Royal grant seals printing of Public Ledger by William Faden
Our sovereign grants a license to William Faden to print publish and print the Public Ledger with approved writers. The license bars others from reprinting abridging or publishing the work under penalty and states the grant is given at St James's on December 17 1759 in the 33rd year of reign by command of the king.
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Public Ledger
Walliam Faden
Everal
William Faden
St. Yamiés’s
Suilic Lecner
Burden
Candle
Snow Henry
John
Boitten
Dunkirk
Benjamin
Samuel
Guadalupe
Guadaloupe
Navy Office
Gresham Col
Smithers
Soang
The
Quakers
Brick Messuage
Little St. Hellens
Bishopsgate-street
Qovertiser
Auttion
Houfhold
Wm. Strode
Andon
James Porter
John Norbett
Aldingbourne
Canons Cloyders
Windsor
Foster-lane
Cheapside
Northumberland Court
Charingcross
Bromley
Kent
Barking
Essex
Little Hillington
Uxbridge
Hyde Park Corner
London
Surryat
Buckingham Gate
A. Chandler
Mexico
Peru
Flemisl
Fulham Road
Femple-bar
Exchange
Commissioners of the Customs
Long Acre
Delft
Deptford
Livyn
Middlesex Hospital Royal Bazette
Stuke-greep
Buckinghamshire
Brethwell
Doncaster
County of
York
Fulford Field
Walmgate Bar
Thurgoland
Yorkshire
Nether Poppleton
Yorks
Wakefield
Orfold
Silkstone
Barnsley
Lincolnshire
John Hutchinon
Baddelp
Marden
Wilts
Coventry
Bercncp
Low
Pryors-Marston
Warwick
Trinity Churchyard
Thomas Allen
Market Harborough
Leicester
Apanchetter Percuty
Broome'’s Meadow
Salford
Lancaster
Caledonian Wercury
Nether Barndannoch
Shire of
Dumfries
Urvoy
Old Bailey
Astruc
Paris
Europe
R. Lewis Stieglitz
Nurnberges
John Brions
Coxe
Pennington Street
Wellclose Square
John Price
Civet-Cat
Leadenhall Street
Wiliam Scarborough
St. James’s Square
Pall Mall
James the
John Mansfield
Golden Nervous
Hungerford Market
Complete index to advertisements and amusements in papers
Gheuve Lenger presents an index compiling advertisements proposals schemes expeditions mezzanines subscriptions transactions invitations and amusements from daily evening and weekly papers across the kingdom. It promises viewable entries at the Regier-Office beside the Great Toy-Shop in St Pauls Church-yard near Birmingham and at Bordsley with several journeymen in the frying-pan trade.
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Regier-Offee
St. Pauls Church-yard
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Thames-street
Sab’s Dock
Cheffield Auvertiser
Samuel Inman
Chesterfield
Handworth
Sheffield
Intelligencer
Thomas Stephenson
Leeds
Linendraper
Howe
Howle
Kiddevigiittes
Bordsley
Birmingham
Stamford Mercury
Swinefhead
County of Lincoln
Louth
Abraham Baxter
Boston
Wentur
Dal
Deal
Ramsgate
Euiwurygy
Courant
South
North Knapdales
Ellananleck
James Campbell
J. J. Roffeau
Geneva
Register Office
J. Reed
George Whitefield
Jemima
Louisa
Lady Mary
Bastian Katt
Amsterdam
Lucky Adventure
H. H. Edelman
Patfey
Nancy
Geo. Horsley
Bremen
West Country
India
South Sea
Bank Red
Tae
Ate
OODS
Mark Lane
Jay
Oper Sack
Per Laft
Frie
Roterdam
Antwerp
Urance
Bourdeauz
Cadiz
Madrid
Bilboa
Leghorn
Genoys
Venice
Lisbon
Porto
London Bridge