Casebooks

RN Thomas Warren \Warring/ of Hoxson 30 y his purg wrought not care {sic} at the same tyre {sic}

RN Mres Iane Bartlet hath taken all our medsons p^rscribed as you may see Ian 25. h {sic} 1622 she sent feb 8 ♀ h. 1. 30 p m 1622

RN Thomas Edmunds his physick worketh exceedingly march 14 ♃ h. 5 20 p m 1622

RN I receaved a lett^r from ny {sic} lady dyer of great Stawton Decēb. 3. ♂ h. 39 p m 1622

In huntingt|d|on sheere

the fretting of ny {sic} teeth gūs frō ny {sic} teeth amended. her physic wght {sic} easely.

RN My Lord tooke a clyster may 14 ☿ h. 30 p m 1623.

w^ch wrought wonderf{ul} strongly & plentifully & moved him als{o} to voyd mutch chooler downward

RN my Lord tooke his purg & cast it p^rsently Iuly 14 ☾ h. 7 ant m 1623

RN \Iohn/ My lord P. hath taken of his owne mynd early in y^e morning before I came to him a vomyt & it wrought very litle w^th him Aug 16 h {sic} hor. 5 {sic} \4. 30/ ant m 1623.

RN M^r Paul Dod myster {sic} of Risely 30 y Ap 23 h {sic} hor 4 p m 1625 his purge wroght very well

RN I receaved from my Lord Purbeck a \very/ kind letter Ian. 30 ☾ h. 6 p m 1626

he sayth he is well & tooke clysters

he hath taken two clysters & will take no more vntill I come to him when he sendeth his coach & will pay me my monyes.

RN His {w} frolop of {sic} mres f|T|rolick receaved mutch good by my Drections {sic} novēb 9 ♃ h. 6 p m 1626 of Caswick

RN My Cosen Clare craveth my counsell may 18 ♃ h. 6. 30 p m 1620

her physick wroght {wel} {sic} well. but her pils wrght made her to vomyt.

would know wheath^r she should take cābridg water w^ch she onc did t|w|^th out any good hath no mynd vnto it

RN The vicomtesse of S^t Albion: march 15 ♃ h. 7. 30 p m 1627 I receaved her letter march.

will not myt the Doctors to make an Issue vntill I give my Consent |v He is exceedīgly amended & cā Impe {sic} & leape god be thacked {sic} But yet cānot heare|¹

she will not myt his Doctors to give him any more Cordials because they dead his stoak but Kitchin physick by w^ch he is nutch {sic} anended {sic} & growen stronger eateth well & sleepeth well cā Impe {sic} & leape w^th out harme & his eyes very cleere & well sighted & better then before

but his hearing is nutch {sic} decayed as when she sent vnto me last

They resolved last monday to have made an Issue but she would not myt thē ☾ then in ♊ & app to the □ of ☿ & p □ {illeg} ♄

S^r Iohn Vnderhil for his deafnes

S^r Iohn vnderhill for his extreme Deafnes

RN Receaved a letter frō M^r Wa{illeg}|t|s sept 11. ♂ h. 7. 30 \20/ ant m 1627.

his dyet drinke wrogt well taken 3 sondry tymes. was let blead twice rotten blood wasteth mtch {sic} in his flesh craveth his sweating pouders for thrice

RN ny {sic} lord sent to me to know my opinion touching his going Iune 15 ☉ h. 3. p m 1628

certifying me y^t his physick wrought very kindly & so to heare frō me & worketh still orderly

RN my lord sent a kind loving letter interp^rting {sic} \accepting/ my letter in very kind te may 7 ♃ 6. 30 p m 1629

his loosenes y^t semd to be stayd is somewhat increased intendeth god willing to be w^th after whitsontyde may 7 ♃ h. 6. 30. p m. 1629 /they tell him y^t whitsonday is his last day.\

RN S^r Henry Longevill Iune 27 ♂ h. 3 40 p m. 1620

his 2 purges wrght {sic} exceding well

is swelled more then before

desyreth an oyntmēt

RN S^r Francis Cranes vomyting syrupe cocl iijß wrought 5 tymes vpward & as much downeward octob 4. 1625 & made him very sick his body is but weake.

RN Mres Gray of Hincksworth. 56 y march 7 ♃ h. 9. 30 ant m. 1622.

is was mended of her leg & the swelling but then her head & eys were ill but sinc of late it brake agayne is p^rty well amended her leg i {sic} Issueth blod & hath always so done. |x y sinc had a bloody water./|

would know wheath^r the humour be hot.

And wheath^r an Issue will doe her serv. \nell/ good & when. craveth no physick but m|b|y ridgmont.

RN My lady pigget of Lēborough. 34 y may 9 ♂ h. 2 45 p m 1626

|terms stopt 7. weakes| tooke her dyet drink a fortnight sinc troubled w^th y^e pils|e|s & what to doe for the piles & wheath^r to continue her physick drink 4 tyes {sic} it wrought

her sisters physick wroght not wel & thinketh it is to late to take any more/

RN M|Th|e {sic} The lady Dimock of th by Charing Crosse Iuly 29 ♃ h. 6 30 p m 1624

Is faynt w^th purging & y^t w^ch cometh is as black as Inke cr|w|onderfully suaded that I shall doe her good craveth ny {sic} prayers & astrolog observ in the giving of my physick |feeleth my elect over hot|