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... any Sore Woik, viz. A fable for the reducing of Brick-Work of any Thick-1 to the Statute Thicknefs of a Brick and a Half. 2. A Table, which how many Bricks are (ufficicnt to build any Piece of Brick-Work, any Number of Feet, and Thicknels. A Table of Tiling ...
... furvivorihips, with tables of premiums ac- the different ages. AI. Plain and ealy method of meafurin > r any piece timber or brick-work ; to gauge calk, or a piece of ground. VII. Rules for prefervation of health, part'(ulail\ invalids, a preleut eminent \III- ...
... piece of plank, which gave Way on 1eceiving a hard ftroke with the hammer, On taking out the plank, it was faund that the brick-work behind had been removed, nearly the whole thicknefs of the wall, and the bricks were re- placed again in exatt order, but ...
... and furvivorlhipj, with tables premiums according the dilfereat ages. A !• Plain and method mcafuring aay piece timber or brick-work ; ta gauge a calk, or taeafure a piece ground. VII. Rules lor preservation health, particularly invalids, prefent eminent ...
... which has been covered over than 600 years, was laft week difcovered.— The top of the welj was not fecured by either arrch brick-work, but only covered with planks. To fuch refinement has the Jhape-expofng drefs our modern belles arrived, that the muffin ...
... Leiceltrr, the lightening ftruck the fteeple of St. Mary's church, many yaidi of which hud (h« Hone tout from the inward brick-work and chrown with great violence upon the roof of the church, which it drove in. The great room at the Bith gardena was again ...
... faid (hip, 'in order .defraud .ihe The two men, wTio were confined in rooms, effected their elcape by breaking down the brick-work under the widows .ttieuMwoLrooms, and getting upon the top the gaol, they rope to the gutter of Mr. Lucas's houfe, from ...
... Lift of the moft come mon Stamp Duties, By DANIEL FENNING, THE NINTH EDITION, With Additions on Board and Timber Meafare, Brick-work, and Gauging by the Pen and Slip- Rule. _ Carefully revifed and correéted By JOSEPH MOON, Matnematician, Saitsavay. London: ...
... Alphabetical Lift the malt com* mon Stamp Duties. DANIEL KENNING. THE NINTH EDITION. With Additions Board and Timber Meafure, Brick-work, Gauging the Pen and Slip-Rule. Carefully rev'fed and By JOSEPH MOON, Mathimaticias, Salisbury. London: Printed for 5. Cuownm ...
... Author of many excellent Publications for Youth. This Work alfo contains valuable Additions on Board and Tim. ber Meafure, Brick-Work, and Gauging by the Pe nand Slip-Kule ; a Table of Portugal Money; a Table of Expences or Wages by the Day, Week, Month ...
... King, nearly oppolite the Northwell part of the illand, and more immediately commanding the entrance of the harbour, is a brick-work held fortification, with a ditch and palliladoes, with eight eighteen pounders. About two hundred yards to the right of ...
... top of each (crew, to prevent them from breaking ; the uppermoft pipe is faftenedto a plank, which hes upon the top of the brick-work. At the diftance of 447 feet from the furface, there is a bed of dark-coloured earth mixed with chalk and gravel, which ...