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... doctor, known as Dr Henery, but whose real name appears to be Wray, and confederate named Anderson, were put upon their trial on a charge of sending a threatening letter to an officer named Clarke. This gentleman had been a patient of Henery’s; but finding ...
... adequate to the offence. For practising on the fears of a patient, and making them a means of extorting money, the quacks, HENERY and ANDERSON, havo just been sentenced to two years imprisonment with, hard labour, and everybody is saying that the term ...
... contrast, who is 32 inches high, and aged 17. is well made, and has five hngeis and a thumb to each hand. The quack doctor, Dr. Henery, and Lis companion, were on Thursday placed at the bar of the Central Criminal Court, charged with conspiring to extort money ...
... entertainment with instruc- tion. Yours rerv truly, Bradford, Nov. 28, 1864. j. H. B. A notorious quack doctor named Wray, alias Henery, and his servant Anderson, were on Thursday sentenced to two years' imprisonment each with hard labour, for conspiring together ...
... have caught it. Well done, Baron Bramwell, and we wish that many more of them may come under your “unforgiving eye.” Doctor Henery and his accomplice Anderson, the extortionists, who traded on the silly fears of young officer, are sentenced hard labour ...
... on Thursday. This gentleman had liedeiciao patient of Henery's ; but finding that the which he obtained from him was of no use It himself in the bands of his family PhY sician. was alleged that Henery then demanded ment of a sum of £l5O, and threatened ...
... This gentleman had been a that the medicine which e ob- of Henery’s ; but findin; tained from him was 0 no use he placed himself in the hands of his family physician. It was alleged that Henery then demanded the yment of £150, and threatened that in the ...
... the quack doctor known as Dr. Henery, but whose real name is Wray, and au accomplice named Anderson, were tried on a charge of sending threatening letter to au officer named Clarke. That gentleman had been a patient of Henery's but finding that the medicine ...
... 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 ...
... have caught it. Well done, Baron Bramwell, and we wish that many more of them may come under your unforgiving eye. Doctor Henery and his accomplice Anderson, the extortionists, who traded on the silly fears of a young officer, are sentenced to hard labour ...
... Clarke, of the 50th Regiment of Foot. The prisouet was nota qualified practitioner, bat had been im 1e habit of himself as Dr. Henery, pro- ssing to cure certain maladies. The letters which med the subject of the indictment bad been seut » the prosecutor, ...
... tbe writer a restless nervous energetic man fall of fire and action always in motion and always in hurry” quack doctor Dr Henery bis companion were on Thursday placed at the bar of the Central Criminal Court charged with conspiring to extort money (rom ...