Hen·ley (h n l ) or Hen·ley-on-Thames (- n-tmz, -ôn-) A municipal borough of south-central England west of London. It is the site of a famed annual rowing regatta that was established in 1839. Population: 10,976. |
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Henley were engaged in writing plays in Bournemouth they made a number of titles, hoping to use them in the future. So he was well considered by his neighbors and had a comfortable house in Henley Street, built of rough plastered stone and dark strong wood work. I'll take you to Jimmy's, and the Empire, and down the river, and to a match at Lord's, and to Henley if we're in time, and I'll take you to see my aunt |
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