... fence into the waters of the river Ravensbourne I which runs through Lewisham, and were wedged in bef tween the lines of brickwork which form the embankment. ' The nurse and one child were picked up without sustain.. ing any material injury; and a second ...

... engine shed door ways, the domicile of their fancy being in a crevice or opening between the wooden frame of the door and the brick-work, and within 20 inches of the iron rails upon which the engines are frequently run in and out of the repairing 8hoi«; also ...

... be shipped for the Baltic trade. —Leeds Intelligencer. AnnFiciAii Production op Black Lead. —On demolishing the interior brickwork of the iron furnaces at Niederbronn, Lower Rhine, while the furnaces were still hot, a shower of sparks, or of charcoal dust ...

... Works consist of a Viaduct vards, or thereby, in length, and varying from to 25 feet in height, which willoc composed of Brickwork, Masonry, and Timber; and. besides some Cutting, Embanking, and the usual Railway formation, there will be required a Swivel ...

... will consist of orrnamental hargehoarding, ais will also the three principal entrances, giving to the ax li Ion' line oif brickwork a most varied, pleasing, andpc-- teresque effect. The schlool-roomis, which will ho 183 feet in height, will each icontain ...

... wonderful that he escained 'a ith life, consideriln an the avwfinl situation in xvhich hle was placed, nvith a teight of a- brickwork to snnstuill n whiici seemne mnorn ithint suficierln to ?? tile stron_ est mornlni finame to atoons. The astounding natl ...

... for some time his case was considered hopeless. Considering the awful situation in which he was placed, with a weight of brickwork, to sustain which seemed more than sufficient to crush the strongest mortal’s frame to atoms, it is wonderful he escaped ...

... injured about his head, eliest, and shoulders. The other two men, being father and son, who were killed, were found under the brick-work quite dead. Altogether, it perhaps fortunate that the chimney fell in the direction it did, as, if it had fallen in any ...

... at the top of the chim- ney at the time, ?? in the work. Finding it going lhe leaped off, hut was followed by the mass of brick-work, ra and thrown with tremendous violence into the water, at Lone corner of the reservoir, a great weight of briclks fall- ...

... years, was the of tha chimney the time, engaged in the work. Finding if going, he leaped off, but was followed the mass off brickwork, and thrown with tremendous violence into the water, at one corner of the reservoir, a great weight of bricks falling upon ...

... apt -- years, was at the top of the chimney at tbeilma t esisited is - ' Finding it going he leaped but was followed by brick-work, and thrown with tremendous violence -• corner of the reservoir, a great weight of was extricated from his situation as ...

... describe the execution of various works in pavement and roofing, covering of arches, lining of tanks, and asphalting of brickwork, and many other applications of the material, with woodcut illustrations. The appendix embodies drawings of the utensils ...