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... 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 ...
... difcover'd, by a Servant's coming early to Work, was loon put out. It was occafioned by a Piece of Timber being put into the Brickwork, which it is fuppos'd had been burning 3 confiderable Time. Yefterday his Excellency the Count de Rufco, Envoy Extraordinary ...
... difcovcrc-, by a Servant's coming eariy to Work, fit* foon pit out. It was occ-fiori'd by a Piece of Timber br.ng put into tha Brickwork, which it is fuppofed had been burning a. confiderable Time 21. This Morni'v, a Houfe took Fire in New Bond- ftreet. by ...
... , by a Servant's coming early to Work, c.a> form pit out. lt was occcfior.'d by a Piece of Timber feeing; put into :1k: Brickwork, which it is fuppofed had been b'jmiig a. confiderable Time St. This Merrmv, a Houfe took Fire in New Bor.d- ftreet, by the ...
... Grant has paffed the Great Seal, unto Dent of London, Minn, ot his n e w-invented Method of making Terras for lb. Ufe c,f Brickwork and Stone, tiled in Building of Bridges and Wharfs. Mr. Durant is appointed Yeoman the Mouth to his Majefty, in the Room ...
... Years And hear be fucceeded in by John Fowte one Commiffioncrs A Grant Kkewjfe Great Seal unto of Mafon Method of making ufe Brick-work and Stone in Build- —! nun Infcription for the now netting in Weftminfter for late Captain Cornwall humbly offerd to Direttors ...
... 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 ...
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... early, a Fellow, confined in the Gatehoufe for Houle breaking, found Means to make his Efcspe, by making a Hole through the Brick-Work, juft under the Grate of the Place of Confinement, and by cutting the Tick of his Bed into Slips, and tying them together ...
... neceifary for the more exact and expedittous cafting up or eftimating any Sort of Work. Firft, a Table for the reducing ot Brick-work of any Thicknefs to the Stature Thicknefs of a Brick and a Half, 2. A Table, which thews how many Bricks are fufficient ...