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Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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On September 8 in Dublin, a violent wind gust lifted a marquee at Santry, injuring gentlemen and breaking glasses. Later, the Liffey River's water level suddenly dropped and rose, damaging vessels, possibly indicating an earthquake like one felt in Cork during the Lisbon quake.
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Between eleven and eight o'clock in the evening soon after high water, the water in the Liffey suddenly sunk about 2 feet. & in a moment after rose upwards of four feet. and immediately fell to its proper level: on this occasion several vessels received considerable damage, by being drove from their moorings, &c. It is apprehended from this extraordinary phenomenon, that an earthquake has happened somewhere, as an event of the same kind was felt at Cork the time of the great Earthquake at Lisbon.
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Dublin
Event Date
Sept. 8
Outcome
glasses broken, some gentlemen hurt; several vessels damaged by being driven from moorings
Event Details
Violent gust of wind at Santry lifted marquee with gentlemen, table, and glasses; water in Liffey suddenly sank 2 feet then rose over 4 feet before returning to normal, possibly due to earthquake