Casebooks

RN My Honourable Lord of Sunderland. 45 y Ap. 28: ♂ h. 8 p m. 1629.

my lords loosenes increaseth cōplayneth of his physition of a flat mountebancke craveth my consayle wheather he shall recoaver of his loosenes w^ch hath so sorely weakned him

RN Cassander Pen of Stonys{trat}ford 19 y march 24 ☾ h. 9. 20 ant m 1623

RN My lord p^rsident sent to me touching his welfare Septēb 8 ☾ h. 10. 20 ant m. 1628

RW Goodwife Th{illeg}\e/ed of Litle Great Brickhill d. ♀. h: 0. 12. wheth{er} shee shall escape this sicknesse. 44 ye{res} olde.

RN Tho Coo serv to M^r Greene of his owne love enquith {sic} wheath^r his m^r m^r Greene will live & escape or not Ap 16 ♂ h. 12. 1622. |a hauking cough|

RN M^res Conyers vtrū her daught^r will recoaver by gods lea{f}|v|e may 2. h. 5. p m. 1624

Mres Conyers inquireth wheath^r her daughter will ever recoaver this sicknes if so please god may 2. ☉ h. 5 20 p m. 1624 /sine consensu\

RN Will Clarke. of Lillingstone Dorell. 38 y. sept 30 ♃ h. 11. 20 ant m 1624

quærit^r vtū {sic} vivet v^l morit^r. Desp sick

RN my Cosen Tyrlington of London quærit vtrū recuperabit sanitatē deo placente may 31. ☿ h. 6 p m. 1626.

RN Mres Joans \of Clyfton/ octob. 28 ☿ h. 4 20 p m 1629 wheath dye loose bodyed

RN \my lord quærit vtrū a morbo liberabitur/ Octob 31 h {sic} hor 4 p m. 1629

quærit^r a dnū H quæ causa morbi ordinaria v^l extraord

vtrū liberabit^r a morbo. vl nō

RN Will: Mallard of Olny 25|7|. y. octob 27 h {sic} hor 9 ant m. 162i

vtrū vivet an moriet^r

RN Williā Harryson of Hartwell 30 y Iune 3. ☾ h. 12. 1622 /vtrū vivet nec ne\

RN M^r Thomas Lane of Hitchenden. 14. y. Iune 18 ☾. h. 9. 30 ant m. 162i /pater sine cōsensu  filio\ |6 yeres ill like an Innocent cānot speake readily wheath^r recoaver or not.|

RN The Countes of Cleevland sent me a horse for ny {sic} mā Williā to Let Mres Crast blood yet because of her coldnes left it to my discretion as appeareth by her letter written to me w^th her owne hand also enquireth my consayle for her cough Cook who by reason of a sore cough is rūing into a Consūption. Iuly 26. ♃ h. 8. 45 p m. 1627 |Mres Crasts she is bett^r wheath^r good to let her blood|

vtrū the Lady Cleevelands Cooke recuperabit sanitatē or wheath^r he will rūne into a cōsūption he sent me a letter Iuly 26 {illeg}|♃| h 8. 45 p m 1627

RN My Honourable Lord sent me a letter Decēb 20 h {sic} hor. 3. p m 1628

the Doctor supposeth it to be a putryfyed humour & in 3 weekes {sic} weekes will cure him

where he shall overcome this disease 2^ly wheather the Docter shall Doe him good¹

RN My lady Penystone of Stoe 28 y Ian. 13. ♃ h 6 p m 1620. \wonderfull desyrous to know wheather she should dye/

RN Mary Morgan of Landon 22 y feb. 12 h {sic} hor 12. 1620.

RN The old M^res Conyers mother to Mres Eliz Barkley sent her Daughters water to know if god be so pleased wheath^r there be any hope of her daughters recoaverie may. 1. h {sic} hor 7. ant m 1624

RN {A}vys Burtwhystle in Burton. 72 y Aug 4. ☿ h. 9. ant m. 1624 |quærit an morit^r| |Righ {sic}|

RN Goodmā francklin for his wife vtrū moriet^r Ap 7 ♃ h. 6. 30 ant m 1625.