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Earthquake Tremors Reported in Cork and Waterford
Letters from Dublin and Waterford recount two shocks felt in Cork and Waterford during November 1755, with aftershocks near Kinsale. Observers described strong tides, damaged moorings, and boats driven by sudden floods, while reports from Genewal and Crown Point rumors hint at ongoing war actions in the region.
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Tregan P
Corke
Bay of Kinsale
Irwu
Lai
Felday
Kingdon
Count Lacy
Kites
Castielyoes
O'Brien
Gere
John Browne
Wattford
Crown Point
Jay
Proldier
France
Dublin
Coske
Ae Rarthpas
Watergate Lane
Christchurch-lane
Payhouse-Ureer
Norshward
Allewin
Hammond
Lee
Kinsale
Ft.o'glock
Waterford
Sip
John
Call
Exeter
Weisel
Toptham
New-Enguit
Genewal
Crown
Fort George
London
Spantroy
James Hamilton
Lord Kaponanes
Middletonn Theounty
Baton Stannard
Royal Hospital of Invalids
Kilmainkem
Chelpial
Tate
William
Marquis of
Hartington
Stephen’s Green
College Green
House of Lords
Walliam
Thomas-street
George of
Whitehaven
Wexford
Charles Pelifier
St. Petér’s
Pole
Moscay
Zanga
M. Mossop
Theatre Royal
Deary-Lane
Leonora
Gregory
Wilcox and Denton
Society For Relief of
Diocesse
St. Andrew's
Marthalsea's
Hamilton
Walker
P. Wilson
Dublin Society
Oftoner
Robert Calderwood
Jock Hattan