The Public Ledger License Granted to William Faden
The royal license grants Faden and assigns fourteen years for printing publishing and vending The Public Ledger The notice lists sale items including prize goods all with auctions and house and estate opportunities in London and surrounding areas Also includes various public notices cargoes ships and vessels for war transports and victualing reflecting 1759 London commerce and official proclamations
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William Faden
London
Public Ledger
Wiem Faden
St. James’s
I W. Pier
Galden Lane
Rose Alley
Ware Road
Lien Chi Ahangi
Amsterdam
Choang
Hanifi
Clapton
Craven Street
Little Eastcheap
Signora Elizabetta de
Hoffer
Earle’s Court
Hayes End
Uxbridge
Ruffell-street
Covent Garden
Strand
Conduit Street
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