... as well as the brickwork of the crown of the tunnel between Nos. 3 and 4 shafts, gave indication that something was wrong. This was the more apparent when through tbe apertures created by the cracking and falling down of the brickwork, water and quicksand ...

... The poor lad, George Birchell, already mentioned, son of a tailor Uving m George-lane, was found buried under some fallen brickwork and his face was very black. Tho stoker, a young mam named Wordsworth, was taken out of the rubbish, very severely hurt in ...

... ri !>■ HOLD by AUCTION, on Monday, the I Ill'll day July, Eleven o’clock the Imenoon. fix VATS, with boors, (jraits, ami brickwork complete; one Scribbler, IS indies Luc wire: one Car.l.r. ditto ditto. The :.bove were sold by Mr. Moore, the of March last ...

... consisting of an excellent Dye Pan, capable of llying bs-of Wool at one time, with Brickwork and Fittings complete; Scouring Pan, nearly new, with Wrought Ire Shell, Brickwork and Fittings complete; » •uperior Wrought Iron Swing Crane, with Chain and Fittings ...

... seweis, it is necessary to explain, that our brick sewers were all of 9-inch brickwork laid, in hydraulic mortar, with the bottom in all cases dished or arched of 9-inch brickwork, and from the size, 3 feet by 2 feet down- wards, were covered by strong flags ...

... OneWriamg Machine foe Scoured Clotlu, nearly new; Balloon or Warp Drying and Fittings, Two large Dye Pans with Fur. naeea and Brickwork, Washing Cistern, and Other Dyehouae Fittings, Counting-house -Desk, and other remdallMk Fittings and MisecUancoua EBeets ...

... with new brickwork, which was to be supported by underpinning. It appears that Mr. John- son's men came to work about six o'clock, and under orders from Mr. Moore, the foreman to Mr. Johnson, they com- menced the removal of the brickwork of the party ...

... prisoner now became alar ncd for the safety of K ii, to rescue him but in vain, and the little fellow diet in the chimney. The brickwork of •a. due was broken in, and the deceased was taken out ine There was old flue corntnunicaUnf? with the which had filled ...

... width of the ring. 11 feet ; depth, 3 feet. On this foundation are erected .80 cubic yards of brickwork, also in Portland cement. This cylinder of brickwork is 18 feat in height, with an average thickness of 7 feet, carrying the entire structure of outer ...

... succeeded in springing into the inlet at tho moment the mass came down, but so hair-breadth was their escape that some of the brick-work caught their legs, and threw and held them down, where they remained until they were dug out Curiously enough, they scarcely ...

... maker, was one of these ; he was in the third storey, and he states that the first thing that alarmed him was seeing the brickwork fall from the fire-proof arches of the room ; that he immediately ran to the other end of the mill, and thus escaped, the ...

... the Regent's canal, which is partly stopped and run dry, for the purpose of carrying the tunnel beneath. The whole of the brickwork at its entrance near Randall's tile-kiln is now completed, and workmen are engaged in putting up the stone facings and copings ...