... transport. The boilers are rectangular and made so that they may be conveniently packed inside the ovens. No trenches or brickwork are required to fix the apparatus, and the whole covers only 10 feet by feet of ground. is very economical, and ordinary ...

... length, was partly tbe open air, being set ordinary brickwork and encased in cenfcnt. Tbe force of tbe explosion was tremendous. Portions of the boiler penetrated thick wall, carrying with it mass of brickwork and bringing down roof and beams and bricks about ...

... making of the embankments and the covering of the tops. Just now the making of No. 2 affords an idea of the immense amount of brickwork put in. Each reservoir takes a million and a half of bricks; strangely enough, one brick to every gallon of its capacity ...

... must have been in a weak and dangerous condition. Part of the shelß-plate was fractured where ithad been contact with the brickwork, external corrosion had been at work with mischievous results, and the consequence was that the power of resistance was so ...

... Woodthorpe, the of the boiler had longitudinal fractures had been in contact with tho brickwork, and . parts were almost wrested by external corrosi The brickwork had not been removed for the p° pose of examination for several years. After adjournment ...

... ugly square house, with tasteless Italian facade, the piaster of which had peeled off in many places, showing the rough brickwork behind, whilst the coating of stucco, which some forgottou period must have been white, was now disfigured with greeu patches ...

... So away they weut down na row alley. Marching into it for the distance five yards, by which time his arms touched the brickwork on each side, Davis quietly observed Now, Evarts, get in behind me, and take your time. I am going to take mine. A Modern ...

... be introduced somehow. So it may be added that most of the ureat ruins in Rome show plenty of examples of brickmaking and brickwork, and, no doubt, when Julius Caasar annexed Great Britain his followers thought their own knowledge of building materials ...

... the highest and healthiest part of the town, near the Midland Station, in close proximity to the leading collieries and brickworks, within easy distance of Hartshill quarries, Ansley and Chapel End pits, and only four miles from Atherstone. The trustees ...

... well at the sewage works had only been able to sink to a depth of seven yards, and it had been found necessary to hang the brickwork in chains. He regretted ti again have to complain of the failure of the ni!_ditsoil contractor to carry out his contract ...

... there yesterday. The tide, rendered higher by the westerly gale, surged into the Bridgewater Lock, and made a breach in the brickwork. A number of workmen fell into the water and had narrow escapes, and a quantity of plant was submerged. FOUND A RESERVOIR ...

... gas, which exploded, blowing out the glass portion of the doorway in the first instance, and knowing a hole through the brickwork of the chimney. ...