Casebooks

RN I receaved a lett^r frō m^r Hugh |Robart| willobe & his broth^r certefying me of the taking of his disease by the bath a burning Ague. cā abyde neeth^r sweet nor sower. Octob. 22 ♃ h. 9. 30 ant m 1607. |craveth my opinion touching his sicknes.| the lett^r was sent Octob 10.^th

RN \natus {sic}/ Rich Perry m^r Maunsels servant borne Apr. 2 die ♃ h.        1573. sent to me for his disease. March. 17 die ☾ ♄ {sic} 7. 40. ant m 1600

RN M^r Chester the Shrefe of Chichely sent to me to come over to conferre w^th M^r Docter Hacket touching his Daughters disease. Iune 8 ☿ hor 9. 45. ant m. 1603. excusavi me nō posse.

GJ |old| M^r George Anslowe of Newport sent for his wifes disease March 22 ♂ ho. 9. 30 a m. 1603

RN Henry Dorrell of lillingstone Dorrell 16 15|6| y. borne 16|5|86 feb 8. betwixt 2 & 3 in y^e moring sent for his deesease Decēb. 23 ♃ hor. 12. 1602.

RN my Sist^r Sandy of London sent to me to know her dises Martij 3. ♄ hor. 8 40 ant m 1604.

My Sister Sandy of London martij 3. ♄. hor 8. 50 ant m 1604

RN Ian 16 ♃ h. 3. 39 I was sent for to goe into my lady Maunsell who Discoursed to me the maner of her Disease {p} m 1606.

RN I was sent for to goe to S^r francis fortiscue Octob. 1. ☿ h. 10. 30 I came to him cōplayned of his disease

RN novēb. 25 ☾ h. 11. I came to S^r Edw. Tyrrles & he shewed me his wat^rs & london physick. oyles for back & syde, elect for the liver. manus chri. sugar of roses, {illeg}|D|yet Drinke against Dropsy {illeg}|{co}|o{illeg}|{lin}|g rubabe pouder weight of 2^d in reasons. barly wat^r made of 3 ts barly & on of {ri}se because he is laxative. wat^r crūbꝭ of bread a mace & sugar. & enquireth of me his Disease. & what helpe Novēb. 25 ☾ h 11 ant m 1605.

RN M^r Marsh sent me a letter touching his disease wisely discoursing of y^e same, march 23. ♃ h. 3. p m 1609

RN The ladye Dorrle of lillingstone for her mā to know wheath^r his disease be infectious & contag. by lett^r to be certifyed. may 2 ♂ h. 1 p m 1609.

RN M^r Bradly sent me a pig drest. & cōplayneth & feareth many things feb. 28 {illeg}|♄| hor. 6. 30 p m 1607

cōplayneth of many diseases & is desyrous to know the very cause

{illeg}|w|riteth y^t M^r Pix censureth my maner of p^raching & y^t I should not trust him.

RN Rich Perry of haversham. 24 hath a spice of the apoplexie. Apr. 3 die ♃ h. 7. |15| ant 1600. he had his d{ro}|is|ease last night aft^r 12 of the clock in his bed.

RN M^res Williams of Piddington the vicars wife hath had the falling sicknes this 16 yeres. sent her selfe vnto me the 31 of decēb^r. die ☾. h. p m: h. 5. 30 p m. 1599.

The fellowe met me thē at Staunton but brought her wat^r the 1 of Ianiary die ♂ h. 8. ant m. 1599 {sic} & shewed then the bill that contayned her disease. 1599 {sic}

RN his mā Robart Crosse for his disease. at the same tyme /for his lounges & dulnes of sence\

RN Mres Brūnyng of Oxford 50 y. Iuly. 13. ♂ hor 6. 45 ant m. 1602. for her disease.

RN Iheremy fish^r of h {sic} Chalten in Blūnā parish 52 y novemb. 23. ♂ hor. 12. 30 p m. 1602. long diseased

RN Mres Dorle sent to know the disease of Margery Marye & An. Dorle. Apr 8. an ☿ h. 10 45 ant m 1607.

wheath^r good to heale \vp/ her Issue & to take a vomit or &|a| {sic} \a/ purge D Chanell wylleth her & to heale vp her Issu.

RN Iane C{ru{illeg}tc}h \Critche/ of yardly Chace 24. the first day of March last. maryed. maried a yeare & halfe. hath a child {2}|8| weeks old. March. 10 die ☾ ♄ {sic} 11. ant m. 1600 a secrete disease in the fudamt {sic} bleeding piles.

RN M^r Byrde sent vnto me to vse my bookes wheath^r his Disease be not a palsye Sept 11. ♄ hor. 7. ant m. 1602. all in his lym̄s