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fhake twice ; and a maid fervant of Mr. Jems Hay- 
ward, of-this town, being ill, and fitting in a chair, 
fhe felt it (hake twice. Mrs. Sims and her daughter 
at Canterbury felt their beds fhake on the above day 
and hour. The morning, at that time, was calm, 
but very hazy ; foon after we had a very great temped:. 
If any thing further fhall occur worth notice, I will 
give your honour an impartial account thereof. 1 
am, 
Honourable Sir, 
Sandwich, March 25, 
175 6 - 
Your mod: dutiful 
humble fervant. 
Samuel Warren. 
LXXXVII. Remarks on the Stones , in the 
Country of Naffau, and the Territories of 
Treves and Colen, refembling thofe of the 
Giants-Caufey, in Ireland. In a Letter 
to Thomas Birch, D. D. Secret. R. S. 
from Mr. Abraham Trembly, F. R. S. 
Tr a? fated from the French. 
SIR, Conduit Street, March 28, 1756. 
Read April 1. E IN G in the month of September 
1756 Jj lad: at Weilbourg in the country of 
Naffau, I was informed, that there were found in the 
neighbourhood a great quantity of dones, of a pretty 
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