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... and the other menthel present were :—Mr. J. Addison. Mr. T. Flinn, Mr. J. Kennedy, Mr. J. Campbell, Mr.W. Barnes, Mr. J. Henery, Mr. T. Carey, Mr. 'l'. Mountie, Mr W. Hine, Mr. T. Boyd, Mr. W. G. Wallis, Mr. 0. S Wilson, Mr. J. Roes, and Colonel Sewell ...
... 10s. ; Paris, fourth and fifth instal, by Messrs. Galignani and Co., £258 18s. 3d. ; Barbie*, British Guiana, by Mrs. E. T. Henery and Mrs. H. Dawson, 454 13s. lid. ; parish of St. James's, Montego Bay, Jamaica, by Mr. 0. L. Phillips, £100; Antigua, by ...
... Shepherd b Hartley, 2; R. Vernon b Hartley, 4; B. Pascoe b Hartley, 2; A. Dalaell b Gill. 6; F. Hutchinson Hartley b Gill. 1; J. Henery a Cowie b Hartley, 6; J. Baillie not out, 3; extras, 0; total, 30. CLEATOR JUNIORS v. EI:RE3IONT. CASTLE JUNIORS, Played 3t ...
... *rites to the Times I have been reading with treat satisfaction your admirable article of to-day on the conviction of Messrs. Henery and Anderson, as I nave been wishing for some Tears to write and urge to expose this system of infamous imposture and extortion ...
... the fields to their garnering hives. . . . The stables are worthy of the steeds ov Nimrod or the studs of Akins', and its henery was bilt expressly for the birds ov paradise ; while somber in the dietaries, like the oave ov a hermit, glimpses are caught ...
... —A fearful explosion of gunpowder took p lace at Tobbercurry, county Sligo, on Friday afternoon, in the stop of a man named Henery, a general dealer. It is supposed to have happened through the negligence of a boy, who let a spark f sil into two powder ...
... adjoining the Senhouse Dock, Mr, Gordon Falcon, coroner for West Cumberland, held an inquest concerning the death of Hugh Henery, 36, cook on board the schooner Virginie, of Belfast, lying in the Elisabeth Do& ' who was found floating in the dock oa Thursday ...
... from the fields to their garnering hives. . . The stables are worthy of the steeds ov Nimrod or the studs of Akilles, and its henery was written expressly for the birds of paradise; while sombre in the distance, like thelcave of a hermit, glimpses are caught ...
... the fields to their garnering hives. . . . The stables are worthy of the .teeds ov Nimrod or the studs of Akilles, and its henery was bitt expressly for the birds or pszadiee; while somber in the distance, like the cave or a hermit, glimpses are caught ...