Casebooks

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 Elisabeth Ellys of Castle Throp. 50 y. sick on friday morning fell a quivering would knowe wheath^r leekely to live or dye. doth bleed mutch Iune 23. die ☾ h 7. 30. p|a|nt m. 1600

RN S^r Charles groome 30 mayed {sic} Ap. 5 h {sic} hor 2 p m 1617 |{illeg} {sic} sick sinc miklemas| will take no physick will take nothing. |cōsūption feared.| /wheath^r he will dye walketh vp & downe looketh very ill\

RN Tho Coo serv to M^r Greene of his owne love enquith {sic} wheath^r his m^r m^r Greene will live & escape or not Ap 16 ♂ h. 12. 1622. |a hauking cough|

RN The Earle of Sunderlands Lady to know what wilbe come of mylord the Earle of Sunderland feb. 11 ♃ h. 5. 30 p p|m| 1630

A fryday was senet Ian 28 ♀ h. 1. p m had a long & a sore fit & then had {8} stooles yet eateth well

RN Mres Joans \of Clyfton/ octob. 28 ☿ h. 4 20 p m 1629 wheath dye loose bodyed

RN M^r Ratte of Kethorpe Iu 60 y. Iuly 14. ♂ h. 11. ant m 1618. vide Iulij 7 |chest & belly mutch wynd & very hot wheather he will escape sometymes well hath 3 or {sic} fits every day. cānot sleepe|

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

GJ George Peerson of Kempson 13 weekꝭ Iuly 13. ☿. ho. 9. 20 a m 1603

On friday last about 5 of the clocke in the afternoone he fell sicke and hath a great scowring.

Quærit vtꝝ victurus sit necnè pater sine consensu.

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

RN M^r Astrey of Wavendon 60 y nay {sic} 13 ☾ h. 7. 20 ant m 1611. eyes ve\r/y ill. & a great ach.

would know wheath^r he shall recover.

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 Mres White of Caucot {5}|6|0 y march. 10 ☿ h. 4. 30 p m 1613 |quærit wheath^r she mend or noe.|¹

GJ Thomas Dearmore of Lowten 33 y. Octob. 7 ♀ ho 10. 10 a m. 1603. quærit^r vtꝝ evadet A lightnes in his head cannot sleepe. Talkes Idly

RN An keynoe of newp: may. 16 ♃ h. 10 45 ant m 1622.

vtū {sic} visū recuperabit.

RN S^r Will Androwes 70 y Ian. 18 ☉ h. 2. p m 1624. |enquireth what it may come vnto.|¹

RN Edward Gaynes Games of Newtowne neere Brecknocks 40 y Iuly 10 ♃ h 9. 20 ant m 1628. /vtrū recup. sermone et vsu linguæ\

RN M^r Maunsell requested M^r Iermā to speake vnto me in the behalfe of a gentlemā on M^r Cottle an outward barrister now in a Cōsūption wheath^r likely to recover his former health. Ian. 15 ☾ h. 12. h. {sic} 30 p m 1610. sine \cū/ consensu vt opinor. cū consensu

RN Iohn Sha\r/pe her husb. 31 y |of Olny| Ian Iune 8 ☾ h. 4. 25 p m 1607. Did cast 2 days sinc quærit an vivet

RN Agnys Stocker of london my Cosen. 27 y Decēb. 10 ♃ h. 6. p m. 1607. /she sent for me & I went\¹²

she sent for me in the morning but then I went to my broth^r kimptons buriall. that forenoone./