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... wlierein Richard Cbipperfidd, Edward Carnan and the Widow Hacnn, now dwell, lately thoroughly repaired, and fronted with Brick-Work. , Enquire for Particulars Thomas Miller, Bookferlcr, or Win. Curtis, Peruke-Maker, in Halefworth atorefaid. ...
... Sort of Work, viz, 1. A Table (or the teducing of Brick-Work of any Tl.icknefs the Statute Thicknefs of Brick-and a Half. 2. a Table which (hews how many Bricks are fufneient to build any Piece 01 Brick-Work of any Number of Thickntfs. 3. Table of Tyling ...
... , near Varmonth, were, by the breaking ofthe tackle which fupported the pipe, fuddenly buried by an immenfe quantity of brick-work and earth. No hope was entertained of extricating them alive, the well being more than half filled But on Friday afternoon ...
... ttone Itepa, with a half dome, it wi_« be an oma ment to this part of the county. Mr. Ifaac Slythe of this town, does the brickwork and mafonrv. Ht has lately built at Twinfted-hall, upon the plans of Sir James, one ftraigbt and one circular portico, or ...
... engines, pullies, and ropes, at certain fum to agreed the faid meeting of bis Majefty's of the peace. The labour cf the brickwork the wings of the faid bridge, at certain f.xed price the rod } the fhoeing of the piles, and iron bolts and fpikes, by the ...
... Poft-Boy, in paffing a Water at Buotingford, was « thrown down, and naroyriy efcaped being drowned by hanging on • fome Brickwork of the Bridge i the Horfe was drowned, and with « very great Difficulty the Mail recovered.' 3. Extras of a Letter frem ...
... poAfcript, for the ufe country youths in particular i (hewing how to meafure any regular piece of timber, tiling, thatching, brick-work, or piece of land j at alfo how to gauge any ciAern, piece of malt, or cooler, tub, Ac. To which is added, A compendious ...
... of Work, viz. 1. A Table tor the teducing of Brick-Work of any Thicknefs to the Statute Thicknefs of a Brick and a Half. 2. A Table which fhews how many Bricks are fufficient to build any Piece Brick-Work of any Number of Feet & ThickneCs. 3. A Table ...
... their good « y : moft ohe , Favours gratefully acKnowicoge , ISAAC JACOBS, tumble _ To forthwith SOLD, A -d tnkenfrom the Brick-Work on « I « chltfta),dS tween this Mr. THE Timber-built b «n J am r. s CocKinett s in Q f hav-21 Feet Diameter, draws v 9 p ...
... the chimney-piece to atoms, and made its way into a wall near the chimney full iwo feet deep, where, having forced out the brick-work, it palled to the gateway, fplit one of the polls in pieces, and continuing upward in an oblique dircclion, entirely dellioycd ...
... large hole in the floor of their cell, which was made thick oak plank ; they then dug away the earth till they came to the brick-work of the common fewer which run under the cell; this they alio broke, and got into the f fpool of the pr:» y in the fewer ...
... a l ofifenpt, for the Ufa Country Youths in particular flievving now to any regular Piece of Timber, Tyling, Thatching, Brick-work, or Piece Land ; as alfo, how gauge any Cittern, pi.te of Malt, common Cooler, 1 ub or Calk. The whole defigned for fuch ...