... into the leitehen by Mtr. ?? ncry tilt he wrote at letter, ti ltc re mained abolet fiftoen or twventy minutes, whben Ilel. Henery wv called htima up, gasve him a letler, and toldt him to takec it to itc su Post-affies. MIle. IIenery wvent out with, tint ...

... ine the now;I bey Mansfield, end the only variation lie made in hi, testimoocy Th' was, that bo could not swear that Mor. Henery locked the door He So o. land put tbe key In his pocket when he went out with him. Mr. it ?? ihen cross-exam~fined Catherine ...

... wife's head, and caused t:e remand of seven days was granr ae ' ' ordered the inrured woman s dep Ots! -t4 BEFORE MESSR.S. HENERY JS.M i 5tDa ;I rca CRUELrY C.sFS.-Wiliam Fn, P-r e Taurer, baker, Seaforth, his emplner i- for working and casisng to be a-c ...

... t, nowv St. H!elens - avenue, lately the Stores, Orchard-street, all Swansea, hay and corn. dealer, now out of business.] Henery Kempin, Tugby, Leicestershire, timber t dealer. William John Pritchard, Postoffice, Llangyfle, . Carnarvonshire, draper and ...

... Exehauge-building3. r to Gereord Lyeoi, XuLrebtout, JaWes-street. 11 lt WVilliann Joseph Iycrs, broker, Mount-pleasant. b he Henery .totre. mucebant, Rumtord-streer. o to John 351rroltt, coltou-bruker Exeharge-building?. b Alfimd Win!. Powles, merchaot, ...

... nment. A true bill was found by the Grand Juryagalnst Wilmot Buck- ley, for murder, at t t. Helen's, also egainst Thoemas Henery, for arson, at Liverpool, No day hes yet b-en named for trial. fis Lordship significd his intention of. proceeding to.day ...

... BANIteiiT.-tLT v. TA- UTON.-This wxs rean action brought by the plaleetiff, Henry Halt, agaliest ties 1)00 defeimdant, George Henery Taucetoni, for the recovery of thle sunes are of £10 2s. lid. Mir. Grocott appeared for tics plalistiff, anid ear Mir. J. ...

... young officer. Both of those were sen- tened to two years (the fal terse) of imprisonment. I One ofthose was aman named Dr. Henery. He (the Deputy-Recorder) had known several sach cases daring his professional experience; and as this was a6bad ouss, the ...

... direction's were given. ?? should therefore give a' verdict for the de- fendants. AeCTON FRoesSLAeqcDaa.-J08e~p7lEjjlisoe v. Henery Acll- Ij,,g.-Thc plaintifl'in this case is a bobbin turner residing A in Gillot-strest, and the defendant is a fruiterer and ...

... Tavern, 21, Cook. we eel ?? House, Browncross-street; or erfot RoalOak, 41, Garden Lane ; Joseph tarBrery, 99, Bury-street; Henery Mills, Blue .fllfoo.be ect Blided. o 'Derniott, Cambridge Inn. II caio of thee beerhouse keepoers to whom the magis. eis propose ...

... said tie Itad good reiason to know that the etarteneI YJ mltle~! by tite servant girl, asl to the ignorance of the rol. ati henery 'which had been committed, was correct, astd al ii o' e s nat there wan no further evidence to clhow that dile oi otn, lintoDe ...

... tr:lson 'ThO)*pOu!dCei Syildge;- ' ,I hr. IJoin 'Hhtbhl~ s 6ti; MO R. fL. H-utchinson, Blaakb=A;nMlriJ W, lut ¢llowle, YMt hener;.i 'Mr. P. Maisad, Steckport; Ur. Alfred Mine ManeheMm er: ; Mtr.R 'BobrbNeuI Manchester;, Mr JoKr than Nrid QBohidem liz\. ...