... Paravicinl joined Mr. Henery. Midw nter met with severs punishment, 9 runs being _‘. in one over. The 100 went ug at ha'f-past four, but at 109 bath batemen w. e outh Mr, Paravicia' leg before wicket to Midwinter, and Mr. Henery bowled by Flowers. Messrs ...

... Fowler, not out .cooveee 9 ar A H. Evaus, b3tecle oo 18 Az K. L. Koight, b Henery 0 e N, b Laculan, e (sub.) kobert-800, b HEGEEY oo cosavssscnanse 0 Me, 1. G Jeideoe, b Henery 0 \ 82l cevessecsereoese 3 Lb2,nbl 8 Utapises—Farrands and Price. ...

... Walker.coonvrmpee 1 Mr. E. Lamib, ¢ Walker, b DUrY c.covvrrecage & Ml' Cy I-;v.detJ-*.&..‘‘ ...

... cooevvenee. 9 Mr. R. Spencer, I-b-w, b Midwintee .. . 7 e, W. I Dol Y 8 008 ~voeeesstornesraseses ST Mr. P. J. T. Henery, b Midwinter.o.ooooooo 4 Mr. C. . Cusyman, b Myczoit ovveveivnvaeeee 1 Mr, C. A. Siith, DO OUL .. .. vvnveenreerisooone ...

... 19 Mr. T. Greatorex, b Burge.. 13 Mr. J. E. A. Greatores, o sanderson, b lreedon. 3 Ir.C.J.L\er:.IBIIg . 4 Mr. P.J. T. Henery, ¢ Mac“do%u‘lgljlvn:\ir caiens l: v D. .!a\hu, urge .. Mi. M. T. Baines, ¢ Lurge, D Bresdon. cccoocrarcsasce § —_— T Mr. L ...

... purchaser & very low price wiil be taken . commanding prewuses . Mqutnz. nioe house . proprictor having another engagemsot. 1. henery, 185, u_n0—«1..g.% Gm:mn and Tea Business; bandsomely-wited shep, in ¥o e Yge s S oah “eior's Liing once ; :’Mn ofter? ...

... Knight 8 4 4 0 . n ‘bowled The Oxford batting con meonced at fve o'clock with Pat. terson and Trevor, to the .owling of Henery (slow &.:IJ and Stewart (rather fast right n‘lx runs were wade, then Trevor was caught 1? at slip. _Evelyn came in, and ...

... and at the same total Jir. Humble was out, the ianings flnishing for 1122, M. Dury took four wickets for 33 rans and Mr. | Henery threefor3. On the Wanderers going i, Mr. Hornby score! in his ususl rapid style, while Mr. Walker also hatted well ; and thus ...

... Spltite, LasnCude, Failure of Memory, IrcapacPy. Ac., full ln»lrHC*ion* for the complete recovery of health and vigour Dr. Henery, 52, Dortauetteet, Maaciictter-eqasre. London. \V. * FBMAI.T» AND PniV» DISEASES, Midwifery. •'refjnancy. Obstructloas Ac ...

... L. D. Walker 11 Henery bowled three wides. At 20 minutes past one Webbe ayd Walter started the wecond nnings of Middlescx, Evans and Jelicoe being the bowlers. Lolb scored steadily, but did nut appear to be quite st home wiih Evans, who at 15 sent \Weobes ...

... Toppin, ¢ Myeroft, ‘ DD coossoccsrcsstpise P l'm% 2/ Mr. T. Lindley, ¢ aad b Mr. H. W, bridge, ¢ SR oo arecnioratamte &5 Henery, b Mycroft o'lr‘(i.‘r.mo and =;’tm'~“”'unfi-.“ _h‘ r. .G. Spiro, ¢ Sherwin, | Mr. A. k. Leatham, not b Titchmarsh ...

... Mr. C. Booth, b Toppis. 0 litchwarsh, ¢ Greatorex, b Guan, b Lindley . 3%} Jindley coooonenee § Mr. P.J. Henery, ¢ Mar- Wild, cand b Leatbam. 6 chant, b Mirehouse .. 5] Nherwin, b Mdrchouse 21 Mr. M. T Lsues, ¢ Toppin, Pickett ...