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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 03, 1748

Page

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Signing at Count Bentinck's House Delays Treaty Finalization

An extract from a late October letter reports ministers agreed to conceal the signing time and place of the definitive treaty to avoid disclosures to rival courts. The ceremony occurred at Count Bentinck's, with others later joining at Count de St Severin's, sparking murmurs among Bavaria Saxony and Vienna about behind the scenes tactics influencing the Congress. The Hague note adds that finances and military establishment are under debate as Utrecht and South Holland adjust, while Denmark Sweden and Russia shift to manage looming northern disturbances and possible alliances.

Aix Everal Vienna Spain Sardinia Hotel de Ville France Count de St. Severin Cologn Palatine Prince of Liege Turin Jean the Hague Council of the Stadtholder Frizeland Groningen Overyfsel Guelderland Zedland Utrecht South Holland North Holland

Terrible hurricane devastates Groton and nearby parishes

An Extra from Groton I West Parish New York dated July 30 describes a devastating hurricane on July 28 with strong winds from south to north, tearing up trees, damaging buildings and the meeting house, and injuring no lives. In Scotland, an officer reports wind damage, snow, and casualties at Stirling and Inverness as troops winter there. Obituaries note deaths in Dublin and Kilkenny, while Dublin trades and city officials adjust weights and badges for markets and laborers. Ship notices list arrivals and sailings from various ports, and London announces sheriffs for the coming year across English counties.

Groton I West Parish New York Hampshire Scotland Herbert Price Fort Augustus Stirling Inverness

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