... to hold 10,000 gallons of water, the brickwork to be 14 inches thick, laid in Portland cement and cemented inside, and it must be guaranteed the contractor to hold water : to be domed over with 9 inch brickwork, laid in cement, and to be provided with ...

... week has ceased, and the dampers are opened in ordei to cool the flues much as possible. But the intenw heat retained the brickwork and in the soot would require davs to evaporate; and yet, with but rarely a lapse of hours, the sweep has to penetrate the ...

... enlarging the stand of water at the well at their Union Workhouse, at Sundridge from 1,600 to 3,200 gallons, built in 9 inch brickwork in cement; to alter pipe of pumps and leave perfect. Tenders sealed and endorsed, to be delivered to me not later than 4 ...

... entire district, where a considerable industry has, in consequence, sprung up, employing many of the natives in factories, brickworks, breweries, distilleries, and other trades. ...

... rna batt?.bs wins vocoiit. The Dukes of Edinburgh and Connaught were very fond of building stone and brick-work, and their handiwork can be seen in another part of the gardens in the shape of miniature fortress celled the Albert Barracks,'* which was ...

... tour hours exertions the danger was abated. Upon close examination it was found that the chimney had large crevice in the brickwork about half-way up, through which the smoke had circulated between the various party walls and worked its way into several ...

... round. Fortunately, however, the charge did not prove sufficient to do the damage that was evidently intended, although the brickwork is destroyed in many places, and scattered about in all directions. No reason can be assigned for the act, although great ...

... front the building, containing many tons of brickwork and earning with it an enormous crane, same crashing down. The hose was completely buried, bat Captain Shaw and those who were with him, though the brickwork fell all round them, fortunately escaped. ...

... of tbe new building with tbe weaving abed tbe greater part of the eastern or back wall was not carried down tbe ground in brickwork, but waa supported on 15 cast-iron stanchions about 10ft. apart. These stanchions were 12ft. 6in. long, shaped, 24in. 12in ...

... works and the making the road proceed very slowly, the brickwork of three of the manholes is been done in such an unsatisfactory manner that 1 have condemned the work, and not any of the brickwork is of entirely satisfactory nature. Vine Cottage.—Mr Fulbrook ...

... blocks stone or vitrified bricks, with suitable soil between for the plants. To imitate stratified rocks, regular courses of brickwork are the best, to built in dams and caves, may be desired, and then the whole faced with Roman cement eighth of inch thick ...

... High Street, Sevenoaks, and Mr F. H. Hills, 60, High Street, Sevenoaks. Syllabus. —Scales, projections as applied to plans, brickwork, arches, and stonework. Timber constructions as applied to floors, roofs, doors, window-sashes, and frames, joinery, slating ...