Public Ledger Licence Granted 1759 Printing Rights
The Public Ledger project receives royal licence for fourteen years to print publish and vend the work in London and beyond with William Faden named as licensed printer. Notices advertise sales emigrations and wanted ads including ships estates houses and various goods across multiple locales and dates.
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The
Public Ledger
GEORGE R. _ wigs
William Faden
London
Prattito
William Pade
Namie Jasper Taylor
Henry
Frankland
Rose Oo
Hull
North America
Chris’s Hospital
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Bristol Water Works
Down
Kent
Daily Gazetteer
Linnen
Tyburn
St. John’s Hackney
Birchanger
Essex
Mettingly
Hampshire
Tottenham High
John Gardiner
Nottingham Journal
Leicester
Tho
Morley
Stamford Mercury
Brig
Lincolnthine
Deeping Fenn
Worcester Journal
Flyford Flavel
Worcestershire
Malvern Wells
Pool-House
Field
Leeds Intelligencer
Baildon
Newcastle Journal
Farrington Hall
County of Durham
Christopher Blackbourd
William. Peareth
Sagem John
George Emerson
Robert Short
Northumberland
Hexham
Chamberland
Bye Bridge
Salisbury Journal
Shaftesbury
Firgrove
Stratford Toney
Salisbu
Rumsey
Taunton
Willieur
Portsmouth Vere
Southampton
Mary
John Baterage
Sherborne
Tregailer Farm
Cornwall
Hopewell
Somerton
Somersetthire
Devonshire
Penzance
Lorigload
Harriot
Devomshire
Thurloxton
James Richards
John “Boscawen
Iminster
Gloucester Journal
Torbelett
Bristol
William Howlings
Regiments of Foot
Batchelor
Notic
Birmingham Gazette
Rowley-Regis
Staffordshire
Ernest
Bickenhill
Birmingams
John M‘can
Patt Thomas Stanton
Edward, Smith
Emilian Holbechey
Coventry
Mercury
Stoke
Barwell
Leicestershire
Lewes
Messuage
Firle
Susséx
Esters Fee
Pein
Howler Albérnardo
Pietro
Gio
James Hayes Francis Garuz
Cictio
Francis Maei
Levy
Hern Peter Abeny
Moni
Phienze
Phax AS
Ménoell
Joana
Estevo Gomes
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Jose Bernardo
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