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... moved with the Committee Supplies, Sir Charles Whitworth in the chair, to vote 4s>coo teamen lor the year 1777.—Sir George Yonge arofe, and while he approved the putting this country in a proper ititcol defence, reprobated at I rge that ruinous on which ...
... Pallifer ; and the other fide the HoUe, Mr. Temple Lutrrell, who was time? reply (not being committee) Mr. Thomas Sir George Yonge, Mr. Hartley (Member for Berks) and Sir Edward Ailley. Lafl Saturday's Gazette contains pioclamation for recalling and prohibiting ...
... 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 ...
... apprehended at Halkin, in Flintfliire, on his Way tor Holyhead (where he intended embark for Ireland) ami being taken before Ellis Yonge, of Afton. Etq; w by that Gentleman committed to Ruthin Gaol; where remains to take his Trial at the enfuing Affizc to be held ...
... Pinckney Wilkinfon Hon. Aug. Keppel J. Wilkinfon Hon. W. Keppel Sir C. Wray Lucy Knightky J. E. Wilmot Wm. Lawrence Sir G. Yonge Sir W. Lemon G. Byng, Teller. To « MEDLEY - M N G E R. AS I never felt myfelf much alarmed the difemhoguement of a pun, you ...
... into confuleration, and to his Majefty and-the Two Houfes of Parliament, on the fubjeCt of amendments to them. t>ir George Yonge not objefting to the propriety of the motion, obferved that its purpofe would in great meafure be defeated, by the many alterations ...
... appointing take the bills, as they now, and as they may Hand, under their The thanks of the meeting were then given to Sir George Yonge, Mr. Baker, and Mr. Alderman and it was adjourned till yellerday eleven o’clock precifely. On Mr. Grattan’s motion the Houft ...
... grots, without defending to , Mr. jenkinfon, from nearly the fame motives, exprefled his difapprobation of the Sir George Yonge was a warm advocate for it: contended, that the nation was at prefent circumftanced that nothing but the ftricteft eeconomy ...
... number were, for the queftion 70, againft it, 77. Sir William Meredith moved 44 a repeal all the declaratory a£ls.—Sir George Yonge feconded the motion, and was lucceeded by Mr. Burke, who entered into elaborate difquilition of all the confequences that have ...
... be the of the noble Lord s feelings on that point, and its fate would decide upon the propriety of the charge. Sir George Yonge contended, that the employments of contractor, and member of parliament, w ere incompatible with each other. Mr. Serjeant Adair ...
... moved adjourn till Monday. was oppofed by Lords Nugent and Newhaven, and feconded by Mr. Gafcoyne, Mr. Koufe, and Sir Geo. Yonge, Lord Nugent' oppofed the Motion for adjournment on this ground, that as Mr. Leigh was Counfel for the Corporation Liverpooie ...
... into the cuftody of the Serjeant arms. Difputes continued till paft twelve, in which Sir James Lowther, Mr. Knox, Sir George Yonge, Mr. Howard, and others, were of opinion that the privilege of Parliament would fuffer, if Mr. Luttercll was committed upon ...