... letters constantly received by the Magistrates on these occasions:- To Mr. flowers, Megerstate, bow-streete ?? rote to mister henery about a young woman that is suspected by many to have a hand ia the murder of mister Briggs-in fact it can he proved by her ...

... letters constantly received by the Magistrates on these occasions: To 2Mr. owers, Magerstate, bow-streets ?? rote to mister henery about a young woman that is suspected by many to have a band in the murder of mister Briggs-in fact it can be proved by her ...

... Clarke: That is the one (pointing to Henery).-Mr. Yardley: The one in a light coat? (He wore a light ?? Clarke: Yes; Mr. Henerv. Mr. Yardley: Now, attend to this. Are you sure that you said, Are you Doctor Henery ? and he said he was.-CaptainClarke: ...

... August, 1863, a book by Dr. Henery was sent to me, and I came to town on the 17th. I went to 52, Dorset street, and was introduced into a small, dark sort of room. I pointedly asked the man who came in it he was Dr. Henery, and he said he Was I particularly ...

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

... Regiment of Foot. The prisoner Wray was not a quatified prac. titioner, but had been in the habit of advertising himself as Dr. Henery, professing to cure certain maladies, The letters which formed the subject of the indictment had been sent to the prose- cutor ...

... good, he resolved to have no more to do with Dr. Henery, anda. tab plied to his own familv ' . 1} that the Brim J 0,csan. Shortly after ?? Anderson called upon the prose- caltor and told him that Dr. Henery had a claim for medical attendance and advice ...

... aseiftance tnder the follow- ing ?? eaid: Some time ago I saw .an advertisement in one of the newsp3pers emanating from Dr. Henery, and through it was induced to visit him. HEo told me I should want a galvanio battery, which would cost me two guineas. When ...

... investi- gation. THE CONVICTION OF WRAY, ALIAS HENERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEVS. SiR,-In consequence of the articles that have aypeared in your paper, and the report of the case d Wray, alias Henery at the Central Criminal Court oe the 25th instant ...

... young officer. Both of those were sen- tened to two years (the fal terse) of imprisonment. I One ofthose was aman named Dr. Henery. He (the Deputy-Recorder) had known several sach cases daring his professional experience; and as this was a6bad ouss, the ...