Casebooks

RN The 13 of may die ☉ h. 4: 15. p m. 1599. I hard y^t the medic. I gave to on Willis in sūm{ū} vitæ disc{rin}cō iecit. quod {līijs} renūciavit.

RN M^r Pigget sent to me to coe over to let him blood & to bringe on w^th me I was purposed to goe but I found Iohn Byrd y^t should let him blood was gone from hence & soe I wente not for y^t let. Martij 6 die ♀ hor 7 ant m. 1601

GJ 1607 Maij 25. ☾ ho. 11: 30 a. m.

At this houre he gave his Iulep. ☾ ap. dno Asc^e

SF at 9 an m’ the 10 of decenb {sic} 1597

SF 23 Decemb ♄ an m’ at 6 |7|. I tok my potion

RN M^r Barber had toke the seaten Octob. 17 ☾ h. 8. 3|4|0 ant m 1608.

he swounded after it was done & was verye sike¹

RN Mres francis sent vnto me to know wheath^r her she should take a spec pouder sent for her to cure her. or els to follow my direction.

RN At this tyme came m^r langhū to take physick

RN Rich Naper applyed the leaches 5 of thē may 6 h {sic} hor 5 16 p m 1626 they bleed well

RN ny {sic} H. L. quærit remed cōtr m Iune 30 ♃ h 3. p m. 163i /returned mutch to ny {sic} house {illeg}|h|alfe an houre before\

RN ^rS {sic} Rob my broth^r taketh posset drink of milke & alo & a yolke of an egge & syrope of alth Ian 4 ☿ h. 7. 20 ant m 1633 {sic}.

RN The surgions in Oxford began to cut M^r Thomas Longfilds head & afterward seered his scull & afterward Did Drill his skull that is poure vppō his skull some corrosives that so they may {sic} g|m|ight get out a bladder w^c they thought caused his madnes. but he the {sic} begā to cut his head the 5 of Decēb. die ☿ h p m 3. 30. mi. 1599. but he dyed the weddensday moneth after or the tuesday

RN M^r Garrat the Herbalist came {illeg} my leg maij 10 ♃ hor 5. 3|4|5. p {m} 1604. & applyed vng de stamon w^ch did Draw wonderfull well. |sponte mea erigo hanc figu{ram}|

RN he began to annoynt his body Ian 1{illeg}|8|. ♄ 8 \20/ p m 1606.

GJ My Lady Farmo^r sent her vrine Ian: 21 ♃ ho. 10. 45 a m. 1608

A payne in her left kidney.

RN vrine hath fat swyming in the top. feareth a cōsūption because shee waxeth leane not sick would have my opinion but I was not at home asketh wheath^r asses milke be not go{od/}

lady farmer h 10. 45 Ian. 21 ♃ ho 10 45 ant m 1608

she would know wheath^r she may not stay to the springe

RN I receaved a brabling tanting letter frō D Sheph of leycester for taking an old patient out of his hands. the old Iustice M^r Sh Seechiverall whē I knew him not to be his patient. Iune 10 h {sic} hor 7. p m 1615

RN Th D Pilkington sent me a peece Ap 20 ♂ h. 7. p m 1630

hath taken his purge & nowe begyneth to take his dyete drink purging

a pint in the morning & halfe a pint {illeg}|a|t 3 in the after noone

but he loathed the quantity of a pint. desyreth {to} take lesser Draughts & craveth my letter to satisfye him

RN my Cosen he & She marsh did boath writ vnto me she for her selfe wheath^r good to sweat & also for her Daughter. & to bleed her in y^e foote at y^e fall w^ch would not bleede

RN M^r Henry Sacheverall 67. y. novēb. 12 h {sic} hor. 12. 45. p. m. 1614.

Iustice of peace dwelling Ould Hay. neere Leycester

wheather he shall escape this sicknes. & what he may vse to cure his amendement. & wheath^r best to remove from this vnfortunate house./

taken sodenly w^th an extreme disease on monday last octob 17.

RN M^r Iohnson of Tyddington sept 26 ♃ h. 10. 20 ant m 1622 had a sore fit of an ague shaking lying in his bones vtrū obtinb{i}it {sic} purg benef: