Royal Licence Granted for The Public Ledger 1759
William Faden is licensed by royal warrant to print publish and vend The Public Ledger for fourteen years in London. The license forbids reprinting abridging or distributing copies abroad without consent. Notice to Customs Stationers and associated officers to enforce the will of the crown dated December 17 1759 at St James's during the regime of W Pitt.
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George R
William Fadn
London
Public Ledger
William Faden
St. James’s
Darby Street
Westmainger
Do&turs
London Bridge
Juba
Romeo
Juliet
Bafto
Public Ledger Feb 27 Notices of Ship Goods and Local Trades
A digest of notices from the Public Ledger dated February 27 listing sales and tenders. Items include the ship Tryall, cargoes of beef and logwood, prize sugar, a school post for a penman and accountant, repairs to Deptford Little Dock, a marriage letter, chimney observations, French verses on an Hermitage, a retired watch and silverware, a dividend warrant for South Sea Annuities, and bids from Trinity House, London Hospital, and Chelsea Water Works among others.
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Tryall
Honduras
St. Ord
Deptford
Chimnies
Poictiers
South Sea
London
Auction notices and lost items in a 18th century listing
The Daily Gazetteer fragment catalogs goods for sale by auction from John Young tallow chandler to be let, including parchments and a brick house in Weybridge. It also lists lost items such as a trolley handkerchief, a bay gelding, and various pets and silverware, plus numerous wanted ads, employment notices, and real estate opportunities across England.
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John Young
Weybridge
Surry
Seymour
Houfhold
Dartford
John Haffellgrove
John Emmet
Sandoe
Hexham
Morpeth
Dalton
Northumberland
South Choppington
Morpet
Sandhill
Newcastle
Fenwick
Croxdale
John Ovington
Montgomery
Carmarthenshire
Ewyas Lacy
Herefordshire
Radnorshire
Compton Farm
Gloucestershire
Kingsland
Vale of White Horse
Berkshire
Monmouthshire
Eyre Park
Worcestershire
Thomas Churches
Culver House
Edinburgh Evening Cou rant Market Advertisements
A fragment of notices from Edinburgh Evening shows dwellings and a brewery sale at Cannongate under Sir James Clarke with interest rates, land to let near East Sanchar, 300 acres grass ground in Lanarkshire, and a lodging in Glasgow King Street. Advertisements note delays in consolidating consent and that some papers repeat notices already covered elsewhere.
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Cannongate
James Clarke
East Sanchar
Air
Shire of
Lanerk
King-Street
Glasgow
Ethken
Ano"Éime
N.B
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Public Advertiser
The
Trinity House
London Hospital
Chelsea Water Works
Daily Gazetteer
Daily Advertiser
John Blake
Michael Henley
William Alexander Barrett
Gol
Linnen
Haberdashery Way
White-Chapel
Shoreditch
Commissioners
Navy
Society of Ancient Britons
Dorothy Simonds
Nathaniel Barrell
Thomas Lewis
Southwark
Islington
Lloyd’s Evening Post
Tower-Hill
Asylum
Magdalen Houses
Ab. Portal
Newcastle Courant
Hunwick
Bishop Auckland
Sherborne
Callington
Cornwall
East Coker
Somersetshire
Mincomb
Devonshire
Yetminsters
Stoke Climfland
Padestowe
Honiton
Free School of
Tiverton
Taunton
Camelford
Gloucester Journal
Bath Journal
Monk’s Wood
Stall Street
Bath
Frome
Walcot Church
Lewes
Sussex
Birmingham Gazette
Brereton Hill
Staffordshire
Roughton
Bridgnorth
Solyhull
Warwickshire
Shrewfures
Weston Rbynn
Shropshire
Burcott
Anne Young
John. Tonkinson
John Pool
William Roberts
Edward Allen
Thomas Evans
Foot Guards
Arficles
Grinshill
Birmingham Roads
Coventry Mercury
Coventry
Innin Coventr
William Lemon
Edinburgh
Courant
Glasgow Journal
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