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... the Central Criminal Court.” * The Case Esposore. The further hearing the case against ffilli sra I and Austin Wray, alias Henery, for defrauding I Clarke, was fixed for yesterday, the Marylebum p? I court, but Auderson was declared nmlt to muted W I the ...
... In August, 1863, a book by Dr. Henery was Bent to me, and I came to town on the 17th. I went to 52, Dorset street, and was introduce! into a smaU, dark sort of room. I pointedly uked the man wbo came in if he wu Dr. Henery, and he said he was. The defendant ...
... widely-spread, anti destructive Class of dla. eases and infirmitie s a feict civili Enclose 13 - tamps, and adaress—Dr. A. F. Henery, 62, Dorset,. itt met. Manchester-square. London. Printed by Steam Machinery and Pu bli shed for the Proprietors, by Richard ...
... London. Consultations daily from 11 till 2 and 6 till .Sunday till 12. Recent cases of Infection CURED perfectly IN A FEW DAYS. HENERY may Consulted all cases of a private and confidential nature, incidental to Male or Female. A cure effected in a few days ...
... class of 9 . 1-, 1 !: •, ens, s and infirmities which afflict civilised communities. . close :3 -tamps. and addresg—Dr. A. F. Henery, No manotrester-sonaro, London. ___..--. by Richard Laud, Sherwood Street, - ---- --, - -v-- -- . Regen t Sireet, W. Printed ...
... (£1 10s | modities. : declared, ond £1061 carried to credit of next Lavell four-monthly general meeting, on Thursday (Mr. Henery Rozers, the pur- chair), the accounts showed a loss of 1, and a balance against the mine of L152 erodsfaot Mine meeting, on ...
... 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 ...
... hnown as Henery, and excused himself for not givirg prosecutor the money veue dlfl ire:lt * I saying had backed horse his (prosecutor’s) for « y t- av v a . •orereigns, a horse engaged at Doncaster, but which did not theshon any ° aamB Henery ' - « ecutOT ...
... the suppression of the mist di , tressing.• widely-spread, and .deatructive class of dia. close I 3 ' -tamps and s—Dr. A. F. Henery, N O A 2, Doreet- London. and infirmities which afflict cOlzum n i t i es. En- lettersSlierw o shouldS tr Street, d g r e ...
... bear that this man's real and'ft fippWrs his practise is to send these bhfdfi d'stiibuUdhv post all over the 1 oda'of tfiis Henery's advertisements.and foolishly fomnillfd lorn. ' He received varimts Wties medirftie, l fdr*Vhi£hbe paid £1 la. each, but ...
... forego this debt whatever he may do. A pleasant man this Dr. Henery ! But ?? the debt — how did it come to pass, and what magnitude did it assume? Lured by a book which the so-called Dr. Henery dissemiuates through the post to the annoyance of all decent ...
... of the 50th Regi- ment, took proceedings against a Dr. Henery and William Andereon for conspiracy to extort money ly threats and menaces. Captain Clarke had placed himself under tbe advice of Henery, and f>aid bim upwards of X\.o for medicine, at tbe rate ...