... with tablcs of ppemiurs according to the diffeieni ages, Wi, Plain and eafy nieshod of meafuring any picce of timber, or brick-work; to gauge a cafk, or mieafure a-pivee of ground. - Vil Rules for prefervations of health, particplarly invalids, hy a prefent ...

... Grivel: the Bridge to have a Cour Stone at’ the upper Water Marth, ow the off ‘Side lhvn‘md to be! well rded cither with Brick-Work oy Timber;: and the ‘ kwf%hth' to be walled the Length of fixicen Yards at the leaft, wider and beyond the Extent of the ...

... Butments coverad a fuffitien: @ Gravel ; the Bridge to haye a.Cous uppcr Water. Maifh, on the off Side guarded eithcr with Brick-Work or T ing-Path to be walled the Length of fi under and bevond the Extent of the | hng c:;:ed with Stone, - The Bricks by ...

... Bridge to haye a.Courle of Jarge Stove at the uppcr Water. Marfh, on the off sidt#”'. and to be well suarded cither with Brick-Work or Timber; and the Tow ing-Path to be walled the Length of fixteen Yards atthe leaft, vnder and bevond the Extent of the ...

... at Btigh(hclmflone undermined by the when 1t fell more than a foot in thicks main rock came away cemented to the fou the brickwork. Lalt week the body of the unfortw Giles was found, very much disfigure beach, between Newhaven and Seaford. mains were carried ...

... lome picces of bond-timber at the back of the chimney of of one of the great rooms, not leavi g more than three inches of brick-work between the fire and the wood ; the confequence of which was, the wood-work in the adjoining room caught fire, On Tuefday ...

... with orpamented Urn I:£‘. together with a general Af. femblage of ufeful Kitchen Furniture; two Coppers, with Iron and Brick.work, feveral (weet (m?fl:nd ‘Barrgls and Tuobs;- a Colle@ion of capital . Engine Logms, with Tackling cumplete, Warping Frame ...

... Kitchien and Parlour in Front, four Lodging Rooms § a fpacious Yard, with Stable, Cowhoufe, and Pige {bes, all of good Brickwork, and covered with Slate; an exceeding good Garden, adjoining the fame, ‘well’ planted with choice Fruit Tiees, and witlin ...

... door-way of the hom. do. xi.,‘oppqgc—'-but _here ‘misfortune oveook him ; both ‘of bis thighs were broken by the falling brickwork, | an,Qhe door was completely driven in. | hkng‘-flw‘ 16/t Dy at Owe-o'Liock —Bank Stock. —g per Cr.. Red. gs4~4 per Cont ...

... VALUABLE MATERIALS, that now form Waskwor TH Castie, which muft be taken down by the Purchafers ;—confiting of good Stunc and Brick-Work’; blue Slatcing; Lead, in Spouts, Gutters, and Flats; Paving; Marble and Stone Chimney Piects ; a great Quantity of Oak ...

... VALUABLE MATERIALS, that now form WARKWORTH CASTLE, .. 'To b€ taken down by the Purchafers : Confifting ‘of good Stone and Brick-Work ; blue Slatcing ; Lead, in Spouts, Gutters, and Flats; Paving; Marble and Stonc Chimney Piecgs; a great Quantity of Oak ...

... Vestibulcs; several Sashes, with Gl gms, :nclled Doors, and Shutters; capital sofjd end Timber; many Thousand of Slates and so Brick-work ;. Stone Cascing of the Mansion; an excelldn stone Green-house, Graperies of large Dimensions, with Metal Frames, almost ...