... the day Dr. Henery was brought into court. Serjeant White, IC D: I went to 52, Dorset street, jnet row, snd found Dr. Henery in bed iv a room on tbe eecoLC lluor. On seeing bim I knew him as the person trading under the name of Dr. Henery. I said, You ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... of the 50th Regi- ment, took proceedings against a Dr. Henery and William Anderson for conspiracy to extort money by threats and menaces. Captain Clarke bad placed himself under the advice of Henery, and paid him upwards of .£BO for medicine, at the rate ...

... delirium tremens, and quite unfit to be moved at present Wi. Smiles, ?? The prisoner Henery, alias Wray, waa then brought in. Mr. Metcalfe prosecuted ; Mr. Ribton defended Henery ; and Mr. Herring watched the case for Anderson. Mr. Yardley : I have a certificate ...