Richard Napier Mudge my brothr leaches vicar longe since, came to see me to my howse being as Drunke as he could holde & so lay at Dore pratling & he co knew not what the 9 of Novemb. h die ♃ h. 6. after p m. at night. 1598. this night & the next day following a great whistling bustling winde a wavering roving vnsetled inconstant fellowe given to roving & wandring.1
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Notes:
1 ‘a fickleheded roving fellowe & given to good fellow. glutt. dr{ūk}ennes a spendall & waster.’ in chart
Transcribed entry from MS Ashmole 228, f. 50v (upper left part of page)
