Royal Licence For Sole Printing Of Subli Ledger 1759
George III grants William Faden a fourteen year royal licence for sole printing publishing and vending of the Subli Ledger. Prohibitions include reprinting abridging or distributing copies beyond the seas without consent of Faden heirs executors or assigns under seal. Document dated December seventeenth at St James's during the thirty third year of the reign.
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George R
William Faden
Ondon
Willian Paden
William
Faden
St. James’s
His
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Public Ledger Notice of Auctions and Miscellaneous Ads
Public Ledger lists items to be sold by auction including ships, goods, and estate notices. It notes a long row of properties for sale in London and surrounding areas with numerous private ads for employment, lost items, and services, reflecting a bustling 18th century marketplace.
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Hoxton Square
Hoxton Town
John Byron
Company of Foot
Ramillies G
Merchant Taylor's Shoo
Horfhold Furniture, &c
Joshua Welmington
Harley Street
Cavendish Square
Half Moon Street
Piccadilly
Battle Bridge
Parish of Pancras
Milk Mead
Guilar
Red Lion Street
Enfield Chace
Camomile Street
Bifhopsgate
M. Aubert le Feullade
Charing Cross
London
Hope Row
Hammersmith
Essex
Belfize Lane
Hampstead
Bartholomew
Close
Liffam Green
Cecil Street
Strand
Olney
Miscellaneous notices and property sales in Cambridge Chronicle
A Cambridge Journal item lists multiple notices including eight lighters and two boats at Whittlesey, four freehold messuages in Cambridge, a toft at Langtoft, and various notices from creditors and commissioners in the Isle of Ely. Also advertised are hunts, houses for sale or left, and miscellaneous articles including a parcel of oak and chestnut timber for sale, with notices of meetings, sales, and ELY/Huntingdonshire/Derbyshire advertisements.
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Whittlesey
Cambridgeshire
Cambridge
Langtoft
Lincolnshire
John Scrintthaw
Tidd
Giles
Isle of Ely
Commissioners of Levells
Huntingdonshire
To Be Let Four Fine Farms On the High Road
Old newspaper fragment lists multiple names and notices including To Monf. Le Com Hijerome Verrolo and To Roger Drewett Merchant and others. The garbled text mentions a school matter in George Watson's Hospital and letters directed to unknown persons. No coherent single event emerges.
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Perth
Crieff
George Watson’s’ Hospital
Ac Boccarta
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