Printing Licence Granted to William Faden in 1759
A royal grant licenses William Faden to print publish and vend a work for fourteen years within the realms forbidding reprinting abridging or publishing beyond the seas without consent. The document issued at St James's Courthouse on December 17 1759 names customs officers stationers and the King’s command.
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Comprehensive London notices gather jobs goods auctions and payments
The document compiles advertisements and notices from the London Gazette and other papers, listing wanted employment, house and property sales, items for sale, lost goods, auctions, bankruptcies, and official notices. It includes requests for maids, clerks, and skilled workers, plus notices of stolen items, elopements, and debtors.
Wykehamists Anniversary Meeting Notice and Miscellany
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From Worcester Journal dated January lists auctions for two coppices at Cradley Mill Farm Worcestershire three closes at Boomsgrove and a freehold estate at Ruthock plus miscellaneous items. It includes notices to militia officers, book listings, and a long letter about advertisements and public morals.
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