Casebooks

TG Thomas moore of Gulden watten in Cambr sh: 54 y. jan. 28. ♂ h. 4. 30 p {m} 1634. had a fall 6 weekes agoe & brought vp bl|o|od in great quantity. now a forthnight he keepeth his bed & is much swelled, hath a great coug{h}{illeg}

SRN Fayth Sage of High Lauer for a litenes in her head. & a papue in her Teeth & a trembling at her heart.

her Husband was taken with a payne in her|is| backe that he can hardly goe./.

TG Goodman Benions sonne \William/ of Wulsen 25. y. jan. 18 ♄ h. 7. 45. p M. 1634. /malignant pleuriticall feaver\

TG Mr james Brasgirdell of Brampto{n} 33 y Febr. 11 ♂ h. 11. 15. Mat. 163{4} eateth but litle

TG Thomas Claret of Weston 60 y. Mart. 15. ♄. h. 9 a. m. 1634. hath a cough & cold & stuffing in his chest

TG Iohne Clarcke of Q{u}{illeg} hamptonsh. 25|7| y {illeg} 1634. rising {illeg} to stop he{illeg} on{illeg}

SRN Iohn Parker of Brackley 28. y March. 16. ☉ h. 11. a. m. 1634

febris Maligna.

TG Robert Stone of Grondon 24 y. Mert {sic}. 25 ♂ h. 12 mer. 1634. he was here about candlemes & had a vomite which did easy him for a time of his cough, but now he cougheth not so much, but hath a constant paine on his right breast, which will not give him leave to cough.

M^r. Banberry of Smithwick in Staffordshire. 64. y. Mpril {sic}. 2. ☿ h. 6. p m. 1634

Taken w^th the Dead Palsye a month or 3 weeks since, hath lost the vse of one Side. Desires to knowe whether there bee Hope of his Recouery.

SRN S^r walter Leach of Cadleigh in Devonsheire sent me his Letter desireing my Aduise & Counsaile for himselfe for a vayne that is broken in him & hath voyded a gallon of Blood.

November y^e 5. ☿ h. 6. 30. p. m. 1634.

SRN {M}^r William Luttwich of Luttwich. {D}ecemƀ 30. ♂. h 9. 45. a. m. 1634.

Complained of Cramps & weaknes ouer all his body. face, Armes legs were swelld, now thanks be to God are not. was the payne in his back doth not so much trouble him as before his loosenes stayd vpon those things I gaue as Clysters & Cordialls. now his loosenes hath taken him agayne desires something y^t may stay it. vryne a little higher y^en it hath bin this 3 dayes, no slu{ff}y Sediment, nor so much troubled with the Gonorrhæa as before Laus deo.

Desires at this tyme something for Cough & loosenes.

TG {illeg} Nevill sent his letter {illeg} {h.} 5. 30′ pM. 1633|4|. {illeg}e this christmesse {illeg} {p}aine reasonable {illeg} {sto}{m}acke neither to {illeg}is not constive

TG William Whooddell of Neoport. 5 y. Mart 22 ♄ h. 5. pm. 1634 /swelled about his Knee.\

TG Francisce Ianson of Okle in the hole 42 y. Fe januari Martii 1 h. 1|0| \30./ pM. 1634. sicke in all his members since christmasse eateth & drin{keth} but litle d raiseth scarce one houre in a day from his bed.

TG Mr Richard Morton of Hanslap 58 y. Mart. 29. ♄. h. 10 a m. 1634. continuall griping in his belly & in his backe {sic} \huckelbone./ this 14night goeth to stuel every day.

SRN Sage her husband eodē tempore for a great payne in his back feares those ill people.

TG Mr Law of whaddon Febr. 19 {☿} h. 10. Mat. 1634.

He tooke his purge w\h/ich he vom{ited} againe & yet gave \him/ 7 stooles.

his paine continueth still in his si{de} backe, had not his fit within these three weekes.