... regarding the Chevalier, Sir George Yonge, and Mr. Fitzherbert; and that in confequence of the faid letter, re* ceived notice be ready to appear there when for; that accordingly held himfelf readinefs, but Sir George Yonge having allured the Houfe had never ...

... Board of Admiralty.~*-Lord Li/burne, Hon. Charles Fox, and Admiral Holborne, in the room of Charles Townfhend, Efq; Sir George Yonge, abd Sir Piercy Brett. Board of Trade. Lord Grenville, and Jenifoh in the toom of Lord Ltfburne and Mr. Robinfon. Mr. Rcjiinfon ...

... ordered to be carried to the Lords by Sir Jofeph Mawbey, for their Lordfhips eoncurrence. At halt after three, Sir George Yonge moved for the order of the day for the call of the Houle. He obferved, that it was he that moved the order before at which ...

... bill to lene prevent deer flea aeady 3° Read a for mtingadi- tional commiffioners of land-tex. At half atter three Sir George Yonge, Chairman of the Select Committee on the Skafteibary election, moved for the order of the day, and that the reto- lutions of ...

... LONDON, March I HOUSE of COMMONS, March - 3 The Houfe deferred the Shaftefbury incapacitat- ing bill all Monday, Sir George Yonge, the Chair- bein ill. Ordered to be ‘laid before the Houfe, an account of the grofs and net produce of the revenue of the civil ...

... members lhoui'd, anv felett committee, be found guilty of ibery i'uthcient vacate their which he was ably fupported Sir George Yonge. fen'night died, at Windfor, Mrs. Parker, furvivor the late Sir George Paiker, Ratten in Suflex, Bart, Mary, daughter the Sir ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... had no perjona ion judici; or no civil right to plead; tie two countries being cugaged in an aélual war. A Datch fhip, the Yonge Heisna, was retlored, having French on board, laden before Cre de- clarstion for reprifa's, from one poitin Fiance to 3 the ...

... Nugent, Lord Newhaven, Lord Beauciiamp, and Mr. B«»rke. Againft it, Lord North, General Conway, Sir Edward Atlley, Sir George Yonge, Sir Harry Houghton, and General Burgoyne. The gentlemen arainftthe proportion did not deny that fome relief fhould inftantly ...

... thorteft notice.” HOUSE of COMMONS, Jah 2. The militia bill being returned from the Lords, with fundry alterations, Sir George Yonge very oppofed the making any farther pro- grefs in the bill, as it would be a relinguifhment of the Houfe of Commons to hold ...

... moved for them to the table for the ufe the members. this a conversation fome importance aiofe. General Conway and Sit George Yonge begged the noble Loid to inform the when lie intended to enter into the diicuflion of the grand fubjeft—delay would be fatal ...