Casebooks

RN M^r kinge m^r whaly & the rest of the lecturers of Toceter sente vnto me that I would come over to see M^r Iansone a minister y^t is {sic} lyeth as it were in a despayre & cannot be comforted. by a letter Octob. 10 die ♄ hor. 6. 30 p m. 160i quæro vtru sit pos morbꝯ eius sit curabilis nec ne. freneticꝯ. desperabundus.

RN I receaved a letter frō S^r Th. Mydleton & the lady Earsfild & old S^r Rob Napeir feb {illeg} 27. ☾ h 7. 3|4|0. p m. 1625|6| frō S^r Rob touching Rich busynes y^t he would goe to London & see what he can doe w^th the Archebishop.

2. frō S^r Th nydleton & the lady Earfild touching the lady Midletons conv{ul}sive c{illeg}|rā|ping cholick |feb: 27. ☾ h. 7. 20 p m 1626|¹

cōmendeth her pils best.

RN at this tyme a poer pedler & a souldier was let blood./

RN Thomas Parret M^r leas mā \of Stanton/ 27. y Decēb 29 ☉ {sic} ♃ hor 10. ant m 1603. hed mūphes. cānot sleepe

RN On came knocking a {meane} at my Dore for the son of Blund|h|ams Daughter Octob. 5. ♀. h. 11. 20 p m a litle a fore midnight but I would not speake vnto him 1604

ego quæro quæ cause sit infirmitatis

RN M^r Dolling of Exet colledg in Oxf. 16 y devon: ca{illeg}|{me}| to M^r Spicer for his counsell being very sick in his stomacke of longe {tyme} having bene in the Docters hands before almost halfe a yere & was cured by M^r Spicer in 6 or 8 weekes at the most march feb. 6. ♀ h. 9. 30 ant m 1618

RN An my mead let blood Iune 29. ☾ h. 7. ant m 1607 naughty blood sydes extreme ill full of stitches/ #

RN I came to the Commissarys howse Iunij 24 ☾ hor. 9 20 ant m. 1605 I set this aft^r my returne

RN Mres Ruly came to Dresse my mouth Iuly {sic} 27 ☾ h. 9. 45. ant m 1608 |ego quæro nū sit can|c|er in ore.|

RN for my ladyes gentlemā 50 y Octob 16. 1618

RN For M^r kings disease w^ch seemeth to be a spice of the mother. Iune 15 ☉ h. 4. p m 1628 sinc will Harryson his mā told me so mutch.

RN The Consultation the Doctors had march 24. h {sic} hor 8. 25 ant {sic} 16i0. vtrū spera futura.

RN Mres Baphy Im {sic} kee at Stony stratford 36 y Sept 10. ☾ h. 10 30 ant m 1632.

dyed in Childbed h|e|xtremely weakned w^th the abudanc {sic} of her floures

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 M^res fountayne a gentlewomā by Alebery 36 y feb. 4. ♃ 2. p m. 1608 |for her disease in the stomacke| |at this tyme Mres Midlemore brought her water to the D Ash who sayde she had rotten kidneys|

RN my sist^r Sandy sent a letter to the how certefying my broth^r how that mary. & Elisabeth be sickish. & also her mayde An. March 12 ☉ h. 12. {illeg} {sic} in merid 1609. quæro sine consensu.

RN R Na ryding to my lady Tyrrell met ho|er| mā telling me y^t my lady was well mended & needed not my cōpany March 4. ☿ h. 7 ant m 1618

RN The Lord Purbeck came to me Aug 18 ♃ h. 2. \2|3|0/ p m 163i /Fish came w^th him\

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