... and Otkora. The torry farm brickwork co. hare hand Asaorlmant DRAIN PIPER, all siaes, a superior make and quality, which they arc dl«- Apply either the Works, or to Mr. Barran, 11, Market Street, where Sample* may seen, every Information obtained. Aberdeen ...

... Kurniture, and ra- Baty other Articles. Sals to begin with the Aberdeen. February's. 184*. To mad Otkoxo* The torrv farm brick-work com- PAN have » I*r*« quanlUy which th*y are ecUtef Moderate Frtce*. Apply either to the M***o«a. at the Work* ; or Mr. ...

... . London ; Qaean Street. Olaigow ; South College Street. Edinburgh ; and *>, Broad To Bnildoia and Otbon* Thktorry farm brick-work com- PAJfT hi»»e InMequantliy fiop«T»or HRICKS, whk-li they «jre •ellirtß at Moderate Frier*. Apply either to the Manaobk ...

... Apprentice. None need apply but thoee who can bring Mitlsfaetory testimonial*. Auchmuli, July 2a, Ml*. and Oth«n. The tokry farm brickwork co. have hand lane Aswwtment of DRAIN PIPES, stso*. of a make and qaalny. which they are dlsfesteg moderate price*. Apply ...

... where lie found extensive plant and apparatus fitted for the purposes of illicit distillation. There was a still set in brickwork, capable of holding l.’iO gallons, which, it appeared, had beet, worked for upwards of six months, the revenne suffering ...

... Allan of Newcastle, in consequence of disco- vering seven soap frames ingeniously inserted into awall, and l faced with mock brickwork, in such a manner as to be Ordi- narily invisible. They contained more than ten tons of saM liquor. ,t is generally understood ...

... Master, Jami-> Mason, in the chair; Senior Warden Mr. Ij-ask, croupier, supported by Junior Warden Mr. James Murray, the Brickwork. Alter the cloth was removed, and the ii-ual loyal and tnaimhim - toasta had been given, the brethren *|>enta roost harmonious ...

... not denote less removable •lain upon the consciences of his Iletters. Year after year have increased our acres of smoky brick-work, environing llie labourer in .a liuge prison, witbonl providing the common prison reqni-it« of-a bath ; while the Thames ...

... blasting bas had to be repeatedly performed. The strata is so compact andwell-beddcd that, even although there were to he no brickwork in the tunnel, the buildings above would be safe. Next wveek the driving of the tunnel commences; the whole is to be cased ...

... Ferguson, do.-27 William &Htenry ,~Braniff, do Euphemia, Bell, Hugi-.27. Elizabeth, Clark, Burutislanid;'Lady' Eleanor, Smith, Brickwork.-29. Ann &:Haunab, Coull, Aberdeen; Dorothy.,Brands, do~.; Perseverance, Coleman, Montrom e. .30. Bus, WtsRiraMy; Rose, Blyth ...

... ce for Thlioums Napicr's* Cetlite7r ; cf. to John a^atfein Adsoctt tch cit. Ico pit ly ne me ch, do or Or cre M .r kin Of BRICKWORKS To be sold by public roup the Ch Stable Alexander Annand & Co Alt the by awh Smr the is t'hf .or tb, thri Dir 'I thi- finm ...

... THE RIVER Avox.-On Sunday morning. by four o'clock,agreat number of labourers -were set to take down the stone coping and brickwork of the siaduct over the River Avon, about half-a- mile from Salisbury, it having been discovered that the stu- pendous walls ...