... attention cannot be devoted to burning the -Newcastle coal, is far greater in favour of the Welsh. In the report made by Sir Henery de la Beche to Government, and published under their authority, he estimated the difference in favour of Welsh coals to be ...

... plays of the announced cyclus of Shakespeare's historical dramas (viz., Richard the Xecond, Henry the Fourth, both parts, and Henery the Fifth) will be represented on the Weimar saRP in the course of this month. The whole of the - iatenaed cyclos (embracing ...

... John's River, Capthe 7ahainst, ascelnded Gtc , Jacksonville on the afternoon of that day, J 'The advance under Colonel Guy V. Henery, com- r prising the 40th Massaohusetts Infantry, the Inde- P .endent Battalion of Massachusetts Cavalry, under Major k Stephlien ...

... in forging, rolling', and shaping iron and other metals, and in tools employed therein. Dated January 14, 1884. Alfred F. Henery, London, an improved galvanic belt. Dated January15, 18t4. James Eills and Joseph Sladdin, Halifax, improvements in machinery ...

... Mr. Speilce, ofLiverpool, 'Admiral Anson, Colonel/ 'Halpin, Rev. F. W. Tremlett, ?er, J. .R Fernyhough, Mr., C. Shand, Sir Henery dle Hoghton, Bert.-, Mar. Branailey-Moore,! IM.P, Mr. T. D). Tremnlett, Rev.W. WV. 'Milet,' M~r. ?? Ray, 'and Dr. Skey, FD~l ...

... answer he, 1 Than, I'll bid you good morn- ing. The Chairman then concluded by introducing the lecturer to the meeting. Mr. HenErie, who was received with applause, said he responded to the call made upon him to otter some observations to them that evening ...

... received by the magistrate on these ccasionoa- to Mr flouers, nages tato, bow streete pleace station.- Bir, I rote to mis6ter henery aboat a younl woman that Ii inspected by many to have a band In the murder of II1sk tcr Briggs la fact it con be proved by ...

... received by the magistrate on these occasions:- ' . To Mr flouree, maserstate, bew streets pleace tatien.-.Sr, I rots to mister henery about a young woman that is auspeeted by many to have a hand in thb murder of mister Briggs in faot it san be proved by her ...

... stationed at Parkhurst, said he first saw Dr Henery on the 17th Aug. 1863, at 52 Dorset street, and was introduced into a small dark sort Of room. I pointedly asked the man who came in if he was Dr Henery, and he said he was. (This man, it afterwards ...

... 52, Dorset-street, and was Introduced into a small dark sort of room. I pointedly asked the masn who came in if ho was Dr. Henery, and he sad he was. (This man It after- wards appeared, was Wray.) He said ho would forward my boxes of medicine. I said ...

... Captain Clarke, of the 50th 5, d P 0ot The prisoner Wray was not a i;.4 tloser, but had been in the habit of 'ronelf as Dr. Henery, professing to iee. Oaaladie0. The letters which fosmed S of the indictment had been sent to the 'di'z` and set forth that ...

... Swvinefeet, the suspicion of poisoning was entirely unfounded. The cause of death being punctured bowels. The quack doctor Henery and his servant W. Anderson have been each sentenced to two years' imprison- ment with hard labour on an indictment for conspiracy ...