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... one the Tellers of the Exchequer, in the room Mr. Smith deceafed and is fucceeded as one the Commijji of the Treafury by Mr. Yonge ; and 'tis fzid that Mr. Dcddwgton will be made of Irelind, in the room of Si* IPiUiam St Quint in dcceafed. ...
... Westminster, upon an Action pf 10000/, brought by William Yonge, Esq, Member of Parliament for Honiton, against Colonel Norton, the latter having lain with the former's Wife; but as Mr. Yonge has been these two Years parted from his Wife, and that his ...
... Mrs. Mary Aiilabe, Daughter to John Aiflabe, was married to Mr. SJingiby, Yorklhire Gentleman. We are informed, that Mr. Yonge, has obtain d Leave to bring in a Bill to diffolve his Marriasre. ? O ⢠'Tis faid, Lieutenant Colonel Cockburn is made Lieutenant ...
... Charles Wills, F/q;â2B Sir John.Hnbart, Parr. 29 fir William Gage, Bart.â 50 Robert Clifton, Efq; Micincl Newton, William Yonge, Efq; John Efq:â34 Thomas Efq; William Morgan Tredegar, Efq;â36 Thomas Coke Norfolk, the His Majefty was pleafed to confer ...
... Tiverton, and the like Sum of “pcs Bo gh at Blandford ; that for Tiverton to be diftribated at the Dilcretion of Sic William Yonge, Recorder o faid Town ; andthar for Blandford, of George Doddington, Efg, who lives in that Neighbourhood, The ancient Chapel ...
... Suffolk; where wasalfoprelent the Dukes of Newcaftle and Richmond, the Earls of Scarborough, Albemarl, and Effex, the Hon Sir Wm. Yonge, Bart, and Mr. Pelham, brother the Duke Newcaftle, who laft Wednefday went to Houghton Hall, the Seat of Sir Robert Walpole ...
... Board of Treafury at the Lottery-Office, White- hall • at which were prefent the Right Hon. Sir Robert Walpole, Sir Willi- am Yonge, William Clayton and George Doddington, Efqs; when their Lord- fhips were pleafed to fill up ?? in the Cuftom-houfe, and to ...
... Bentinck, one ofthe States, who was married a few, Days finceto a very great Fortune. We hear that the Honourable Sir William Yonge, Knight of the B#h, Member of Parliament for Honiton, in Devonfhire, and one of the Lords Commiflioners of the Treafury, w ...
... other Perfons of Dif- .tihdion, was at Court to wait on the King; as was alfo his Grace the Duke of Devonfhire and Sir William Yonge. On Monday feveral of his Majefty's Ships of War lately put into CommnTion at Chatham, fell down to Blackftakes, in or- der ...
... Efq; Pkmpton. Richard Edgcumbe, Tho. Clutterbuck, Efqrs Honiton. Sir Wm.Yonge, Knt Bath William Courtney, Efq; Taviftoch Charles Fane, : Sidney Meadows, Efqrs. Afhburton. Sir Wm.Yonge, Knt Bath Roge* Tuckneld, Efq; Clifton dar month haranefs George Treby/ ...
... Totnefi) Sit Charles Wills, Efq; Jofeph Danvers, Efq; Wmhtjler, Geo. Bridges, Efg; * Paulet St. John, Efq; ffoniton, ...
... Members for tfnfulng t*ariiame»t, Aldbtrough, Xork- Hofii Henry, Efq. William AJhburso» f - Tuckfield, Efq\ The Hon. Sir William Yonge • Arundel _ —Col. Lumley Sir John Shelley Batb _ —George Wade, Efq. John Coddriggton, Efq. Berks, - Winchcomb Parker, Efq. ...