... Among the person, present were Loid Ashburton, Sir W. Heathcute, Bart.. Hon. and Rev. F. Baring, Edward Esq. of Chawton, W. Yonge, Esq. two nr three half-pay officers, some farmers, and a few dependents on the College and Cathedral, residing in the city; ...

... sure. lle concluded by proposing the following gentlemen as the committee:—fir W. Heatheote. Bart., Edward Knight, Esq., W. Yonge, Esq., Rev. Doctor loberlr. Rev. James Hodges, Riclisrd Littlehules, Bey., lies. J. Keble, uud the Re,. Thomas White. to BROTOF ...

... Hotherden Rollestou, George, Ay& Tradgold, Henry, Chilboltou Young, George, Ropley Roadie, John, Kiugselere Trimmer, H. mt. Alton Yonge, rev. W. J. Rockbome GAMEKEEPERS NOT BEING ASSESS] Allen, Francis, Tidworth, appointed by T. A. Smith, Eaq. for the Manors ...

... ; and pledges itself to continued and exertions in behalf of the important objects the Societ) has in view. Mooed by W. C. Yonge. oHeriorrne, Seconded by Roo, S. Wilberforce, Vector of neighblase. 3. That this Meeting. sensible of the benefits conferred ...

... Willlama, EN., Ear . Mason, R.N., John Mooro, F.:sq.. W. 11. Esq., Ceptain Neville, R.N.. T. Holler, R e , R. W. White. W. C. Yonge, N.. R. Cole, L Tbeobald , Esq., J. N. Hughes, Eq., and . I. Waddington, Esq. W. Duckworth, E.g., of Berchwood, wear Tottna ...

... the ill effects if beer-shops. Jo his neighboirhood they had been the cause of the greatest injury to the of the poor. Mr. Yonge thought the low pntilic.brumes in the goonty were, if posdble, Celia than the beer!,ll. Baring mewed, that • Committee be appointed ...

... Hopewell, Csiwzrus, from London ; Maraboo, litchett, from London, ballast; Maris Toms, RIM, from London, ballast. Salt tiros Yonge, Alerh Rerkel, for Mentz; Merinde. Start, for Surinam ; Pauline, Klamp, fur St. Memos; Ada, Sampson, for Jamaica ; }loyal Adelaide ...

... Nursling. After awarding the prises, in the evening the members, according to custom dined togethcr.at the White Hart Inn, W. C. Yonge, Esq., in the Chair. It is atmut needless to add (bet Clarke maintained on this occasion his well-earned repot Won as • fir:st ...

... same for Mr. Renoug of Basing* stoke, who had a testimonial numerously signed by respeetslde inhabitaults of that place. Mr. Yonge real the report of the committee appointed to be the fees and salaries to be paid to inspectors of weights and reemeres under ...

... Sir Lucius Curtis, But., T. Geoke, Esq., Dr. Moist - ries., Col. Iremonger, W. S. Stanley, Esq., H. W. Stanley, Esq., W. Yonge, klq., J. Beames, Esq., G. Munroe. Req., Peter Bretou, Fel., the Hon. W. Bingham Baring, E. Knight, Esq., J. W. Willes, ESQ ...

... Slajor Birch, It.. R. Wright, Philip Williams, T. Waddington, James Theohald, W. Thresher, W. Neville, George Eyre, and W. Yonge, Esqrs. Fiewerce.—hir Thomas Hering read to the court the reenter!, report of the Finance Committee, by which it appeared that ...

... be and he an the of life and h milt their COUNTY Pam Seveinne.—Magistrates preseat—Rev. R. Wright, Sir R. Jarvis, awl Mr. Yonge. —Louisa Harris, of Crawley, was brought op in ' custody by John Bennett. one of the Hants police, for an act of vagrancy. ...