... 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 ...

... he is known 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 ...

... receipt a directed envelope, two postage stamps. Address, Dr. Smith, v , Burton-crcscent, Tavistock-square, London, W.C. DR. HENERY may be Consulted in all cases of a private and confidential nature, incidental to Male ...

... 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 ...

... endorsed to Henery. The cheques are dated January, April, September, and December. They are all for 10/. I know the handwriting across the cheques to that of a person who has account with us in the name of Wray. The endorsement in the name of Henery I believe ...

... M.D.” The prisoner Henery, alias Wray, was then brought in, Mr. Metcalfe (instructed by Messrs. Fry and Trimmer, soli itors, 6, Danes-inn, Strand), prosecuted ; Mr. Ribton ‘instructed Mr. Lewis, juo., of Ely-place), defended Henery: and Mr. Herring, Stafford ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... known as Henery, and I have addressed him as such on different occasions for eight years past. Is there any other name but Hcnery 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. Yardley ...

... 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 ...

... Exercise, etc. Really plain an d easy Directions for the com+ plete and permanent Cure of every descri) of Nervous- ness.—Dr. HENERY, 63, Dorset-street, Manche ster-square, London, W. — _ — . Dr. Curtis on , Nervous Debility, &e. with Plates. Post-free by ...

... 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 ...