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... BRICKWORKS. ' The extensive Brickworks—combining aU the latest improvements, and designed that the manufacture is earned continuously throughout the year—are believed to be the most complete and perfect in existence. Thera have already been upwards of ...
... BRICKWORK. • APRACTICAL treatise on brickwork, setting forth the principles of the art of cutting and setting, has been published by Messrs. Lockwood and Co. in their series of rudimentary works. Mr. F. Walker, certificated by the Science and Art Department ...
... BRICKWORKS DEPARTMENT. SNEYD COLLIERY AND BRICKWORKS CO. (LIMITED), ...
... ARCHITECTURAL BRICKWORK. CHIMNEY SHAFTS--FIXE LININGS. WE have been showing how many and various are the combinations that can be made in the brick construction of chimneys, as they serve to illustrate the ...
... ARCIIITECTURAL BRICKWORK.- CIIIIINEYS.-COMBINATIONS OF FLUES. N our last article wo showed a few of the combinations which can be made in shaft construction. The last form wo illustrated (E E, p. 360) represents alternate courses of a single flue, a form ...
... BRICKWORK IN COMPRESSION. TILE subsidence or failure of lofty chimneys, erected for chemical works and factories, might profitably suggest the importance of collecting data relative to the highest direct pressure which shafts of masonry and brickwork ...
... BRICKS AND BRICKWORK.• TIMBER, stone, earth, are the three materials most used by the builder in all parts of the world. Where timber is very plentiful, as in Norway or Switzerland, it is freely used, even though other materials are obtainable, and seems ...
... BRICKWORKS DEPARTMENT. AND APRIL 20, 1883. ...
... Mason and brickwork :— Simpson, R., Leith £1,879 0 0 Fingzies, A. and W., Leith.. 4683 0 0 Melrose, J., Leith 1,575 0 0 Watson and Sons, Edinburgh 1.539 0 0 Baxter, W., Leith 1,500 0 0 Thynn, J., Leith 1,330 0 0 Shanks, 1., Leith (accepted) ...
... BKQUIRB NO BRICKWORK. Burn Coal or Wood, Conrumo > ro- marlublj small quantity of fuel. CURE SMOKY CHIMNEYS. Thu Bast and Most Economical Store for small Families, and as an auxiliary for larger. THE “CEM.” 12, BUILDINGS, STATION ROAD. KILBURN. REMOVAL ...
... progress , , brickwork he tunnel is built, l—the ballasting is permanent way excavation still about 5,000 yards the permanent 4 out. During and the of and ...
... ARCHITECTURAL BRICKWORK. 'a called the accumulators, receive the sludge by the action of a vacuum ; from them it is forced by air pressure into eleven speciallydesigned filter presses on the upper floor of the building, where it is pressed into cakes ...