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... neceffary for the more exad and expeditious carting up, or ettimating any Sort of Work, &c. I. A Table for the reducing of Brick-Work of any Thicknels of a BHA and half, H. A Table which (hews how many Bricks are fufficient to build any Piece of Brick- Work ...
... :6l and expeditiouscalting or eltimating any of Work, &c. I. A Table for the reducing of VI. Variety of Tables, far flsew- Brick-Work of any ing the Value of a n ; ,, orts , o f of a Brick and half, N. il§ . ; Bolts, loge s , ! Sec. IT. A Table r which (hews ...
... of Work, viz. I. A Table for the reducing of Brick-Work of any Thicknefs to the Statute Thicknefs of a Brick and Halt. 11. A Table which thews how many Bricks are fufficient to build any Piece of Brick-Work, of any Nnmber of Feet, and Thi c k ne f s . ...
... any Thicknefs Statute Thicknefs of a Erick and 11. A Table which (hews how many Brick's fufficient tobuis s any Piece of Brick-Work, of any Nnmber of Feet, and Thicknefs. 111. A able of Tiling, whereby is (hewn how many Tiles cover any Roof. IV. Variety ...
... afterwards upon the Stcne Gallery, and from thence fel on the Top of the South where it made its Way through, and lodged on the Brick-work of the Arches that fupported the, Roof; and there broke Faftning or Chain that held up one Of the Sconces, which fell intO ...
... Work, viz, frhido I. A Table for the reducing of Brick-Work of ' aPY nefs to the Statute Thicknefs of a Brick and a half. 11. A Table which thews how many Bricks are fuffic build any Piece of Brick-Work, of any Number of Feet 54 - Thicknefs. 111. A Table ...
... y neceffary for the more exaa and expeditious cafling up or eftimating any Sdrt of Work. Firft, a Table for reducing of Brick-Work of any Thicknefs to the Statute Thicknefs of a Brick and a half. a. A Table, which thews how many Bricks are fufficient ...
... i the Carpanters eafing according to the Tenor and Meaning of our Articles. ‘vhich, con- the Centers that fupported the Brick-work) .it all fell in, and ' • • . WILLIAM DORMAN; , 'hildren al- two Men were buried in the Ruins for fome Time before they ...
... the Mortar had been walh'd away from betweeh the Bricks;, that upon the Carpanters eafing the Centers that fupported the Brick-work; it all fell in, and two Men were buried in the Ruins for fome Time before they could get to them ; and upon finding them ...
... Pottfeript, for the Vie of Country Youth in particular : Shewing how to mealure any regular Piece of Timber, Tyling, Thatching, Brick-Work, Or Piece of Land ; as alio,. how to gauge any Ciftern, Piece of Malt, or common Cooler, Tub, or Calk. Whole defigned for ...
... Pollfcript, for the Ufe of Country Youth in particular : Shewing how to mealure any regular Piece of Timber, Tyling, Thatching, Brick-work, or Piece of Land ; as alfo, how to gauge any Ciffern, Piece of Malt, or common Cooler, 'Tub, or Calk. - The Whole defigned ...
... for the Ule of Canntry Youth in particular): Sher irig how to meafbre any legtitar.Piece of Timber, Tyling, Thatcb' ing, Brick-work,- or Piece of Land ; as alfo how to gauge Piece of Malt, Or common Cooler, 'Tub, or cafk. .Whole defigned . for as have ...