... with it still further discoveries. Officer Rice, in arranging the things in the laboratory, found in a recess formed by the brickwork of the furnace and chimney, a tea chest apparently filled with specimens of minerals, but emitting a strange odour. He at ...

... with it still further dis coveries. Officer Rice, in arranging things in the laboratory, found, in a recess formed by the brickwork of the furnace and chimney, tea-chest, apparently filled with specimens of minerals, but emitting strange odour. He at once ...

... HOUSES, situate in St. Auu'sstreet, Peter-street, Westminster, comprising sound timber and tittings of the usual description, brickwork, paving, and other effects. May be viewed the day previous, and Catalogues had o - . the Premises; at the Offices of Messrs ...

... was ?? Sanderson, who deposed as follows : — lam a labouring man, and was assisting during last night in repairing some brick-work about a steam engine boiler belonging to Mr. George Openshaw, at Over Darwen. About a quarter after three o'clock this morning ...

... external /rntur-.i b ...

... the appearance of a huge well, and the skip has ample room to oscillate as it swings up or down along the f greenish slimy brickwork. i The system of working pursued in Staffordshire e depends upon the thickness of the seam. The ten- yard seam is, as its ...

... youreelf, wed consist t ; and to resolutions tor the poe ra) be wos on tee ground, Verdict Ace | “ » isthe quanticice oF brickwork, Hoong, rout &e., which wri Year wit the tus ess of whieh Oa the same day aningvest was bed at Lyme Reais, dee othe ot Martha ...

... EIRE PROOF SAFES, BOOKCASES, CHESTS, Sic . made entirely of atronr »rim»ht iron, ,f effectually to rc-aist the falling of brickwork, timber. Sir lire, and are also perfectly secure from the aitacka iti mote ‘’cHUBbVcaSH AND JAPAN DEED BOXES wills Jflector ...

... glass-works the inventor, where any one may see it. hat first strikes you, when you see it, is the fact that it has bed of brick-work, but rests independently upon legs of its own. The dour being opened, you see the back of the furnace, mouth of a flue. ...

... river Tyne, iu the glass-worke of the inventor, hat first strikes you, when you see it, is the fact that it bas no bed of brick-work, but of itsown. rests independently upon le, The door ing opeued, you see, at the back of the farnace, the mouth of a flue ...

... non-conductors of heat, and secured by Chubb's Patent Detector Locks, will resist in tense heat, the falling timbers and brickwork case of fire, or the skill and force of the most tcrmined bunrtar. Their fireproof qualities are well known, and have been ...

... any water at all it cannot stop them, hut must lee can-ted forward. The next point is, that as sewers are made of arched brickwork, and are in inany eases very light, if you the sewer, and have any head of water above the sewer, you will blow it up, as ...