Casebooks

SF At 30 p j p m’ the 30 of Septmb/

at this tyme I went forthe to the D halle & they committed me to prisson Again at 30 p 4. p m’ the 30 Septmb/

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 1596. Iunij 4. die ♀ h. 7. m. 45. they s {sic} hoysed sayles & came w^th & were caried w^t fortunate winds to the harbour of Cales & came before the towne vppō ☉ mor: about 5|h|. 5. 50 m. & cast ankre w^thin the shot of the towne & were tossed w^th exceeding boysterous & blustering winds all y^t day & in great iudy to make shipwrack t|&| to leese there ankers. but vppon ☾ mor. 5|h|or. 5. 50 m. mor. they fought togeath^r w^th a hot & doubtfull battle¹ but at lenght gote overcame them w^c caused thē to burne there ships. afterward entred y^e towne & wōne it. at what in the entry they slue S^r Iohn winckfilde

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.

SF Ihon Bradedg 1600 20 of Aug ☿ p m’ at 6 what good fortun’ he should haue at this tyme he toke his Leue & went Awai to flanders

RN M^r Gerenc left me & went to london septtemb {sic}. 30. ☾ hor 9. 30 ant m. 1605.

quæro an oia ei cōmode et spere succedent ♄ {sic} 8. 30 ant m 1605.

RN D for. went out Apr \Maij/ 10. into London to M^res Baker ♄ hor. 11. 30 \25/ ant m. 1606 |quæro quādo redibit|

RN M^r Baskervill Went to london feb 21. h. {sic} \♄. hor./ 9. 15 ant m 1607

RN M^r Baskavyll of Exeter colledge went to london feb 23 ☾ h. 9. 15 ant m 1607

RN M^r vilvayne took his iourney to Oxford /frō Mres Baskevils.\ ot|c|tob 21 ♀ h. 5. p m 1608

he was exceedingly wet that iorney & had a sore foul darke iourny

but he came to Oxford about x. & had his share in the divident aft^r every mā had his share/

RN M^r Iames wente to london May. 15. ☾ \h. 7./ ☾ sep a ☍ ♃ ap □ ♃ but he sped not. h. – {sic}¹

RN M^r Wallys went to Witch Ian 13. ♂ h. 9. 15 ant m 1618.

RN M^r Iackson went t|w|^th M^r Wallys to M^r Coles & so to Oxford Aug 28 ♂ h. 4. p m. 162i

RW M^r Cooke set forth of London towards Linford. D: ♂ h: 0. 20. Decemb. 4. 1621.

RN ny {sic} Lord Purb. ryde away frō o^r towne h. 5. 38 p m 1623 to London & lay at Wobur

RN M^r Page of Alsoules returned home to his collidg cōpl of his old Disease & w^th all craveth an answer to two quest of Divinity Decēb. 17 h {sic} hor. 6 \7./ 30 |7| ant p m 1625.

RN My L. Scrope rid abroad novēb. 28. ☿ h. 9. 40 ant m 1627

& caryed home for y^e wormes wormewood cakes

RN my lord went henc Iune 11. ☿ h. 5. p. m 1628

RN my L Scroope Deted frō me towards his Lordship Decēb. 15 ♂ h 1. 15 p m 1629 |quæro quod futurē|

SRN M^r Richard Palmer came to take his leaue May 21. ♀ hor. 9. 30. p. m. 1630