... pit mouth, was raised on brick-work, the base of the erection being about three feet in thickness, gradually diminishing in an upward direction, till the upper part of it formed a cap of only one brick thick. This brick-work was about sixty feethi ci ...

... and portions of roa- chinery were lying in ruins, and for a space of some 70 or 80 feet square nothing but the wreck of brickwork, rafters, and here and there portions of iron pipes and wheels, could be discovered. The upper portion of the outer case ...

... bricks conitined to fall, and somie of the men refused to work erris then inspected the brick-work, and ultimately lie and his mni ivent to work at the top. T'Ie brick-work still contrinuing to give way, an attempt was iade to shore it 1up,) thle arch however ...

... are pow con- j stantly emploved. The long ind severe frosts of the past season have npessarily retarded the progress of brick-work and masonry, but not to an l in ?? extent on this line; and I am happy to find that the damage w'oh eh as been caused thereby ...

... town, met with a severe accident on Monday, at Saddler's Mills, a portion of which are being rebuilt, and a mass of the old brickwork gave way and fell on his back, rendering him insensible, and causing such serious internal injuries that his recovery is ...

... which the barbarous and almost saerilegious stupidity of former ages had carefully con- cealed behind clumsy ruasees of brickwork and pleaster. All this patchwork has been removed, and tihe exquisite beauty of the original fabric is now net only developed ...

... exception of one gentleman who was thrown against the pier of the gate. Tie body of the coach crushed his lieadasvainst the brickwork. He was immediat ely extricated and conveyed to St. George's Hospital, where lie lies in a precarious state. The other passengers ...

... Oxford-street. Time utmost danger is apprehended from the fearful state of thie wails; and the superincumbent masses of brickwork, &c. which overmang the imterior of the building, rebder the task of exploring tie ruins highly dangerous. Every credit is ...

... Upwards ot two dozen plates, standing near the door on a stool, were broken into a thousand pieces. It then entered tbe brick-work at the bottom of the house, leaving a hole of abont sixteen inches in circumference, and buried itself in the Cellar. Miss ...

... the tunnel which B d crosses the Above Bar-street road, founderesl, and most Lu e- providesstally the nsen engaged on the brick-work, &c., al 0r, had, fs'om the want of mortar, gonse to the other side, R ad or between 60 and 70 ineu would have been buried ...

... morn- inc, a boiler ?? to MIr.Jeffries, at the Heart's Iilt Works, near Dudley, burst with a terrific noise, smashing the brickwork surrounding it, destroying a great portion of the buildings adjacent, and unfortu- nately killing all who were near it. The ...

... present Incumbent is following up the work so well begun by Dr. Burton. The Hospital and School-house are good examples of the brick-work of the 15th century, and would be useful as examples for parsonage houses, &c. This paper wsvas illustrated by a number ...