The Public Ledger Office and Bank of Enquiry Proposal
A proposed public register in St Paul’s Church Yard outlines an indexing ledger to centralize all advertisements and notices. It promises three-pence searches, three-shilling maximum ad fees, and offices open eight to six with staffed clerks to aid distant readers, aiming to unify disparate papers and boost information flow.
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Bank of Enquiry
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Public Ledger
Enquirer
London
Gaia
Charms and criticisms from the Public Letter excerpts
The text presents editorials and letters from a 18th century periodical, discussing English character as viewed by Sully and Voltaire. It covers relations with France, the state of British virtue, bridges over the Thames, and a Voltaire poem about Philipsburg, with notices to the paper’s proprietors and readers.
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Duke de Sully
Henry IV
France
James
House of Austria
Europe
England
Pusaic Lebcer
M. Voltaire
Mont. de Voltaire
Germany
Philipsbourg
Conti
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Fuch
Westmiester Bridge
Bellone
Fange
de Lauriers
Honneur