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... lOakes, Esq. of Bury, to Maria5t5 eldest daughter of the tate Rev. Uobert Porteus, nephew et th late Bishop Porteus.-James Yonge, Eq. of Carwood, De, to Mrs. Margaret Crawley, ?? vt the late Sir Thom Crawley Boovey, Bart. of Flaxle Abbey, Gloucestershire ...
... Stamtord--Jas. l)avidsan, sq. of Arminster, l)evon, to M\ary, only dau- of £hoe.JBridoe, Esi9 of Winford-Eargle, lDorset.-ltev. J. Yonge, to Jane, daa. of gle Uev. It. MSallock, of' Cockingtosi-court, Devon.-GeooJack01~5 Esq. to Elizabeth Maria, dan. of 'I hos- ...
... bad been Lguide'd by tits advice of his broi her magistrates, and other persotis who were greasiy respected in thle city. Mr. Yong~e hopcd thatr the projectors of the meeting waee prepired to kubimit Some resolutions to tlte assemily it 7%ottlil, o* in ...
... of the Hon. asd plej G. Wellesley, 1) D.-J. Pyke, Esq. RN. of Staddon, )ev to Caroline Sarah, dau. of the Rev. Chancellor Yonge, of S I ham.-G. Sh:.kerlvy. Esq. of Lancashire, and Someford Pasp Cheshire, to Miss Ellen Maria Webster, of Asihfield, co. ...
... formerly Rishop of Bristoli alid afterwards translated to the see of Norwich. She iva also sister to the late Mr. William Yonge, the emninent and wealthy apothecary of St. James's.street, for many years the medical attendant upon his Majesty. Nov. 14 ...
... vears vicar of XWoodnesborotighi and Ch:rt Sulton, in til' countv of Kent.-At I Haniptor, Anne, widowv of tihe late Sir George Yonge, Bart.- Charles Diibdin, Esq., for manvy years author ard manager at seve- ral London Theatres.-Capt. S&aith Cobbs, R.N., eldest ...
... Earl Bathurst.-In Glou- cester, Mr. John Freeipan'Cooke.-At Exeter M'iss Mary Hunt, aged 70 ?? T'orritigton, tife ae: Denys Yonge, Incum- bent of West Puttird, county of Devon, for the long period of 5o years, ant Vicar of Moorwinstow, Cornwall.-At Pearce's ...
... ndher sam'- e laecketh recytiie, as nisi-ist. i oneotatttet is ner storie. of ttys kynde beehyts ermitosne ..1-yynte ilys yonge dales tree wasoecornottyge invte,, 'Tys \Vvrtce I shall nm biases. Tico E-o e c t-t ti. asy From a MSin Chatrertst' io ?? heln ...
... Mortonhampatead, aged 95, Sarah Diti- | le, mother of D. l)iogle, cabhitet-inaker, Exeter-Charlotte, relict ohfthe Rev. I)enys Yonge, Torrisnton ?? lS, |Charlotte 1 aria, youngest daughter of .\Mr. Palmenr, Worcester. ...
... is le laconic reDlv. It is needless to say the court as convuised with laughter. INSSvNIDEr DEBTORS COUIRT.--Charles Duke Yonge was ?? y Mr. Woodruffe, on the part of Mr. Vincent, llahdler; . r. Quaterman, livery-stable-keeper ; Mir. ° ewvellers arid ...
... campaign has been commenced here in ehrnest. On Mdhday.:-even- ing a meeting of Conservatives was held at&the' hoyal Ho- tel, Dr. Yonge in the chair, at 'vbich resolutions were agreed upon and measures entered into to secure the elec- tion of Sir James Coekburn ...
... Elizabeth, widow of Mr. Wright, formerly builder, of London. a .July. 17, in C:avendia-place Bath, aged i85, Mary, widow of Henry Yonge. . July 1,aged 14,, Anne Isabella, youngest zdaughter of the late eM3r. Joseph Keily, of West..treet, in -thiscity. Jdly 1 ...