Casebooks

RN Cooers {sic} Daughter borne w^th a hare lip. Octob. 7. die ♄. 6 in ante. about 5. 30.

RN Iiddian Whelewes in Northāpton borne martch 11. but sent to me the 2 tyme march 22. ♃ h. 1. p m 162i

swoundeth not but cryeth vehemently       the palate of y^e mouth fallen

RN on Weddens last. Iune 4 ☿ frō 3 to 9. coming up to her throate h. 3. p m 1623

RN my lord Bedfords bruer \Thom. flowell/ a pore mā. 44 \50/ y Aug. 22 ☿ h. 1 p m 1632 |maryed| |vnder his throate long a curing|

RN Goody A{i}g

Agnes Cowly was Delivered vppon weddensday morning {sic} of a little boy tuesday night. Sept 12 of Sept. of a boy who is tounge tyed. shee sent her sister to me to knowe where the signe is y^t her boyes this 14 of Sept. die ♃ b at h. 2. p 12. m. f|p|ost m fortassis vt linguā nervū abscinderet. 1598 hic puer natus nocte 10. 30. m. natus Setemb. {sic} 12. die ♂ h. 10. 30. ¹

RN An vtile erat linguam eius abscindere. 14 Sept die ♃. h. 2. 12. m. 159{8}

RN Elisabeth Hartwell of Astwood onc M^rs Vuedales servant. 25 y. vnmaried. hath clums of bloode in her mouthe 15 of Sept die ♄ h. 1. 15 p m. 1599¹

keepeth her bed ever since satterday last. some feare it to be a plurisy some an impost very hot & sweateth mutch It is of ♂ in ♋ & ☉ in ♎. they thought shee would have died.

her wat^r of a good colour he thick hath motes heares & dust. costive |her water was to hie coloured. & had black humours|

I gave her Diaturb. ʒj. a lytle rubarb. 3 of scam. decoct. ℥j. deco endive ℥j.

gratis./

RN An Rutland of Hav^rshā 17 y Sept 2. ♃ h. 12. 20 p m 1630

for a swelled lip

RN for his wife Mres Mary Lelam 27. y.

swelled about the throat w^thin these 3 days

RN Rich. Pendred of Brayfild 8 \7 |6|/ y. Aug. 24. ☿ h. 12. 30 p m 1614. lips swelled.

RN mres Godwyn of Cardington 38 y {D}|A|pr 6 h {sic} hor. 12. 30 p m. 1622

\she was at london & tooke nothing/ her husb. sent a lett^r to sig y^t his wife tooke the f{ur}e of a Doct^r Bōhā. & is in a manr {sic} poys in her gūs & wors then before

RN Rich Clarke of Hartwell. 40 y Iuly 25 ♃ h 5. p m. 1622 |was p^rsent cā scarc open his mouth|

RN Thomas Smyth \of o^r towne of o^r towne {sic}/ natus the weddensday before alhallou day /octob 29. ☿\ h 9 p m 1627 |1617.| |always sickly kernels in his neck.|

RN Elis: vnderwood of Bletchley. 13 y march. 28. h {sic} hor 1. 30 p m 1629 /hath a rising in her throate a long tyne {sic}\

RN Alce showed me a hard kernell vnder her necke Aug. 5 {sic} h {sic} hor. 12. 30 p m 1631

RN A mead of Chichly \20 y/ octob 12 ☿ h. 4. p m 1631 |a great swelling in her throate|

RN M^r \Rowland/ Redmā of Broughton 55 y novēb. 8 ♃ h. 3. p m 1632 |his tongue eaten w^th a canker|

RN Iane Panther of Hanslop 5. y. the fryday before good fryday last betwxt {sic} 6 & 7 at night came in p^rsenc Apr 21 h {sic} hor. 3 p m 16i0

kernels vnder the chyn like the kyngs evyll¹

RN Mres Hanger \30 y myles/ of Steapington the first fryday in lent 55 y Ian. 7. ♂ h. 2. 40 p m. 1622.

vp lip it was cut a litle after Whitsontyde about mydsomer. otherwise M^res {illeg}|E|dwards Knightꝭ Daughter at Pyddington full of fond fancyes before in her throate now sinc in her Lip & sayth y^t she is poonished for marying of D Hanger a parson.

A Womā otherwise Wise inough./ |she did strive {to} harme or Drowne her selfe.|

RN yesterday it tooke him May 2i ♀ h. 5 p m 1624

then he fell of frō his horse & came not to him selfe in an houres space & did byte his tongue