... of men stole a borough cemetery, the other night, a ing they could not get vehicle out of catered the they displaced the brickwork. They church by the east window, and, after containing surplices, which they tore up. They paraffin stove, and on it eet ...

... the wall to give way and fall upon the up m in line of rails. A heavy goods train running at full speed into this mass of brickwork overturned the engine and teuder and upwards of twenty loaded trucks, entirely blockading both lines. Assistance was soon ...

... privates of the Ist battalion, 11th regiment broke into Mr. Allen's premises, by making a hole in the garden and removing the brickwork, gaining entrance through the cellar into the house. Fortunately they were seen by police constable Newhook, who displayed ...

... one of the outsr walls of the station gave way, and before the men were aware of their danger they were buried under the brickwork. Two were dead when extricated, and another was removed to the hospital in a dying State. Sir Henry Brand, the Speaker of ...

... other offices, amongst the debrit of which it came to a standstill. No passenger was injured, but on examination of fallen brickwork, &c., the officials found the body of a young man named George Cooke, employed by Dr. Foote. This young man had come to the ...

... floors of tke bed-rooms were separa’ = from three sides of the building, and wall. , In their reat between a portion of the brickwork of descent all the furni- tere in the bed-rooms, with the exception of a box, tt and was tote the Mrs. Shai in| of the the ...

... journey will be accomplished in about minutes. The construction of the line has not ii easy, as there has been a great deal of brickwork nstruct, and no fewer than 15 bridges have been t r d in the course the works. The new line is three miles in length, and ...

... examina- tion of the fort ed several fissures on the top of the which was weighted with 120 tons of scrap iron, while the brickwork was in places iments were con- slightly bulged. Later on the ex tinued, this time against the fort, 16ft. of mason strengthened ...

... De Page, the surveyor to the Local Board, produced samples of the mortar used, which he had taken from the joints of the brickwork, in the presence of the defendant, and which mortar was utterly unfit for the purpose, and contained straw, shavings, feathers ...

... Gr#en. The present drinking fountain would be removed to the east-end the square, and covered oyer with a canopy of dressed brickwork of the. same order of architecture as the Session House. The space pro* poaed to be occupied could be readily spared, -as ...

... which supported fee roof, and rending fee massive timber beams which rested upon them into splinters. At fee same time the brickwork and masonry of fee furnaces, with their contents of molten iron, and the burning coals from their fires, completed fee apalling ...

... heard, and instantly the chimney tottered over and fell on the wall, and before the crowd had time to escape the mass of brickwork was on them. The scene was of the most heartrending description. In place of the one voice which bad been heard just before ...