Casebooks

RN Goody Blea of this towne Novemb. 10. Friday h. 9. am. 1615

\hath a loosenes/ burning feaver faynt feeble sent to me for a cordiall

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

hath had no purples

compl of a continuall feaver & a loatsome ill savour proceding out of her stomack into her mouth after her cold & burning fits are over her is stomake is soe weak that she cannot take any meates

would know wheather she shall have the purples

RN Mrs Mary Ordway taken yesterday March 21. Friday h. 3. p m 1623. with a cold {swoon}ny sweate

RN Goodman Russle about a month sinc sent swoundeth often when he is styrred the new malig feaver 20 myles henc or better sent to me this after noone novemb. 23 Tuesday h. 3. 30 p m 1630

RN Sir Thomas Dorell of lullingston 65 y. feb 27 Friday h. 9. am 1618 /swounded\ /{fe}br maligna\¹

RN Mrs Jhonson of Policate 22 y Jan 26 Monday h. 12 25 p m 1624 a feaver. very feeble & weake

RN Susan Paule taken with a burning feaver grew light headed sept 14. Wednesday h. 8. 30. am 1625

RN Goodman Winckles of Lathbury 80 y novemb 8 Tuesday h. 9. 20 am 1631 |Exceeding poor & weak|

malig feaver was prayd for last sonday faynt & weake & can take nothing his wife 80 y had the |quart|¹

RN Rob. Grant of newnton Brumsall 55 y. may 19 Saturday. hor 10. 30 am 1632 malig feav extreme feeble & payned greevously.

RN Gilbart Negose of newnton Brumsall 55 y may 19 Saturday hor 10. 30 am 1632

extreme faynt & weake cold & then hot grevously payned every day nor can not styrre up nor downe malig feaver¹

RN John Trueman of Willing 19 come lammas. hath a swellinge in his legs fallen downe lately within this sennet his \belly & body/ was before swollen. he hath taken phisick this 4 yeres. & hath taken Drinkes of many & of M^r Glover of Northampton. Drinkes losing him that hath had taken a diet losing Drinke for 3 days fasting & had 2 cakes & hath in a day. his excrementes looke white & his face & eyes all yellowe but a fully faced youthe. 24 of Apr. die Martis h. 9. 30 am. 1599. cathed it with a wet & cold. faynt & feeble.

RN a \wayting gentlewoman./ of my lady Dormers sick a senet with a double tertian. at seaven in the morning & the next day at 12: cold an hour & child & afterward long hot that she hath litle intermission 22 y mar Apr faynteth & swondeth this day voyded choler cannot abyde to be styred. Ap 1. Tuesday h. 12. 20 p m 1617 |M^r Nichols|

RN M^r John longevill came complyning to me July 8 Tuesday h. 3. 15 pm 1617. of his sweating fayntes & wyndynes of the spleene/

RN The Carier of Hanslop goody filds brother. 54 y Jan. 19. Friday h. 4. 30 p m 1621.

a burning feaver

very faynt & weake cannot eate sodenly taken

RN M^r Longvile Brodwell of Woulverton for his disease as he had a fever. 26 of March die Lunæ h. 10. 30. am. 1599 a fayntnes & panting of the hart

RN John Scriven of Hanslop. 46. a maried man had|th| a disease that holdeth him as an ague. & mutch Disquiteth him in his belly chest & head. very faynt & feeble & Did sweate mutch could not tary up from his bed a great griping in his belly Ap. 28 die Saturni h. 10. am. 1599.

RN Mathewe Windmill 30 yeres of age sick this two yeres in liver & milt & hart well by day working but ill always every night lieth hevy in his chest that he cannot sleepe nor tak his rest agaynst weather and when he eateth flesh & porrage it heaveth up his chest. up from his chest to his harte. it lieth in his the pit of his stomack as if his hart & milte were broken as he him selfe thincketh it payneth him intolerable very cold never better then when he is working complyneth most of chest & harte Novemb. 12 die Solis at h. 7. 50. mi. 1598. at the first comming he had a flushing in his hed with a gydines but never since

RN Anth. Pilgr{one} of Bozeat 31 y Ap. 25 Monday h. 12. 1625 in his lims & joynts head & a drye cough & faynt sweate.

RN Mrs Jemyson of Irchester. 56 y octob 26. Thursday h. 12. 30 p m 1620 /faynting outwardly cold inwardly hot swelled\

RN M^r Charles Graye of Meparsoule 6{illeg}|0| y {illeg}|O|ctob 8. Monday. h. 11. am. 1610. a great loosenes. a weaknes & coldnes in his legge.