... ar'd 'limber, or of Plank of any Thicknefs. Of the keduttion.of Brickwork, front i Foot to 41 Feet, and to any Thicknefs required: What Number qf Bricks are required to build Piece of Brickwork, from r to 1 4 000 Feet, and at any Thieknefi. What Nimber of ...

... growing on Or fame at the Time of ; by Henry Maxted .n C Rd wa rd Randallnd sot of Canteriadry. - /be alfo Maisie Timber, Brick-work, Delineate Dials for any Lathed.: And Teach Serveying, Gauging, Dialling, Nayignion, the Clie of Globes, and other Mathematical ...

... fquar'd Timber, or of Plank of any Thicknefs. Of the Reduaion of Brickwork, from z Foot to 4818 Feet, and to any Thicknefs required: What Number of Bricks are required to build any Piece of Brickwork, from to Feet, and at any Thicknefs. What Number of Bricks ...

... Walls of Sr. Gics's Church have been viewed by a great Number of kmch, and for Thicknefs is found to be ac good a Piece of Brickwork as ever was, or ever can be made; and as it (lands in Water, the Sizes of the old one prove very lucky, by reafon as complcat ...

... the belt Pollute of Defence, espetting a fecond Attack from the Spaniards; they had fortified Fort-William quite anew with Brick-work, and great Numbers of Men were employed in compleating the Fortifications at Frederica, the Walls whereof are judged thong ...

... Timber, or of Plank of any Thicknefs, of the Reduaion of Brickwork, from i Foot to 412,8 Foot, and to any Thicknefs requirsd, what Number of Bricks are required to build any Piece of Brick-work, from i to i4oDo Feet, and cut to any Scantling or Size, ...

... to which they were . who fixed at the Floor, and getting thro' the Stone was fent hither on the Part of his m o ft and Brickwork, to as to drop into the Common Ilighnefs the Duke of Wolfenbuttle , to co m p li- Sewer. At tight on Sunday Night, when Mr ...

... into the Common-Sewer to look for me, and here I had been taken again, had I not found a hollow Place in the Side of the Brick-work, into which I crowded myfelf, and they pafs'd by me twice while I flood in that Nook: Here I continued forty-eight Hours ...

... R. S. who died in the 6ad Yeat of her Age, April it, iit, and lies buried in in a Gran kind with DAY January 29 17367. Brick-work, the Ccn furroundtd with Plank to keep off the aimporfs of thc Earkh, is to be removcd to Croydrn, to lie with his Urace ...

... 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 ...

... Table which thews how many II 'lts, Hing , &c. Bricks are fufficient to build Any VII. A Tablz (did Meafure, for Piece ot Brick-Work, of any Num- meafuring of Timber or Stone that bar of Feet, And Thicknefs. is either round, (quarts, or unequal 111. A Table ...

... which thews how many I Bolts, I linges. &c. Brick's are fuflicient to build any VII. A rabic rmt folid Meafure, for Piece of Brick-Work, of any Num. meafuring of Timber or Stone that ber of Feet, and Thicknefs. is either round, fq .are, or unequal A Table ...