Casebooks

RN The lady Dickby of Gothurst Iune 24. ☿ h. 6. 38 ant m. 1607. hath spent her dyet Drink drinking no oth^r drinke hath taken it some six days & thre days it gave her four stooles a daye & two dayes but 2 a daye it weakneth not yet giveth litle amendment.

had them lately but pale.

would know wheath^r shee is to vide any more./

RN my sist^r for Susāna wheth^r shee should be let blood maij 15. ♂ hor {9} 20 \15 |20|/ an{t} {m} 1604.

RN A poor baggerwomā of craved physick feb. 6 h {sic} hor 1. 15. ant m {sic} 1608

RN at this tyme the womā of Stonystratfo{rd} asked wheath^r it were good to let Playstoe blood.

RN a poer womā of hanslop y^t came to be let blood mach {sic} 27. ♀ h 4. p m 1612.

RN {t}his vnknowen gentlewomā sent fryst {sic} sept 29 25. ♂ h. 10 ant m 162i & I read her letter in the coach going to my l of kent

RN An vnknowen gentlewomā sent ad obortiendū lras 2^as quibꝯ ego negat resp. sept 19. h {sic} hor 3. 30 p m 162i |& the tuesd before sept 25 ♂ h. 10 ant m. 162i.|

RN on came w^c|frō| newporte for her Landlord M^r Whatfild of Cranfild 80 y old to see when he should come to me maij 18 ♂ hor. 8. 45 ant m. 1602 /strangury\

RN M^r Always gentlewomā troubled w^th tēptations very desyrous of a purge Octob 13. an old gentlewomā.

RN The poor wench y^t hath the falling sicknes came to me craving y^t I would send my mā to let her blood when her next fit cōmeth vppon her because it was told y^t it cometh of blood & y^t one in the like case so let blood was cured ever after March 18 ♂ h. 5 p m 1623

RN Mres Beale of Walton

Mres Sara Edmūds of Holborne 26 y mydsomer Eve ♄ hor 11 p. m. 1626 {sic} but her mother came to me for her Daughter Apr. 1. h {sic} hor. 2. 30 p. m 1626

is fallen out w^th her husb: who bound her w^th fetters

RN M^r Iohn Stafford fell first sick Octob 28. ♃ h 9. ant m. 1602. /then it began to have the pox.\

W A Wooman of H{illeg} Ha\r/ssam came for Alce Lea that she might be lett bloud shee rageth & taketh one that shee cannot sleepe \y. 40./ May 21. ♃. hor. 3. 30. P. Mer. 1607.

RN The womā of newp whose throte is cancred Apr 22 ☿ h. 6. 30 ant m 1607.

her throte groweth worse./

RN ny {sic} Lord of Peterborough & his wife came to me Octob 4. ♃ h. 1. p m 1632 |was not desyrus to take any physick but something to vse to cure stooles|

RN a Poer wench of London w^ch was had a face swelled very hand {sic} & a hard {sic} greatly swelled. w^ch was broken w^th pultisses came to knowe my counsell Iuly 5. & whenc it ceeded & what was good for it. Iune 17. die ☿ hor 6. 30 ant m. 160i

RN Williā Stoary of S^t Albions 12 y the 30 of August next twixt 6 & 7 in y^e morning at Saraz{ings} head about Easter was 12 monthe may 25. ♂ h 6 20 a|p| m 1630.

her mayd cōtinth {sic} Lame & hath spots about her thighs & Knees.

his legs

the child cōplayneth of his loynes& legs & of a payne of his Left syde & also hath a dry cough.

wheath^r fit to make an issue Is lame & goeth w^th payne

was p^rty well sinc Easter was a twelfmonth when & where.

will. Stoary 12 y may 25 ♂ h. 6. 30 p m 1630

Lame in his loyns Legs & left syde payned

There mayden y^t was Lame. Marg. Wynne at the same tyme.

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