Casebooks

RN The Earle of Sunderland Vnder the bish. of Durram is p^rsident of yorke 40. y. octob.: 27. h {sic} hor: 10. 25 ant m. 1627. |20 y mayed {sic} no child a yere troubled.|

RN Eman: Scroop \Earle of Sunderland & \lord/ p^rsid. of Yorke/ natus Aug. 1. ☉ Iulij 31. ☉ h. 15. p m. 1591.

RN My L Scrope \from Stonystratf at his first cōing/ Earle of Sunderland & lord p^rsid. of yorke 40 y octob 27 h {sic} hor. 10 ant m sent to me 1627 1627 20 y mayed {sic} had on child but dyed in the wombe sent to me to take physick

RN my lord mayed {sic} may. 21. ♂ 10 {illeg} c 10 ant m 1605

RN My L p^rsid enq. vtrū in petitione sua p^rvalebit Decēb 4. ♂ h. 4. 20 p m 1627

RN My lord p^rsid ernestly requireth vtrū Mres Rogars her {sic} kinswomā hath done her {sic} any harme Ian 8 \☾ {sic}/ ♂ h. 1. 30 p m 1628. wheath^r his kinswomā hath done him harme

RN The L P Scroope natus Iuly 31. h {sic} hor 15. 20 p m 1585

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

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 lord. march. 27 ♀ h. 4. 30 p. m. 1629

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 my Lords Water Iuly 23. ♃ h. 1. p. m. 1629.

RN my Lord novēb 10 ♂ h. 2. 30 p m 1629 /brought his water\

RN Emanuel Scroope comes de Sunderland natus Iuly 31 hor 13. p m 1629 August 1. being lāmas Day 1585 die ♄. w^ch lighteth vppon nocturne |☉ h 1. post m| |about on in the morning being ☉| |borne at yorke|

RN The Lord of Sunderland sent me a letter to know wheath^r his Honour be in Danger of Death. Ian 17. ☉ h 8. 50 9 ant m 163{0}

His lady Countes wrote a letter to know in what Dangers & weaker & weaker & more payned w^th {giping} {sic} fits when he hath offors to stooles. coneth {sic} like white flegme.

The Lord & Lady of Sunderland craved my answer touching my Lords health wheath^r recoaverable Ian. 17 ☉ h. 9. ant m 1630.

RN my H: Lord of Sunderland sent his vryne & a letter w^th it March 25 ♃ h. 5 30 p m 1630

good vrye {sic} but hath mutch gravell in it

The lady by his consent

I feare y^t his H is troubled y^t he cānot come vnto you &|f|or y^t he hath litle strenght craveth a tyme when he should \come/, he desyreth that I should give him a {tu}tch in y^r next letter wheath^r my mind is as before

The Earle of S. sent his man to knowe the time when his Honour should come hither. April. 20. ♂. h. 8. 20. p m. 1630

RN my Lord sent me his water may 9 ☉ h. 9 ant m. 1630. /wasteth exceedingly w^th a cōtinuall scouring\

RN Mres Sanfford at Biggen farme neere halfe a yere \myle/ to Winsloe 30 y 3 march 29 ☾. h 9. 30 ant m. 1630

would know how my Lord doth & when he will come