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... MA? ANT REBY GIVEN, lately subsisting between nd. HENERY FARRAR, | Lancaster, ironmongers, RRAR and Son, is this day owing tothe said | all debts due and owing tnership concern, will be nis Farrar, at his sourhands the 12th day of FIRE OFFIC I UILDINGS ...
... , to J. FORREST, of Walton Priory. Same day, it the Secession aurch, Mount Pleasant, by the Rev. Dr. Crichton, Mr. DANIEL HENERY, of Great Howardstreet, to CATHERINE, third daughter of the late Mr. WMRODGERS, of Peathills, Perthshire. Same day, at St ...
... Elizabeth, wife of Mr. John Rowlandson, of the Stag's Head, Hood-street. Dec. after an illness of three years, aged 75, Mrs. Maria Henery. Jan. at his father's house, Bute-street, Everton, of consumption, in his 18th year, Edward, eldest son of Captain King, formerly ...
... and SoN's Manufactory London. EARLY'S BALTIMORE HAMS. THESE celebrated HAMS can now be had (by Wholesale only) from JAMES M`HENERY, 5, TEMPLE-PLACE, NORTH JOHN-STREET. ...
... into the leitehen by Mtr. ?? ncry tilt he wrote at letter, ti ltc re mained abolet fiftoen or twventy minutes, whben Ilel. Henery wv called htima up, gasve him a letler, and toldt him to takec it to itc su Post-affies. MIle. IIenery wvent out with, tint ...
... nner ; William Emerson, North Shields, Northumberland, hanker ; Carler Brown, New Sarum, Wiltshire, stone-mason ; Richard Henery Morgan, Kentish-town victualler ; Wmt Clay, Cheapside, warehouseman ; James Newman, Ven- nor, Isle ot Wight, builder ; John ...
... endnredwith christian fortitude, illiam, second son of Mr. Samuel Faulkner, Crofts Bank, near Eccles. On the inst. Mr. John Henery Reichard, a native of Frankforton-the-Maine, aged late a merchant of this town. On the 6th inst. at the Methodist Seminary ...
... instant, Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. He nr i Penn, Baths, George's Pier. On Saturday last, at his house in Everton, William HenerY, E s q late of Berbice, aged 49 years. Same day, at her resid ence, i n T otness, Devon, Mrs. Jacob, m other of Mr. Jac son ...
... ine the now;I bey Mansfield, end the only variation lie made in hi, testimoocy Th' was, that bo could not swear that Mor. Henery locked the door He So o. land put tbe key In his pocket when he went out with him. Mr. it ?? ihen cross-exam~fined Catherine ...
... property than labour *was far better understood than it appears to be at present. So early as the times of our Richards, our Heneries, ond our Edwards taxation was proportioned to property. Thus, in the reign of Richard 11., we find that the Capitation Tax ...
... could not save the shop or property of Mr. Henery. The fire ran from shop upwards, and consumed entirely the interior of the house. There was, however, we understand, not much furtaiture in the house, as Mr. Henery and his family did not 4e, on the premises ...
... this ton n.. . Same day, in her 09th year, much respected, Margaret ioneff..' On Moaday, the2Oth ult., at the residence of Henery, Esq., Everton, aged 19, Duncan Cameron, son of C. D. Cameron, Esq. of Berbice, whose amiable disposition gained him the love ...