Casebooks

RN Rich. Hotton of Calverton 15 y. verye cold. taketh him by night w^th a cold & then a burninge. septemb 8 die ♄. h. 10. ant m. 1599

RN Goody Hunt of lit{ling}ton 62|i| f {sic} Marcij 31 die ☾ h. 1. 40 p m 1600. an ague cold & very hot

RN Old Goody Farnell of Lowton very sick on Easter munday was abroad in the thunder & mad w^c shee could could {sic} not abide to heare & made great hast homeward & tooke greate heate & after colde. sent to me this this {sic} 30 of Ap. die ☾ h. 7. 1599. ant m.

RN francis Dea of NorthCrowly 19. y. Ian. 22. ☾ h 10. 40 ant m. 1627 /terms gone w^th a heate & a cold\

RN Mres An Clark of Ashwell Godnychester 42. y. Ap 26 ♃ h. 7. 30 ant m. 1627 /hot & cold. maketh but litle water.\

RN Robert Pots of Newp {illeg}|a|t miklemas next 2 y May 23 ☿. h. 5 {sic} \4. 45/. p m. 1627 /the child p^rsent cold & hot aguish every day groneth & skryketh.\

SRN The Lady Capell. the third fitt tooke her agayne. ♃ about 5 of clocke in the morning the cold fitt was very short, the hott not Long nor so tedious & troublesome to her

M^rs Elizabeth Sanders. of Perry. 25 \32/ y Febr. 20. ☾ h. 1. p m. 1632.

Sicknesse 2 nights, hote & colde by fitts stopping in her stomack, can nether eate not rest well, the great paine in her Back, feares a Consumption makes water very difficultly 6. or 7 weekes

Desires y^t shee may take noe Phisick

RN M^r wylson 37 y Ap 21. ♀ h. 4 p. m. 1615. a gentlemā mayed {sic} 7 yers /rather 4. 45 p m 1615\

would know wheather y^t it ceedeth of heat or cold. being sometymes very hot & sometymes very cold./ mutch disposed to bleeding. rūneth outwardly.

M^r wylson by willing 37 y Ap 21. ♀ h 4. p m 16i5

RN Mary Anslowe of Newport 15 yeres old. M^r Mathewe Anslowes Daughter troubled w^th an ague hot & cold it taketh her every other day. & it holdeth her halfe a daye & taketh her in her bed. co every day onc to ground but it is hard ever sinc friday was fortnight. 27 of March. die ♂ h. 10. 15. m ant m: 1599. troubled mutch with fleume.

RN Thomas Leedes hath a great payne greeping his guts doubteth he tooke it w^th a fall on his ribbes. came to me for my Comsell {sic}. 75. maye the 10. die ♃ h 10. 12. ant m. 1599 cold in the morning but very hot after noone./

RN Robart Smyth martij 13 ♄ hor. 7. 3|4|0. ant m 1602. of Linford. |new disease. an ague hot & cold|¹

RN M^r Breaner of Coublington 54 y Apr 4 ♀ h. 9. 15 ant m 1617 2 fig troubled w^th a tert 3 hours cold & long hot. desyrous to be let blood

RN My lord of Cleeveland for Thomas Penrey his servant 18 |20| y march 20 ♂ h. 12. 30 p. m 1627. |my lords Barber| Tuesd last about 9 of the clock had an ague in y^e |begyning| a tert but on thursd a strong fit 2 hores cold & 4 hores hot.

RN {Ag}nes German of Shenly {illeg} amisse this 6 or 7 yeres. {illeg} hart & scalding in the {illeg} a great cold first & then {a grea}t heate in her stomack {illeg} Drinking. Apr. 24 die ♂ h. 11. 30. ant m. 1599.

RN Goodman \Iohn./ Parret of Castletroppe of {illeg} {sic} 56. keepeth his bed the 24 of may die ♃. h. {sic} leek an ague fit. cold. after hot about his. very thirstye h. 6. 30 ant m. 1599.

RN Mres Mary Chester of Chichly 13 y Aug 25 ♀ {sic} |♃| hor 5. 30 p m. 1603. chest very ill & swelled now & then. exceding cold & then great chilnes. as hot Ague

RN margery Britten of our towne for an ague cold & hot w^ch maketh her very drye when the fit cōmeth. Octob 3. ☿ hor 5. 30 p m 1604 |a very bad stomacke.|

RN a Chambermayd {sic} \wayting gentlewomā./ of my lady Dormers sick a senet w^th a double tertiā. at seaven in y^e morning & the next day at 12: cold an hour & child & afterward long hot y^t she hath litle intermission 22 y mar Apr faynteth & swondeth this day voyded choler cānot abyde to be styred. Ap 1. ♂ h. 12. 20 p m 1617 |M^r Nichols|

RN Mres Catesbie of Hardemeade 45|0| y May 27 ♀ h. 4. p m. 1625.

hath had no purples

cōpl of a cōtinuall feaver & a loatsome ill savour ceding out of her stomack into her mouth after her cold & burning fits are over her is stomake is soe weak y^t she cānot take any meatꝭ

would know wheath^r she shall have the purples