The document describes an earthquake that occurred from the northwest to the southeast. Witnesses heard the noise of the earthquake begin in the northwest and gradually diminish as it moved southeast over the same period of time. Objects in homes were displaced in a manner consistent with the northwest to southeast direction of shaking. The eyewitness accounts provide evidence that the earthquake propagated from northwest to southeast.
The document describes an earthquake that occurred from the northwest to the southeast. Witnesses heard the noise of the earthquake begin in the northwest and gradually diminish as it moved southeast over the same period of time. Objects in homes were displaced in a manner consistent with the northwest to southeast direction of shaking. The eyewitness accounts provide evidence that the earthquake propagated from northwest to southeast.
The document describes an earthquake that occurred from the northwest to the southeast. Witnesses heard the noise of the earthquake begin in the northwest and gradually diminish as it moved southeast over the same period of time. Objects in homes were displaced in a manner consistent with the northwest to southeast direction of shaking. The eyewitness accounts provide evidence that the earthquake propagated from northwest to southeast.
mired no noife dillinfa from that, which was onto boned by the crackling of their honks, end the dif- turbance of the moveables in them ; while others, who were waked by the noik, and ran from one W)0171 to another, have told me, that they felt nothing at all of the Shake. For this melon, the conjettures, which grooms in theft circumftanc. made, 23 to the duration of the lhock, ought not to be put into the balance with the acqual obfervations made by watches. The courfe of this earthquake keens to have been nearly from N.W. to S.E. My neighbour Wore- mentioned, who was then abroad, and informed me, that the polio began about the N. W. told me at the farne time, that it paired off towards the S. E. and gat he heard the node in that quarter gradually abating, as it became more diflant, for about the fame (paw of time after the (hock W2S over here, as he heard it in the N. W. before the (hock began here. Other accounts, which I have lince met with, agree with thir. Thok, who were in loch clear open places, could make the bell judgment in this matter ; for fools, as were within doors, or furround- ed with buildings, might cafily be mifled by the various reiketions of the found. I am induced to gift the greater credit to this inforrnation by what I olaferved myklf for key, which was thrown from off a &elf in my houfe, was found at a place on the floor, which bore very near N. W. of the place, from which it fell ; though the flotation of it before Us fall was fuch, that it might have been thrown in any dirottion, except toward. the S.E. An
A Lecture On Heads
As Delivered By Mr. Charles Lee Lewes, To Which Is Added, An Essay On Satire, With Forty-Seven Heads By Nesbit, From Designs By Thurston, 1812
The Boats of the "Glen Carrig"
Being an account of their Adventures in the Strange places of the Earth, after the foundering of the good ship Glen Carrig through striking upon a hidden rock in the unknown seas to the Southward; as told by John Winterstraw, Gent., to his son James Winterstraw, in the year 1757, and by him committed very properly and legibly to manuscript