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... lntxuud pdmmcfi'mmmw ree profensionais, Mr. Walker six wickets at & of 50 runé only. Full score :— bbb am e i | Mr. J. Smith, b Henery .. C ¢ llonby, b i Mr. G. B. Barrington, ¢ Webbe, b e b .'w{:‘.u.5.1.‘!g ;.;nwmu..lz‘ £ m‘. 'dmy 4 m ...
... Mr. AH. Stratford, b Palmer.. 1 ¢ Barber, b 'Hon. W. N. Hood, bJ. Walker.. 20 ¢J. Walker, b ;‘ | Barber Mr. G. F. Vernon, b Henery. 22 eHenry,bPalmer 7 ‘ragmun “ bl-':}. 17 1:.A.khnu.1kz‘. 0 bßarber 0 Iv.Lll-‘hm.b e 3 bßarber 0 Shaw ...
... runs. Mr. Steel s side bad 74 runs to get to win, an easy task, which was accomplished for the loss of one wickes. Messrs. Henery and Spencer went in first, and madeo 62 before they were parted. The result was thus a victory for Mr, Steele’'s team by ten ...
... now and their match at Lord's aeainst Eton. Several of the school boys batted well azainst the howling of Messrs. Mocton and Henery. Kemp. Hadow and Greatorex showing to most advantage As will be seen from the score, the game resuited ia & win for the Schoal ...
... G‘‘ Shop and house 1o be Let, West-end; no Bt~ ings ;no premium ; grand position West ; rent £4O, to be ;umaam Apply to Henery Kous, Geueral Merchant, 8 to 378, ord., W, G it e e 3 b ; rent 3 cay ...
... MACHINISTS, &e, WANTED. o ONNAZ R Hand —Good designer wanted. BoEAVREE Bot SR vt W B“mbo wasted for infanis’ cloaks. Apply H. Henery, 52, Whiteehapelrd. o 1 | Bou'r Trade.—Machiniet wanted for American buttonbole wachive . Dighest wages | eonsiant smpieyment ...
... Thornton, ¢ Morley, b BIND ocecovciboecisniesnse ¢ Shrewsbury, b * i e M-.g r. A. F. J. Ford, not Morley .. Mr. P. J. Henery, ¢ Sherwin, b DS BAR B DN cooeoo BB g&};‘,}m” win, b Morley Z'.Zl. 2 m0t0ut. @ r. J. Robertson, ¢ Shrewsbury ...
... London, It is understood that the Fleven representing Cambridge yesterday will R:.L-hly hh, acainst Oxford on Monday. Mr, Henery, ever, is suffering from a Lad finger, and it is possible that some gentlernan, not yet chosen, will :&:h him. v..mag:.wmum«- ...
... were only six runs Lebind, with five wickets to fall. Present score and bowling analysis :— ‘ Hamnow Wivnsnens, Mr. P. J.T. Henery, b Ry- Mr. C. L. Homby, ¢ Mar RN st s Bos- nfl%':mwm $ ..BA2 r. . s Wdi| e i v | r. D). G, roal . r. J. C vess 2ir R S wione ...
... hit Henery well m“iu; for 4, and at three o'clock the (50 went up. When the Ktoviaus hal bad an hours batting the total was 57. Several easy leg balls were let of | by boti batsmen, but at last Studd got hold of one and sent it for 4, 60 up. Henery now ...
... the Vorkshire Gentlemen by 102 runs. The visitors put together 13/ in their second innings. Messrs. Walke- Webhe Baines, and Henery all playing well. Mr Cieorge Freemin acain wv(flm ot successfal bowler. In this irnings bis anslysis vas 39 overs and two balls ...
... male | in his last year at the University score that will | give him a place amongst the most famous of Cambridge batsmen. Henery's €1 was an unexpectolly good display of bitting, and when Oxford went ia Leslie ani Whiting put on 69 runs by eorrect and ...