... hop-merclrant to prevent any suspicion) they fuund. it extremely well fitted up, and a very large copper still, fixed in brickwork, with still, -worms, wormn tubs, vats, and wash backs, containing 1200 gallons of wash; they also found be- ween 300 and ...

... dces wide. Ins ide measure, engine-house, ten feet t wide, 3() feet long, and 30 .1et high to the top of s tj the arch-t'he brick-work three fcet thick- the quan- f c- 1tity of bricks consumned upwairds of 300,000. This of I engine wnds the coal up an inclined ...

... sustained further injury, but not to the extent which had been anticipated. It is really curious, that some of the heavy brick-work at the latter place, from the late violence of the tide, has been so reduced in substance, that a stranger would suppose ...

... Darner, was enterfd by thieves, who scaled a very high wall surrounding the outer court yard, and then perforated in the brick-work of the interior building, near the' principal entrapee,,an ap.-rture of-sufficient magnitude to admit a boy to 'creep through ...

... feet. The whole of the shaft is constructed of brickwork in cement, and the cylinders are also lined with the aine miaterial. At the depth of 243 feet a guide-pipe was inserted and secured with brickwork, and the boring commenced wtith pipes of 14 inches ...

... robbing a brick and tile-maker, in Paisley. From the evi' dense, it appeared that the assault took place near Nether Common brickwork, and that the party assaulted had been severely beadle& The prisoners pleaded not guilty, but were found guilty libelled ...

... and robbing a brick and tile-maker, Paisley. From the evidence, it appeared that the assault took place near Nether Common brickwork, and that the party assaulted had been severely handled. The prisoners pleaded not guilty, but were found guilty as libelled ...

... Guido'—l have used, he says, 'with much success (for roses in pots) turf roasted on a sheet of iron placed in temporary brickwork, under which a fire.,kas been kept; about one hour's roasting is suffi. dent. This chars the under side, and acts most b ...

... the only inducement for my trouble you with this detail. In large establishments large ki may be prepared with four-inch brickwork, say from to four feet in diameter, the height need not be more eighteen inches, and some flat bars of iron may be across ...

... Oxford Street. The utmost danger is apprehended from the fearful state of the walls, and from the superincumbent masses of brickwork, die., which overhang the interior of the building, rendering the task of exploring the ruins highly dangerous. Every credit ...

... T.owdon, and while passing under one of the arches, at the Maidstone station, lie got up, and his liead contact with the brickwork, killing him instantly. When the train arrived at Tunbridge, bis mate discovered him lying the carriage where lie had previously ...

... ground 30 feet, the pedestal being 17 feet. The substratum for the pedestal consists of several feet of concrate and of solid brickwork, which has been a long while completed, in expectation of the earlier arrival of the pedestal, bat in consequence of contrary ...