo. seu amanuensi. Sam: Collins. In Lecto. absente Marito. Sept: 22. h. 11. 45. p. m. d ☾.

RN M^r Step of newp hath obtaynd of the Archbish Sherngton {sic} the bishop letting it fall in the lapse after 6 months & better none accepting it nor instituted into it Feb 7. ☿ h. 3. 30 p m 1627

RN my man will Gadston Wente to London Decēb 7 ☾ h. 5. p|a|nt m 1629 ☾ sep ab ☍ ♂. ap □ ♄ I sent a lett^r to him that monday

And he came home & could not meete him nor see him but left his lett^r w^th Thomas Reeve to Deliver it & to le{illeg} require an Answere but my mā retuned {sic} Decēb 10 ♃ h 1. 30 p m 1629 ☾ sep a △ ♄ ap □ ☿

RN mres foster lost a ring as she thinketh washing her hands in a pale of water Iuly 3. ☾ h. 3. 30 p m 1620

RN A digger of a pit having had his tooles onc stollen frō him then agayne this last night. crow mattck slidge to the value of x^s or a marke Ap cōpl to me & craved my counsell Ap. 21 h {sic} hor. 2. 30 p m 1621

he susp some of o^r towne

RN Sanders the mason dwelling at litle Linford 39 y sept 9. ☉ h. 7. 45 p m. 162i was seene & left y^t day & neaver had {sic} of since

RN D Sp. honourable patient addicted to astrologye & believing continuall iudg. most per to build iudg vppon quærit first how long an old frind of his might live 2. vnder what planet h{illeg}|is| owne selfe was borne March 27 ♃ h. 5. 45 pm 1623

his old frinds age natus 1556 Iuly 87. ant m

His owne age Iune 13 ♂ h. 1. p m 1578

RN S^r Iames Evingtons servant ran away w^th 72 pounds wheath^r to the low Countyes {sic} or to Ireland {illeg}|he| knoweth not & wheather he shall fynd him. o|N|ovēb. 1. h {sic} hor. 8 ant m. 1623.

RN Iohn Smyth told me y^t on hath stollen 5 bush of grayne out of the house & garner Decēb 18 ♂ h. 6 p m 1627 Wyl susp by ny {sic} man Wyllys & so it was

RN An Grene of H Hauxstone 43. y. Iune 16 ☾ h. 4. p m 1623.

M^r Candle a grave old mā dwelling in Attleborough in Nortfolk 60 y. a Scrivenour & a physition mtch {sic} sought vnto & told M^r \Robart/ Greene y^t his wife was beworded. Isabell Free the mother & her daughter Iennet free/

He gave out y^t it was no ague but a spirit.

Old yardly of Dunīgham w^th in 2 or 3 myles of Newmarket a gentlemā scholler a great physition 80 yers old no physick nor bathing will helpe her but a learned mā.

RN M^r Iermyn of Oxford sent me word y^t S^r Rob vsed him kindly y^t the Dukes grace admitted him to be his chaplayne & after it the Archbishops intreated him to become the Queene of Bohemias chaplayne mach {sic} 23. ♃ h. 7. ant m 1620

RW M^r Michaell Iermyne of Corpus Xti: d. ♃ h. 7. ant: m: Martij. 23. 1620. made the Duke of Lennox his Chaplaine & afterward entreated by the Archbyshop of Canterb: to be Chaplan to the Queene of Bohemia

RN Mres Abigayle Busby a marchants Daughter in London borne Ap 16 ♂ h. 3 ant m 1594.

RN M^r Rich: Barckley of {illeg}|S|toke Gifford 50 y febr 27. ♀. h. 12 {sic} 1. 20 p m 1625|4| offred me freely and franckly the benefice y^t he bestowed on Doctor Chitweene {l}|D|eane of Bristow lately deceased he dyed a sondaye was senet./

U[1622–4] H. 1. 45. p. m

M^r Rich: Berkely: of Stoake Gifford 23. Feb. 1624.

post obitum Doctoris Cheett-weene: Deane of Bristow

RN vtrū p^rstet vt M^r. Rich: Dyer: may. contrahere amicitiā cū Iohn Mount Steaphens b a march. in the Loe Country. Iune 2|3| ♃ h 11 45 ant m. 1624

RN M^r Iackson sent a lett^r & so did M^r Page febr 24|3| ♃|☿| h but I did reede M^r Pages feb {sic} 24 \26 {sic}/ /feb 24\ ♃ h 2. but M^r Iacksons feb 24 ♃ h. 4. 20 p m 1625. touching his troubles & excōmunication by D Androws there visitour for not appearing I {illeg}|e|nquire divino numine favente what wilbe come of the busy{nes}

RN S^r Thom Butl{er} came to me w^th Doctor Banyster octob 28. ♀ h. 10. 30 ant m 1625.

RN vtrū M^r Russle \peacock/ a mynster of London hath strong app & vis in the night shall obtayne his Desyres Decēb 22. ♀ h. 4 p m 1626