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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 29, 1756

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Conferences at Hall drag through three weeks of stalemate

Dresden and Vienna report slow negotiations as Prussian commissaries demand abolition of a Saxon led road trade tax and restoration of free navigation to Hamburgh. The Imperial court vows to stand by its position while arbitration is sought. Other items note Ottoman policy shifts, English shipbuilding, Dublin appointments, and local calamities across Ireland and Ireland’s rivers.

Hall Saxony Hamburgh Vienna Petersburgh Divan Seraglio Hague Paris Port Porient the India Company England China Rochefort Sammtonge

Resurrection and Free Thinkers Debate in Verse and Prose

A 1756 letter argues that the Resurrection is plausible, citing nature, farming cycles, and atomism to refute atheistic doubt. It urges patience with freethinkers, questions the limits of Deity, and defends scriptural truth with vivid analogies from seeds, grains, and living bodies.

Derby Hall Bearich Christianus

Desolated Lisbon Refugees Arrive in Waterford After Sea Passage

Last Thursday the Harry and Per ty of Liverpool, Capt. Overton, arrived with fifty seven passengers from Lisbon. They were aided by the English Consul who supplied provisions and paid passages. The Galway area reports floods and bog ground washed away, affecting dwarfing fields and killing trout. Turbulent weather in Tuam and Cork brings storms that crack houses and drown others. The Matthew Snow coasting to Waterford lost nearoughall with the crew perishing. Dublin reports an express arrival of Mr Spencer, one of His Majesty's Messengers.

Michael Lumby Aghabrack Longford Granard Ballyna Cavan Dublin Kilkenny Peck John Hannah Whitehaven Sinore George Jnondson Antigua Lancaster Mulbay Limerick Galway Lieter Waterford Harry and Perty Liverpool Overton Lisbon Thomas Miles Ely Peter’s Tuam Fan Cork Matthew Snow Spencer

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