... similar purposes: it is especially adapted painting Iron, rough Wood-fencing, Wheelwright’s Work, Agricultural Implements; Brick-work, Common Stucco, and (Hi Human Cement Fronts, as it prevents the latter from vegetating, and supersedes the necessity of ...

... square and three inches thick, the size of two com- mon bricks, so that onl half the usual number is required to do a red of brickwork, and as they pay but one duty, and laid with very little more labour than a common brick. work may be executed at a considerable ...

... which passes through the Newark station at 4a.m., had roceeded about three miles down the line towards Collingham, the brickwork abutments of one of the numerous wooden bridges in that neighbourhood gave way under the weight of the engine, and caused ...

... A suspected person is in custody. An additional quantity of water having been let into the lower level ol the Canal, a brick-work tunnel gave way near Drumburgh, on Thursday, but the water was prevented from escaping; the damage was inconsiderable; scarcely ...

... and feelings of those who may traverse them, «The tunnel is rarried through clay and is lined with ed to us are as fol- brickwork. It ¢ as desc It is low :—height 22 feet, width 22 feet, length 3750, ventilated by five shafts, from 6 to 8 feet in diameter ...

... Mvlhjl, produced the paunel through which the ball had in Mr. Marvan’s (hop, as alfo the ball, which had funk half inch the brick-work. ■ . IIK Carlirte, «u ...

... the ntciropoli* communicates with the mod diftant parts of the kingdom, compieted on Monday morning, means of a Tunnel of Brickwork, carried, through hill between Stoke B.ncn and filifworth, Northampton (hire. The arch it oi an elliptical form, about it ...

... outside ofthe brickwork to the ash-pit, through which the sediment deposited by the water is occasionally blown from one of Scott's patent collecting cones, ami similar pipe is attached to the other boiler. The boders are set in brick-work in the usual ...

... object of their attack. Nothing could more waiy and methodical than their proceedings. The walls of the granary were solid brick-work, very thick, and the only openim; into the building was in the centre of the terraced roof, tu which the ascent was hy ladder ...

... portion of the brickwork fell on him and bruised him. Other persons continued approach the same spot, clambering in the windows, if nothing had happened, and at this building there are the dangerous remains, the pinnacles of brickwork raised Sir J. Soane ...

... farms, where the smith's work is, or ought be to be, done at home. Those who have only been accustomed to see the mass of brickwork in a country blacksmith's shop, may well be surprised that so small a machine as the Forge in question, when packed for ...

... reprelented, it does not exceed 700 in the enurfe of the fiege. The number of houfes totally dcftroyed is *s°. An inclofure of brick-work, fourteen feel high, and of the vaft circumference of nearly a mile, building found the prifon at Norman. Crofs, prevent ...