... 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 oraered by Mr. Tardlej against Henery, and in the event of his not appearing ...

... and said he came from Dr. Henery. I told him I did wish to have anything further to do with Dr. Henery. He said I would be aware that Dr Henery bad a very heavy claim against me. I replied that I was not. He said Dr. Henery had sent him down about a claim ...

... present, Wm. Smiles, M.D.” The prisoner Henery, alias Wray, was then brought in. Mr, Metcalfe (instructed by Messrs. Fry and Trimmer, solicitors) prosecuted; Mr. Ribton (instructed by Mr. Lewis, jun.) defended Henery; and Mr. Herring watched the case for ...

... did tbe prosecution connect the other prisoner Wray or Henery witn this threat made by Anderson so to constitute the offence of conspiracy ? There was the letter of the 26th of September from Henery to Captain Clarke, which he referred to Anderson’s having ...

... remittance. Mr. Metcalfe—That is so, Sir. Mr. Yardley—This case must go for trial. The depositions were then made out against Henery, and he Was formally committed for trial. Bail was tendered ttnd accepted him. ...

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

... 5,1864. I trust you have given your renders abstract of the prosecution of the notorious advertising quack Wray, aUca Dr. Henery, and his partner Anderson, for conspiring to defraud Captain Clarke. Hie Times, Daily Telegraph, and other newspapers, have ...

... {From the Times. Fsw convictions and sentences deserve to be received with more satisfaction than those of the two quacks, Henery (or Wray) and Anderson, which reported from the Central Criminal Court yesterday. These men are examples of a class of miscreants ...

... latest arrivals at the Shelbourne Hotel:—Major Mauleverer, Mr and Miss Kane, Mrs Willington, Rev Albert Bennett, Mr and Mrs Henery, Mrs and Miss Wilkinson, Mrs and Miss Browne. Arrivals from Holyhead yesterday, per Royal mail steamer:—G Fox, Esq, 62nd Regiment; ...

... December 3, relates, having occurred within his knowledge, the following case, which out-herods even that of the convicts Henery and Anderson :—“The plaintiff, rending in a fashionable city in the west, brought an action against the widow of a colonel ...

... Church. —Mommy Herald. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT—Nov. 24. (Before Mr. Baron Bramwcll.) William Osterfield Wray, alias Doctor Henery, who surrendered to take his trial, and William Anderson, were charged with feloniously sending threatening letter to Montague ...

... in somewhat mitigated form by these announcements. In the London Advertising Playbill,” a man who styles himself Dr. A. F. Henery, Ac., No. 52 and 53, Dorset-street, Mancheater-square, is allowed to place before our wives and daughters bis Art of Preserving ...