- A
henchman is a
loyal employee, supporter, or aide to some
powerful figure engaged in
nefarious or
criminal enterprises.
Henchmen are
typically relatively...
- A
henchman is a
loyal employee, supporter, or aide to some
powerful figure engaged in
nefarious or
criminal enterprises.
Henchman may also
refer to: "Henchman"...
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Thomas Henchman, D.D. (1642–1674) was an
Anglican priest and the
Archdeacon of
Wilts from 1
August 1663
until his death.
Henchman was
educated at Clare...
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James Rosemond,
often known as
Jimmy Henchman or
sometimes Jimmy Henchmen, is an
American former entertainment record executive and
convicted criminal...
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Hubert James Hungerford Henchman KC (29
August 1876-18
February 1963) was an
Australian barrister and
public servant who
served as the Solicitor-General...
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Daniel Henchman (November 23, 1730 –
January 7, 1775) was a
noted colonial American silversmith,
active in Boston, M****achusetts. He was born in Lynn,...
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Humphrey Henchman (1592–1675) was a
Church of
England clergyman and
bishop of
London from 1663 to 1675. He was born in
Burton Latimer (or
possibly nearby...
- Choi Kwok-kuen as Pau's
henchman.
James Ha as Pau's
henchman.
Chang Sing-kwong as Pau's
henchman. Lau
Shung Fung as Pau's
henchman. Fung Man-kwong as Yeung's...
- Bishop-
Henchman, Tony D'Orazio,
Jacob Lamont, Mike Shipley, and
Joshua Smith ran for
chair of the
Libertarian National Committee. Bishop-
Henchman and Smith...
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Daniel Henchman (January 21, 1689 –
February 25, 1761) was a
publisher and
bookseller in 18th-century
colonial Boston.
Aside from his
mainstay of publishing...
