Casebooks

RN Hūfrey Smith of London Mres S{t}{as} sisters child 2 y. on christ: nex{t} Decēb. 14. ☾ h. 2. 38 p m 16{07}

pater  fili{o} {sine} cōsensu a m{onth} sick 15 fits had it before ev{ery} oth^r day now hath it every daye & drinketh exceedingly in the fit

RN Mres Charnocke \Barnebee widowe/ 28. y.

novēb 4. {illeg}|h| {sic} hor. 12. 20 p m. 1620

is very drye & fearfull of death

RN About 3 M^r Caroll came to me vttering his secreatꝭ

ever sinc mikle alhalloutyde y^t he bought a purchas neaver well but feeleth him selfe very faynt & drye & exceeding thirsty in his stomacke & mouth & on the end of his tongue./ & as he Drinketh maketh water continually after drinking |cānot follow any busynes./|

Costive onc in 2 or 3 days./

RN The old lady Iane Butler of Aston 74 y Ap 25 ♀ h. 7. 15 p m 1623 /hot & drye after\

RN on M^r Holland a Courtier a very fat mā troubled w^th the rūning of the Reanes & a great thirst having no mony I gave him 5^s d|&| made him Dyne w^th me & gave him a lozeng Decēb 2 ♂ h 12. 1623.

RN Iohn faukner of Stonely 35 y octob. 26. ☿ h. 12 163i |a great drye cough.|

RN M^r Archer of Royston. 53. y. Ap. 25. ♃ h. 6 20 p m 1633. /brayne drye\

RN George Ashby of Newport 22 yeres a servant a poer fellowe y^t had his legs broken w^th a peare of harrowes & was wonte to run & now is dryed vp hathe bene sicke for this 5 weekes. h. 2 p m Sept. 12. die ☿.

RN vide Iane Wats of Havershā 2. & halfe about Barraabe {sic} daye b|w|ho bred child w^th great sicknes all her tyme vntill shee was delivered. & that child is always sicklye.

her litle child of 2 y a great belly. & navell & thirsty. Ian 29 ☿ h 3. 38 40 p m 1606

RN Will: franklin of Woofton 66 y Ap. 13 ☾ h. 2. 15 p m 1618 faynt & full of a drye itch.

RN M^r Vu\e/dale Iune 12 ☿ h. 5. 30 p m 1622 very costive hot & drye.

RN Th. Barnes of newport 20 y last Ba two days after last Bartholomew being thursday h 4 p m but sent to me Ian 5 ☾ h. 3. p {m} 1623 {sic}. a drye huske a loosenes of his body 7 yeres

RN Ioane Leavins of Imly 22 y a wench Decēb 23. ☿ h. 5 \4. 40/. p. m 1629¹

her secreat places burne exceedingly & swell w^th sutch payne y^t she cā hardly make water & yet maketh very litle

hath a Droutch y^t nothing well quench her thirst

hath a hot & a dry liver & a cold stomack

craveth a cooling playster for her liver hath 2 dig

wheath^r she shall vse her cels of pouder every day or oth^r day cānot make water/

RN Rich Travell servant t|o|f W. Martin of L Linford. 20 yeres old sick this fortnight almost & did kepe his bed for it munday & tuesday cōplayneth of his belly & hart. very desyrous to Drink & yet not hot. Oc cam him selfe to me. Octob. 6. die ♀ h. 3. 9. post m. 1598.

RN Ihone Wallbanck of Cosgrave 50 yeres old for her hed & a paine vnd^r her right side. very drye in her hands full of scales. & motes otherwise a good water. at 3. 15. 1599

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.|

GJ Grace Meade of Bote Cla{idon} 40 y. Maij 31 ♂ ho 12. 50 p. m. 1608

Swelled in all her body very hott & thirsty

RN Russell M^r leyes Leas mā 34 y Octob 18 ♂ h. 4. 35 p m 1608 troubled w^th a great itching & pimples & spots & drye vp sodenly troubled also w^th the gonorrhea renū

RN My Cosen Tyrlington troubled w^th arising ready to choak{e} her. cānot take the things w^ch I send her because the {sic} are loathsome to her. /extree {sic} heat & Drought in her throat\ novēb 24 ♃ h {6} p m 163i

M^rs. Norwood sent her Lady Letter for the Lady Dunsmores Daughter. Oct. 18 ♀. h. 12. 15. pm. 1633

RN ha\r/d to vomyt vppō any occasion D Gifford & d^r Cadymā her former physitions for the greene sicknes after the {sic} had made triall of of {sic} vomyts & saw how vntowardly it wrought followed some other course/

desyreth vomyt purg rath^r then vomyts to clense her hot & drye stomack.