Casebooks

A long section in Latin.

Syr Wylliā Worster of West haddon beyond northāpton four miles beyond holmeby. 90 y. was an old priest & was put out. & is maryed & had on child. a daughter cured Mres Mary dorell of the mother or falling sicknes. Mres Barnet of Abington

I gave my sister 20^s when she went to newp feare Iune 11. ☾ h. 10 |9|. 45 ant m 16i0 /

M^r Huits a Clarke serveth on M^r \ S^r Griffyn/ or a in Staffordsheere in kings Brāby or abbots brāby.

lent to my brother Sandye 100 pounds a hundred pounds franckly & freely Iune 3. 4 I sent it by m^r lawrenc of the Howe who cayed {sic} it to him. 1611.

I came frō the How to y^e {sic} linford Iune 3. h. 12. 1. \30/ p m 1611.

Goody Haywood an old skilfull womā by Tocetour y^t cured a pore fellow y^t had bin blynd a great while w^th carying of a great heavy sacke she dyeted him & kept him in a bed 3 weeks & put water into his eyes. & playster all over his temples & eyes & now seeth agayne though not very fectly

M^r Gilbard Stookes came to linford Septemb. 24 ♂ 1611.

M^r Iames van otten vsed me & Iames very kidly {sic} & tooke for all his paynes & 2 trusses. but 10^s. the hose 10^s./.

I lacke the 2 te of forrestus Chirurgery de vulneribus vlceribꝯ fracturis et luxationibꝯ./

M^r Garnet curate of litle linford borowed of me Hemingius vppō the Gospels & {Chytious} vppon the \Dominicall/ epistels Aug 2. ♀ 1611

♄ violets ♃ lilly. ♂ hemlock. ☉ knotgras ♀ {tatom} ☿ polipody. ☾ nightshade./

Crystend by me on ☉ octob 13. 1611.

I payd Thomas Blea for all worke that I owed him for my selfe & Iames octob 22. 1611.

Wheath^r that any good creatures may be possessed w^th devils

wheath^r Saules witch as she is termed were a bad creature. wher iesus

wheath^r they have pouere to put vinto on an evill sprit & so to take him away agayne.

wheath^r an evill witch hath pouer to take awaye an evill spirit. or none but sutch as are called good switches {sic}.

Wheath^r defils may do inwardly in their substanc enter & possess \mens/ bodyes. wheath^r they may enter there substanc into the soule of man.

wheath^r men have power in these days & who they be either lay men or priests

dextera s pēna brevior levior debet esse

Shoe lane

S^r John Curson sent me a shoulde{r} {illeg} couple of fat conyes novēb. 29. h. {illeg} I also received a letter from M^r S{tokes in} devon. about a

Will: Cane Dyed about half {illeg} about mydsomer a batcheler {illeg}

The same day I went to S^r Anth. Tyringhā & he intreated me to stay w^th him all night & so I did

The next morning he shewed me a lett^r y^t M^r Anth D sent him to intreate him to helpe him to 25^l w^ch he claymed as Due. Iune 8.