(1694). Most strange and wonderful nfws [sic] from North-Wales: Being a faithful and impartial relation, of what strange things has lately hapned in Merionethshire in that country, how a great track of ground near the sea coast, containing many parishes, has been infested for several weeks, with great numbers of strange creatures like locusts ... : at the same time likewise strange pillars, piramids of fire, and fire-balls have invisibly sprang out of the earth, which has set fire too, and burnt down many stacks of hay and corn .. Printed for B. Lyford ....
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationMost Strange and Wonderful Nfws [sic] from North-Wales: Being a Faithful and Impartial Relation, of What Strange Things Has Lately Hapned in Merionethshire in That Country, How a Great Track of Ground Near the Sea Coast, Containing Many Parishes, Has Been Infested for Several Weeks, with Great Numbers of Strange Creatures like Locusts ... : At the Same Time Likewise Strange Pillars, Piramids of Fire, and Fire-balls Have Invisibly Sprang Out of the Earth, Which Has Set Fire Too, and Burnt Down Many Stacks of Hay and Corn .. [London]: Printed for B. Lyford ..., 1694.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationMost Strange and Wonderful Nfws [sic] from North-Wales: Being a Faithful and Impartial Relation, of What Strange Things Has Lately Hapned in Merionethshire in That Country, How a Great Track of Ground Near the Sea Coast, Containing Many Parishes, Has Been Infested for Several Weeks, with Great Numbers of Strange Creatures like Locusts ... : At the Same Time Likewise Strange Pillars, Piramids of Fire, and Fire-balls Have Invisibly Sprang Out of the Earth, Which Has Set Fire Too, and Burnt Down Many Stacks of Hay and Corn .. Printed for B. Lyford ..., 1694.