Casebooks

RN a man troubled w^th a wyndy rupture. |oxic{recū} playster ℥ß|

another w^th a flux of his Cons seede |Comfrey ℥ij|

boath ill for a yere

RN a young mā for his broth^r. Iune 14 die ♄ h. 4 p m. 1600.  capitis dolore.

RN a Gentleman of came to me y^t I would come to M^r Longfild of Brodwell who is at this instant mutch out of tem. in his wits Septemb. 18. die ♂ h. 4. 15 p m. 1599.

RN M^r Iosephs man in Oxford 19 Iune 30. ♂ hor. 4. 15. p m 160i

RN may 15 ♂ h. 4 p m 1610 |vtrū ille v^l vxor v{iuit} divtius|

RN my lord Comptons man for his red sore swelled eye Iune 15. ♀ h. 4. p m 16i0

RN on of M^r \r|S| Henry/ longfilds men for his extreme payne in the huckbone & overth{roa}th his belly at Stony stratford Apr 11 ♀ h. 4. 20. p m 1606.

RN A poer fellow of Northāpton came to me for a swelled leg & thigh exceeding hard march 28 ♃ hor. 3. 3{5}|8| \h {sic} 4 p/ m 1605.

RN an honest mā cane {sic} for 30 cattle stollen last night Iune 28 ♃ h. 4. 45. p m 16i0.

RN Roger Peach of Washinlye his serv. Apr 27 ♃. h. 4. 25 p m. 1609. 50 y. a batcheler.

RN on came \to lambeth./ touching the disease of his \old/ fath^r being very old. novēb 29. ☿ h. 4. p m 1609

RN on came y^t Iohn lākin brought 38 y may 28 ☾ h. 4. 12 p m 1611. |deafnys a longe tyme heareth but by fits.|

RN Margery Haddon of kettering 47. y. Ian. 15. ☿. h. 4. p m 1612¹

RN On for the stone cholick y^t cā not make water but w^th great extremity fundāment going out Sept 19 h 5. \4. 40|5|/ p m 1612¹

RN on of Stanton came for a sōne of his about a xj yeres Ian. 17 ☉ h. 4. p m 1613¹

RN There mā of An ague at the same tyme

RN Katherin Persivall of old S{trat}ford 18 y. decēb. 9 h {sic} {hor} 4. 38 \50/ p m 16i5

RN A gentlemā her frynd not well & p^rsent craveth my helpe 30 y novēb. 4 ☿ h. 4. 20 p m 1618.

RN Georg katlen of Caddington by Luton 56 y octob. 24 y {sic} octob 24. ♂ h. 4 p m. 16 {sic} 1620. /frater  fratre by the mother syde \sine consensu/\¹

RN The Carier of Hanslop goody filds brother. 54 y Ian. 19. ♀ h. 4. 30 p m 1621.

a burning feaver

very faynt & weake cānot eate sodenly taken