Casebooks

RN Quærit^r of Dorcester The lady Mourton: quærit vtrū iter sit habendū ad Balneū Iune 23. ☿ h. 1. p m. 1630. |nata 28 19 feb. ♃ 38 or 39.|

RN Rich. Sand. fecturꝯ Haversomū redijt reversꝯ est iterū. quæro remorā Decēb. 12 die ♀ h. 1. p m 1600 vtrū ibit nec ne v^l remorā inveniet in itinere

RN I was going to M^res Androwes of broughton about 12 & when I could get nor boate nor horse to fery me over I returned feb. 22 die ♃ h. 12. 1599.

RN 1598

Die Iulij 11. die ♂ circit^r 7. ego et B. iter suscep. et tū no ausi sumus gredi quo intendebamus. sed cu eo pene e|v|enermꝯ {sic}. mutavit mente et consiliu Birdꝯ. et ambo reversi sumus. 1598

RN 1598. ego et M B. reversi sumus ab itinere suscento {sic}. circit^r hor Iulij 11 die ♂ circit^r hora 9. 3|4|5 10. 10. 15. ant merid:

RN M^r lea sent his Coo to pray me to tend to the child y^t was sore sicke {vp} {sic} martij 30 ☿ hor. 7. ant m. 1603. eo fectꝯ sū. post intendens ne v^rsus hav^rsham. on met me in the way & turned me whome.

quæro quid remoræ et cur donū {sic} redeo

RN I sente to London to D Dee & forman the bookꝭ I mised & a {sic} pe a {gamon} of bacon to Iohn Rutland at maij 23. ☉ hor 5. 45 p m. 1602. & th my boy went w^th them to hav^rshā to Iohn Rutland to cary thē but he sayd that he went not this weke

quæro causā he brought my bookꝭ back agayne

RN R. D vtrū præstet iter capescere Iulij c {sic} 10 ♃ h. 4. p m 1623

RN M^r Rich: Dyer quærit vtrū p^rstet iter facer{e} may 11. ♂ h. 8 ant p m 1624

RN M^r Dyer quærit vtrū p^rstet iter capescere ad tes \vltro/ Marinis an domi se cōtinere may 12 ☿ h. 8 ant m 1624

RN my lord asked ny {sic} counsayle for going to Whaddon h. 9. 45 ant m 1624.

RN vtrū exped for my Lord to goe to London octob 9. ☾ h 10 30 ant m 1626

RN Rich Na in itinere Stanton’ versus spic. pluviā redijt Ian. 3. die ☿. 11. 18. 1599.

RN Cales voyage. 1596. Iunij 2. die ♂. h. 8. 50|45|. h. 8. 45. mi. mor: They set hoyse seas seales to goe towardꝭ Cales. from Plymoth. they went to the lands end in Corwayle but driven back into plymmoth sound by blustering windꝭ. vppō the next friday mor. following

RN I went to see Mres Farren of Bidnā sept 20 ♂ hor. 12. 20 p m 1603. vtrū it{illeg}|e|r sit tutū et salutē asportet

RN My Cossen she Lant & her sonne Ian 19 h {sic} hor 3. 40 p m 1633.

My Cosen Will: Lant sent also to the same purpose wheath^r he might travell to Spayne

Will Lant Intenddith to set forward to Spayne wynd serving

Desyrous to know wheath^r she may send her son will to Spayne to M^r Rich lant her brother a Spanish march.

RN S^r Will Androwes {illeg}|&| my lady Mounte Iarret came to me Iuly 15 ♃ h. 9. ant m 1619

to know when best to take her iourny

RN The Earle of Ess set forw. frō plimmoth to wardꝭ {sic} towardꝭ his voyage bending to Cast Cales & so to his voyag onward. the 23 of Iuly. beinge satterday. 5. h. 30 mi auror & so went forward w^th sp. winds that satterday & sunday. on munday following the skye clouded & misted & grew blacker & blacker. on tuesday the 26 of Iuly all the fore noone exceeding windꝭ hurling & tossing thē. to & fro. w^c made thē brake there tops & b caused thē to cut there gabels & {left} adast agaynst our {vwne} {sic} reckꝭ w^thinto {sic} two miles of Plimothe 1 a pinnes called the tobacco pipe & 1 3 hollanders ships & by leaking almost endangered the gener. ship. y^t w^th mutch a doe was saved & this winde drove thē back againe into almost w^thin the harbour of plimouth on the 27 of Iuly fell arose an exceeding winde & a great tempest of reane as if heaven & yearth should goe togeath^r the forenoone.

1597. Iuly 23. die ♄. h. 6. 30. mi. fecti sunt iter marittinū capess{en}t.

RN Anthonius Asberne of Piddington 35 Aug. 7 ♄ hor. 3. 30 p m. 1602. /wheathr {sic} it be good to abyde or noe or to exchaunge\

RN Quæro quid accidet mihi in hoc itinere si deus voluerit. Octob. 20. ♂ hor. 6. 45 ant m. 160i /nuquid curabo ægrotu et qualis morbus et vnde\