Public Ledger Royal Licence 1759 Grant to William Faden
Our royal license grants William Faden fourteent years printing and vending the Public Ledger and forbids reprinting abridgments or distributing copies without consent. Printed beyond the seal during the term is prohibited. obey our will and pleasure. Dated St James's, Seventeenth Day of December 1759 in the thirty third year of our reign. By command of His Majesty.
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Public-Ledger
George B
William Faden
London
Public Ledger
William Failen
St. James’s
Deiter
Public Advertisements and Proposals Listed in The Daily
A compiled index of advertisements proposals schemes designs and miscellaneous notices from the public press. Entries include sales of goods ships cargoes and real estate leases. Job seekers vendors and subscriptions are noted alongside church rebuilding meetings and naval artificer payments.
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Candidates for Clerkship of the Spanish Hall at Blackwell Hall
Edward Roberts and Edmund Popplewell contest the clerkship as Ibrahim Emer and Thomas Simpson publish letters on trade and a public life market. Notices list life stakes and property for rent or sale including houses, shops, a molasses rack, and a mule among many parcels. prison escape and game protection warnings appear with turnpike trustees meeting notices and a cock-fighting reward.
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Edward Roberts
Blackwell Hall
Edmund Popplewell
Ibrahim Emer
Thomas Simpson
Newcastle
Sidgate
Picktree
Chester-le-Street
Scale Cross
Love-Lane
Redheugh
Teale
Durham
Francis Delatoix
Pierre Raymond
Penrith
Matthew Wilkinson
Joseph Maud
William Belasfye
Benwick
Houghton Ie
William Garfttie
Property listings in early notices across England and isle of Wight
A collection of real estate and estate sale items from multiple counties. Parcels of meadow and pasture near Monkwearmouth and Gosport, a windmill at Plymouth Dock, inns at East Cowes and Broad Windsor, and various tenements houses and farms including Merbury Sherborne Callington Laudevale Clotworthy and a school curacy near Tintagel. Names of places include Dorsetshire Cornwall Somerset and Devon.
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Plymouth Dock
Merbury Farm
Sherborne
Callington
Cornwall
Broad Windsor
Dorsetshire
Laudevale
St. Germains
Clotworthy
Somerset
Freehold and tenement notices in early Gloucester listings
Mixed notices from the Gloucester Journal show real estate and lease offerings in Radnorshire Pembrokeshire and Wiltshire plus properties in Shropshire Montgomeryshire and Sussex. Entries include freeholds dwellings farms apothecary shops and timber sales with debtor creditor alerts and ads for lost items and books. The page notes auctions and lettings alongside notices of elopement and a soldier's ward offer.
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Pennybank
Radnorshire
Blangwallmouh
Pembrokeshire
Tobelett S
Slimbridge
Gloucesterthire
Kingtoys
Herefordshire
Little Colesbourn
Woolverhampton
Brofe
Lifle-Hall
Shrops
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Qunday Greenland
Candle
Black Friars
Quebec
Canada
France
Ramillies
Public Advertiser
Bryan S&s
John Love
Southwark
Hop Factor
Wormwood Street
Rood-Lane
St. James's
Epping Forest
Fober
Young Wonjian
Daily Gazetteer
Daily Advertiser
Bow
Barking
Ratcliffe
Hallifax
Hayton
Nottinghamshire
New
Great Ormond Street
Lloyd’s Evening
Alfo
Newcastle Journal
Newcastle Courant
Monkwearmouth
County of
Salisbury Journal
Gosport
Gunvill Farm
Portsmouth
Laverstock
East Cowes
Ise of Wight
Salisbury
Plymouth
Tintagel
Camelford
Gloucester Journal
Marin
Richard Pyle
Bryan Crowther
Streetcourt
Hertfordshire
Worcester
Sarah Gwyn
Samuel Gwyn
Bristol
Bath Journal
Sutton
Wiltshire
Bath
Bell Tree Lane
Walcot Street
Iford
John Steward
Stephen Stagph
John Ditcher
Birmingham Gazette
Mars
Shrewsbury
Charles Palmer
61St Regiment of Foot
Bes
Wheelright
Coventry
Sre
John Neale
Wie
Lewes
East Hoadly
Suffex
Wicke
Sufféx
William Stredwick
Corbyn Morris
Ireland
Lee
Albert Radicati
Théna
London-Bridge
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