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... Whitmioftcr. And for the executing of all the Stonework, in Locks, Wharfs, Bridges, ice. ' And alio, fat • the tiod of all . the Brickwork, to done in and about ***. 5- 'The plans,. fcaioUs, and other drawings, of the faid Canal and .Works, he fern and confidercil; ...
... receiving ft,** the fcverai wwka jLiae* Canal fans (or eto. -eating «fi ths Jtooe-Wotk,- 4ft Look., BrUga, tec. and the Brick.Work tp done in and about .the (aid works, and length the . jf fiH Canal indWorkt, tosyhJfcon M. frjm ten to.one o'clock, and ...
... to Whit.tnbUicr. Andiar the ing of all ttoe Stonework, Locks, Wbaifc, Bridges, isc. And alto, h* the execuition all the Brickwork, done in and about' tlie Jfaid Works and length the faid Cafta), Locks, paid otherwife. The plans, models,. fedlipos, and ...
... Gloceffer to Whitramfter. for-the etecuting all the Stonework, in Locks, Wh*fs, Bridge, &c.- And slid, for the execution ill the Brickwork, tp, dene in and tlie find Work* and length Canal, Batons, Locks, and otherwise. , v •. '4F The plans, models,- fe&rotis ...
... Pridar, • Ara l«ek« Mth Mr. Erekt'i fagtr-fcoufc, in thU c _ .— it n fuppetM to hare bfca oceanorwd by feme efe *O in the brickwork of the rtove where the fupfj ire dried. The ft* bar* out «iih gr»« violate*, and in • ihort time ill the* lefty ho.Hirj wn ...
... and which, he fays, were removed in the year 1 jijo. What remarkable,-the top the well was not' fecurcci either arch or brickwork, hut only covered with plank&. Laft one the long chain hills, called Hambledon Hills, in the North Riding of the count/ York ...
... the Canal from Glocefterto Whit And/or the executing of all the in Locks, WWarts, Bridges, &c. And alb, for the all the Brickwork, done in about the Works an* length of the Cud Canal, Bafofts, Locks. other wife. • The plarts, models, feAions, and other ...
... his Park, at Pakenhim, Warwickfhire. The roof is vaulted ; and that, and the whole of the building, compofed entirely of brick-work and ftone. The doors are of iron. The Hon. Frederick North is elected Meml>er for Banbury, in the room of Earl Guildford ...
... Ercks's fiigar-houfe, in this city.—As it began in the upper Itories, it fup. pofed to have been by fome dcfefl in the brickwork the (love where the are dried. The fire burfi out with great violence, and a (hort time all that lofty building was flames; ...
... on his teftimony the woman was ftopt, a fearch' warrant granted, and the remaining parts of the watch found con- forte brickwork in the chimney ot George Hums'* houfeat RcynQutm. In Con[eqteo.ee QtV%)> was committed Slwptoa Malle tt gaol,' and fart week ...
... Windfor, he I. upi 1 at a f.-vi 11 or eight feet biick wall ur Mr. Proctor's garden, and knocked down a courfe or two of brick-work, with- out fucceeding in the attempt; from heuee he pafted through the different nurfcry and garden grounds tv Frogmore ...
... Wednefday two men (inking a well upwards 30 feet deep at Hobland-Hall near Yarmouth fuddenly buried by an inimenfe quantity brick-work and earth No hope was of alive But to the afto-niftnnent ot every on Friday afternoon workmen found one and without leaft ...