Casebooks

RN The old lady Ienning Bulbeck of y^e Strand 69 y octob 8: ☿ h. 8. 25 p m 1623. |sent her water indiff. head eys eyes waterish & reddish. & bloodshotten|

RN The younger gentlewomā mrs \An/ T{illeg}|w|isdon sent me a lett^r Mres An Twisden 20 y Iune 3 h {sic} hor 8. 30 p m 1626

at her stomack

would weare some playster for her backe y^t had a good smell

afrayd to be let blood yet will she sayth henc forth if I will advise her therto.

would have some cōfortable thing to breake wynd for her stomack to digest her meate.

RN Rich: Napeir \the younger/: for His health. & the Doctor. March. 14 h {sic} hor. 8: 20 p m. 1629 /a cough & cold\

Craveth my counsayle & tyme to Draw out his teeth

RN S^r Robert sent me a lett^r |S Robert sent^r m{e} {sic}| \wheath^r an/ march 12 ♀ h. 8 a|p| m 1630 wheather any remedy & asketh /what the disease is.\ wheather he may adde the 4 Cooling seedes & also Drink milke nowe frō the Cow because he fyndeth a skalding & great payne in deliv of his vryne

Canot keepe the foreskin on to cover the nit {sic} of his yard

a loosnes almost 2 months scouring away mutch filth on satt last a loosnes & a stoole of blood did sit over a hot oke stoole & mended

RN The lady B{illeg} of the Strand 69 {y} octob 8 ♃ h. 8 p m 1623.

RN My Cosen M^r Rich: Wright of Southworke sent me 2 litle firkings & ba\r/lis on full of blue \ordinary/ figs thoth^r of reasons of the sonne. feb 21 ♃ 1633

he wrote y^t his wife my neece Clare is sorely troubled w^th a rising vp to her throate ready to stop her wynd & is payned in her hips & knees & was frighted w^th the sight of that fearfull fire

RN The gentlemā of Coventry \M^r Crompton of Coventrye 26 y/ y^t hurt his skull w^th a piece & now hath the falling sicknes w^th convuls. Iune 24 ♂ h 8. 20 p m 1628 /he came to take physick\ |Iune|

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 R on sent to me of Bechāpton for to staunch blood Mossye M^r Piggets servant Martij 28 ☉ hor 8 p m. 1602. for my cōsell he chopt his hand

RN Isable Fremā of Benson 40. y. Iune 18. ♀ h. 8 8 p m 1630 |at this tyme she came & spake w^th {m}e|

RN M^r Iohn Hortan of London marchant sent his water w^th a letter Ap 19 ♃ h. 8 {20} p m 162i desyring physicke & my counsell.

RN M^r Iohn farmer sone & heir vnto S^r Rich: Farmer Knight Ap 28 ☾ h. 8. 40 p m 1623 |19 y|

RN Goody. Burchmore of Hanslop. 45. y feb. 13. ♀ h 20 30 p m 1629

TG The Ladie Arshfield {sic} \RN Earsfild/ TG sent her letter jun. 8 ♄ h. 8. 15 p M

Quærit causam primordialem suæ ægritudinis utrum ab utero vl cerebro /RN splene v^l {stomacho}\TG

RN M^r Iohn Vnderhill quærit vtrū medicus qui sanationē mittit deo volente efficerit Febr 26|4| ♃ h. 8. 15 p m 1625 |feb. 24|¹

RN Ioane Androws of Weston of the Greene 23 \21/ y May 18. ♂ h. 8. p m 1630 /legs. full of scurfe & itch.\

RN a gentlewomā for a flushing heate in her face Ap. 30 ♂ h. 8. 15 p m 1633.

The Lady Penelop{e} {illeg} Decemb. 25. ☿. h {illeg} RN /back & belly tor{mented} {illeg} cānot eate to{illeg}\

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 M^r Sutton of Woulston sent his sonne die ☾ h. 8. 15. p m. 1600 Iune 23.