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... PORTRAITS BY SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS, Sir P. Lely, SfC. few BOOKS. Charts and Maps, PORUERLY THE PROPERTY OF SIR GEORGE YONGE, Bart., THE LATE RESIDENCE OF LADY TONGE, DECEASED, HAMPTON, MIDDLESEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. UNRESERVEDLY, By Mr. JOHN DAWSON. ...
... , Lord Rodney, the venerable Archdeacon Bayley, the Revs. Ar. (iarnier. Beadonk r and Dulus, Mr. Fleming, Ricketts, Cook. Yonge, t baring Wickham, Col. 'all, Col. liemonger, Mirs. Poulter, Aliss Garnier, Mliss Foster, jun. Permain and Studley. We would ...
... instance, Yonge-street was first settled thirty-seven years ago. At that time, land on it was given any person who applied. A few years after a lot was worth from to 100 dollars. A lot now worth from one to two thousand pounds many parts of Yonge-street ...
... county exlord.—Aged 6b. Vice Admiral Windham.—At Melton Collage, Surrey, Edward aged 115.—At Hampton, Anne,widow of Sir George Yonge, Burl.—At Anna Maria, eldest danghlrr of the late Kc*. I. Coliictl, of Waltham Abbey, Essex.- Aged Portljiid-aireei,Joabua ...
... instance, Yonge-street was first settled years ago. At that time, land it was given to any person who applied. A few years after a lot was worth from 50 to 100 dollars. A lot now is worth from one to two thousand pounds many parts of Yonge-street. In ...
... become alarmed ihe effects the opiate, and threw water over her.—Re. manded. WoRSHir-STRFRT.—On Monday upwards of person*, y»ong men and hoys were brought the office ■ G division police, under the orders inspectors and Perry, who charged a number of the ...
... the first day of the opening of the Montreal Bank, the establishment discounted to the amount of 14,0001. The wheat crop of Yonge-street and about Lake Simcoe had suffered much from rust; but oats and barley in the same neighbourhood, and about Hamilton ...
... Mayoss, took her benefit, which, we are sorry to say, was not so well attended as ought to have been. On Monday last, Mr. Yonge was announced, but lie did not arrive, for what reason know not. This was a great disappointment, the manager was obliged ...
... Tertns (which are moderate) and otle f partlculars enquire of Mrs. kalleson, North.siram rhichlester. s. - ?? EDUCATIoN e, Yong Lady, respectably connected, - is d,. Aroux or obtaining a Situation as 8 E N I ())t WTrEACH ER, in aSchool. She is competeltuinsu ...
... Honorable Sir Percy, of Pen.hurst Place, Kent, «k)ow; Sidney Stafford Smylhe, of New Boutjl?, Whitehall, KniglU *, Sir George Yonge Ketd. London, Baronet; William Yeoman; Gentleman: Thomas Cam fields Clerk' George Lillingtrm, of the City .J- Stidnlph, of ...
... retired Rear-Admiral; Commander Rosa, recently retnrned from forage of diacorery, to the rank of Captain Commander Edmond Yonge appointed to tbe Melrille; Unnta. Richard (I. Bunbory and Wm. Hoaeaton, to the Tbanderer; Lieot. Chailea Fitsgerald to the ...
... Mlontredl Bnnk, which has been previously announced, the establishlmenit dis. cuinted to the amount of 14,0001. The wheat crop in Yonge street, and about Lake Simcoe, hadt ?? mtuch from rust; but oats and barley in the same neigh. bourhood. and about Hamilton ...