... Aberdeen. The pn-nizr- clalmed £226 in respect of the failnre by te i dcend.z to implement a con-racc for erecting exaLersive brickworks at a oust of £S59. HEe Lh-' mlde oan offrr, aid it was n m'epred. bart he refusedI W-s exeoute i, and pursuers accepted ...

... week; (8) that taking together the wages earned by tho applicant and those earned by the! tbree eldest dauvghtcrs at the brick-work, thei income brought into the hosse per week was at . least ;£2 10s 6d, while now it is more by the | fourth daughter being ...

... the Water-W~orks Clauses Act to lay thle1 cr. pipe. The complainers state that the respon-X ?? pro pose to cot into the brick-work of the C 'hr bridge, which will weaken it and endanger ire I stbliy and might result in very serious. V damage to the c ...

... makers, Boneybridge, 4agaist, a valuation of £250250 proposed tdi.b6-put onL their -works. Ap- icipeelants conte nded' that 'brick-works should not A b beoon the, 1 oat' -all. --That had' been decided in th te Court 6f'-Session last -year on a question withith ...

... I The First Division were informed of the settle- ment of a couple of actions brought against I T I'homas Gibb & Sons, Brick-Works, Bishop- briggS. KatherinO Carroll, Pottery Buildints, Cleland, received £40 and expenses for the loss; I of a finger, and ...

... comnpany. because the other contracting perties xx iould not consent. Thle firm, it is stated, re- -tetined possession of the brickw~ork, and it cx- F= it plained that the defender has been all alongj wtlvling to pay the pursuers the value of the tt is ork ...