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... ork, from 1 Foot to 4818 Feet, and to any Thicknefs required : What Number of Bticks are re- quired to build any Piece of Brickwork, from 1 to 1 4000 Feet, and at any Thicinel*. What Number of Bricks, Lumps, or Clinkers laid flat or edge- ways, or of paving ...
... Fire, which a Fireman fee- ing, whipp'd along the Tops ofthe Houfes, and extinguifh'd it in a Trice, by flinging clown the Brickwork. Tis reported to have begun in the Chimney of a Copper where they were Brewing. The Lofs fuftain'd in Jewels, and o- ther ...
... Tnirber, or pf Plank of any Thicknefs. Of (he Re.lv& on of Brickwork, from 1 Foc to 4818 Feet, and to any Thicknefs required : What Number of Bricks are re cured ro build any Piece of Brickwork, from 1 to 14000 Feer, and at any Thicknefs. What Number of ...
... Loads contained in any dumber of Feet, of cither rough or fquare Timber, or ot Plank of any Thicknefs. Of the Reduction of Brickwork, from 1 Foot to 4XIB Feet, and to any Thicknefs tcquired : What Number of Bricks arc required to build any Piece of Brick- ...