... I neighbourhood, that Mr. Dakin had injudiclously caused c the boiler to be put into operation before the newly-formcd 1 brickwork could possibly be set and had, in his anxiety for the suecess of the experiment wAiich he was making' worked r the engine ...

... rmass of cement end brickwork. Th~ere ought not to be any d interstices butif there were the ought to be filled, up WIt ,. cement. lhn cement used *as Roman cement. When the s cement, 3a ,gd thsre is a union between the brickwork and if cement a solid ...

... price of the same worles Present crices. Dlicks, leer thouanand, , r. ad.38s. A rod of relaced brickwail;, 51. ?? , 131, Brickwork. labour, cnd mortar only, including arches, 33s. per rod . . . 783. Chalk lime. 6&d. pcr bushel._ , ?? , 6&d: Lath and plaster ...

... centrifugal force, the segments were torn asunder, and thrown outwards with terrific force. They tore away portions of the brickwork surrounding the wheel; and one of them was hurled upwards, and, striking the main steam-pipe in its course, broke it in two ...

... determine, if possible, abate the nuisance. You send for the bricklayer, who resets the stove, violating the sanctity of the brickwork. Down comes the surveyor, and you, the lord of your castle, are fined for illegally attempting the abolition of smoke. The ...

... originally used a drawing shaft. The shaft is level with the gTound, and there no chimney or other brickwork above the ground. there was chimney or brick-work above the level of the ground, the draft would be greater. proper air shaft is one sunk down to ...

... at No. 69, Upper Berkeley-street, and whilst standing small iron balcony, fixed outside the window, it give way from the brickwork in consequence parts having rotted away, and he was precipitated on to a lead flat, a depth of .50 feet. was picked up in ...

... which requires to be stated, having especial interest at this moment, when the propriety of preventing the use of wood-bond brickwork is matter of question. The whole of the wood-bond in the lower part of the walls of the theatre, had decayed entirely, and ...

... the heat to 600 1) r. degrees, and afterwards called the attention of the deceased am5t to the water running out of the brickwork in consequence misl of its damp state. Mdr. Dakin said, 11Oh! never mind that. heal it won't hurt. He told him atleasthalfa ...

... found. r If sulphur in the unoxidised form be present in gas lime, it gives a yellow solution which, percolating ;8 through brickwork or mortar, leaves, in the blacken- ,e ing it produces, abundant evidence of its track, as tmay be seen in many of the me ...

... have touched the, brickwork at all; but wb 1.this would have required so -large an amount of care and -I o bracing and involved such extravagant expense as to render cei i it Scarcely practicable. Circular columns built of brickwork bar .0 were necessaiyaut ...

... 1there was at the time about eight feet of wae. otuael however he managed to catch the sides of the well, whichl were of brickwork ,so as to prevent himself from going mere than about up to his middle in the water. Sims bystanders who witnessed the occurrence ...