... alias Henery, was bailed out last week, himself in the sum of 500/., and three sureties—one in 2501., and two others in 150/. each. —to appear next Tuesday. Upon the last occasion it was arranged between Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Ribton that Henery should ...

... light overcoat.) Captain Clarke.—Yes ; Mr. Henery. Mr. Yardley.—Now, attend to this. Are you sure that you said, Are you Dr. Henery, and he said he was? Captain Clarke.—l am certain he said he was Dr. Henery. I wanted to add, that I could not be certain ...

... attended, and the so-called Dr. Henery, who is described in the Post Office London Directory as a patent medicine vendor, did not put in an appearance. A second summons was then ordered by Mr. Yardley against Henery, and in the event of his not appearing ...

... captain; Mr. Lewis, Jun., for Henery ; and Mr. Wilding for Anderson. There was no additional evidence given beyond what has already appeared, and both parties were committed for trial at the Central Criminal Court. _ Henery's bail was again tendered and ...

... as Henery, and I have addressed him as such on different occasions for eight years past. Is there any other name but Henery on the shop?— No, sir. Mr. Ribton.—And I believe the business is carried on in the name of Henery. White.—lt is all Henery. Mr ...

... TO THE EDITOR. SlR,—Your rei ort_of the case of Wray, alias Henery, at the Central Criminal Court has lEd many perrons to suppose that lam the person alluded to. I beg to state that I am not so, nor in any way connected with him whatever. Your inserting ...

... much good, be resolved to have no more to do with Dr. Henery, and then applied to his own family physician. Shortly after that the prisoner Anderson called upon the prosecutor and told him that Dr. Henery had a claim for medical attendance and advice to the ...

... the nearest drinking-fountain supplies gratis, Captain CLARKE resolved to break off all connection with Dr. HENERY. On the other had, Dr. HENERY saw no reason to break off all connection with Captain CLARKE, but sent one Mr. ANDERSON to give him a call ...

... him. At any rate, the article which Dr. HENERY, alias WRAY, vended was perfectly innocuous, and if it did not improve, certainly it did not deteriorate the health of the patient. Moreover, the customers or Dr. HENERY, alias WRAY, are chiefly sufferers in ...

... n t it h - . candle-end was a bonne-bouche forthen c i. of the humbler class present, and the biq got 0 he can consult Dr. HENERY, fling down his guinea, arrear s rater 83, consisting of 48 in the Queen's day the Alnwick town guns fired a bit o o i f ia ...

... under the following 4. flees:— It ~PPlicant said—Some time ago I saw an advertisement the of the papers emanating from Dr. Henery, and IN„.4 1 1 it Was induced to visit him. He told me I should il a ,,gaivanic battery, which would cost me two guineas. ...