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... for Weymouth ; Elizabeth Wood, from ditto; Hurley, Millet, from London, —(20th) Neptune, Fergufon, from London, : Dublin ; Yonge Lamberit, Breemer, from for Guinea ; Jenny and Peggy, Dalto->, from Peterfburgh, for Swanfey from Middleburgh, for the Weil ...
... from Havre-dc- Grace for Phoenix, Nap, from Middlebourg for the Wcft-lndies Veiterhaven, Meidendourf, from ditto for ditto; Yonge Lambeeck, Breemer from Flushing, for Guinea; Cam's Delight, Morris, for Briitol. —(30th) Hope, Joh niton, from Rotterdam for ...
... were Mr. Wei bore Kllis, Sir Geo*ge Saville, Lord North, Gntral Conway, Mr. Jenki'ifon, Gov. Johnitone, Mr. Harris, Sir Geo. Yonge, Mr. Ward, Gov. Ivir. Mr. Fox, and Sir Gilbert Elliot. Yefterday the Houfe Commons met a little after two o clock; a great ...
... off the faid Bill for four momhs. Yefterday the Houfe of Commons having met purfu'aot to their laft adjournment, Sir George Yonge, Chairman ofthe Select Committee appointed to try ;.nd determine the Petition of Hans Wintrop Mortimer, Efj complaining of ...
... town, in behalf of Lord Charles Montagu, complaining of an undue election, was prefented to the Houfe of Commons Sir George Yonge, Bart. Mr. Pantyri takes this opportunity of returning his fincereft thanks to the Ladies and Gentlemen Southampton, and its ...
... the borough of Seaford, in Suflex, was prefented to the houfe by Mr. Sawbridge, Lord Mayor Elect, and f conded Sir George Yonge. An exprefs was yelterday difpatched to Mr. Juftice Gould, as it is intended to make the writ of Habeas Corpus to be fued out ...
... general, as to the perfons named in it, whereas it had not appeared to him that the evidence was equally againft all. Sir George Yonge then agreed to divide the refolution, and take each name feparatcly and the debate now went on upon the refolution fingly againft ...
... Copy of Major Gen. Howe's Requisition for-— 100,oopl. dated Nov. 1, 1775 Ditto for—ioo,oool. dated Jan. i, 177 ft Sir George Yonge. being ill, the order of day for goihjf into a Committee on the Shaftefbury Incapacitating Bill was difcjiarged. Tuefday the ...
... principal fpeakers in favour of the bill, in * ourfe the argument which arofe on the exainfetibn, Mr. T. Dunda?, Sir Geo. Yonge, At. Byng, Mr. Mafham, Mr. Montagu, Mr. Brett, Mr. Goring, he Lord Mayor of London, Mr. Foley, and Mr. Geo. Grenville againfl ...
... allow foreign Seamen (not exceeding three* fourths of a fhip's crew) the Merchants was opppfed by Mr. Temple an4'Sir George Yonge. The former advanced, that would destroy our own nurferics for Seamen (of late years confined by Acts of the Legiflature narrow ...
... on the Shaftefbury Incapacitating Bill, when Aram, Andrews, Tansfield, and three other witnefTes, were examined Sir George Yon.ge, and crofs examined Mr. Rous, the Counfel at the Bar. the end of about an hour the old expedient was reforted to the oppofers ...
... Buller moved the Committee of Supplies, !sir CharlesWhitworth in the chair, to vote 45,000 feamen for the year 1777. Sir George Yonge arofc, and while he approved the putting this country in a proper ftate of defence, reprobated at large that ruinous which ...