Casebooks

RN M^r Blundell Iune 14 ☾ hor 6 ant m. 1602 of our towne wyndcholicke¹

RN her husband for the wyd cholicke.

RN a boy of Stony stratford for a mighty wynde.

RN M^r Catesby of hardmead sent to me to come to his wife. R|D|ecēb. {illeg}. {sic} 17 h {sic} hor 9 \20/ ant m 16i0 wynd cholick.

RN A poer womā for the wynd cholicke Iune 12 ♃ h. 9. 25 ant m 1606.

RN Goodmā Blundell for his wyndcholicke March. 22 ♀ h. 2. 45 p m 1605¹

RN Iohn Rutland carier of havershā 45 y maij 4 h {sic}. hor. 2|e| p m 1605 for a wynd cholicke a great rūbling wynd in his bodye.

RN Alce Norton of Blūnā. 50 y Iuly 12. ♂ h. 3. 25 p m 1{608} wynd cholicke

RN M^r dobs desyred me to come to see him troubled w^th a wynd cholicke. Iune 23. ♀ h. 6. 20 ant m 1609

troubled w^th a sore wynd cholicke./

RN my lady {sic} \old mres/ Mordant S^r Charels mother 50. y. Decēb {sic} troubled with a great wynd Decēb. 22. ☾ h. 1. p m 1617.

RN katherin Iounson of Stratford 50. y Iune \13/ {illeg}|♃| h. 3. 30 p m 1622

wynd cholick 20 {illeg}|t|yes {sic} a day in most tormting {sic} maner

RN M^r Payne of Sowthoe for the wynd cholick

RN Widow Billing of Great Holton 41 y Decēb. 27. ♀ h. 1. p m. 16i6 /nescit an sit gravida\

quærit an sit gravida husb: dyed about miklemas last. troubled w^th the wynd cholick.

RN nurce at will being very sick sent for me Iune 20 ☿ h. 2 30 p m 162i {treat}eth wynde

RN my old lady Butler \Boteler/ sent her 37^s 3^d & a letter relating how things wrought Aug 28 ☿ h. 5. p m 1622

mutch troubled w^th wynd by fits

RN My lady Barklye w^th my Lord Purbeck octob 2. ☉ h. 8 ant m 163i

sp{ene} wyndy

craveth a Cordiall agaynst the wind

Galingall Calan aromat an ʒij ging Aromat rosatū ʒij ginger ʒij

I receaved at this tyne {sic} a most kind lett^r cōpl of his mothers vnkind dealing

RN Iohn Risely of Rawnsen very sick last night & vexed w^th the wind cholick but some what mended the elect of ros wrought the other wrought not at all enquireth wheathr {sic} he {s}ha{ll} live. 21 of Decēb. die ♃. h. 8. 9. 1598

GJ Ioane Bacon of Okeley. 50 y. eodem tempore. Hath beene very ill ever since Newyeares even last. About 3 yeeres since her sonne Cōming home from a Iustices house whither he Caryed a newyears gifte was Drowned The remembraunce wherof overcomes her w^th grief alwayes about the same tyme of the yeere. a great windines in her belly. figura cæli {t}alis

GJ Elsabeth Swarbrooke of Stonystratford 40 y April 12. ♃ ho. 10 a m. 1604 troubled with the winde Choligke and griping in her belly.

GJ M^r Michaell Iermin Troubled w^th wyndines Desyres something for it and for indigestion.