... are- s 1. It can be carried out by unskilled work- i men; 2. Buildings can be erected with much f greater speed than in brickwork; 5. leoses r way be safely inhabited sooner than those r brick-built 4. It gives permanent buildings i at about the cost ...

... Blackheatd while the rural districts beyond Lewisham, towards Southend a:*. Shortlands, are being covered with acres of brickwork, and ti Chatham line has opened a new station bringing a rural distri: into suburban convenience. This station, called ...

... Creot and Change, in the Saone- et-Loire, the artillery polygones at Villedieu Creusot, le Hoc, Havre and flarfleur, and the brickworks at Perreuil. The Creusot works, which are the most important, extend over four kilomrtres. The various sections are connected ...

... occurred in the Vale of- cawyd. blr. George I8romse'y, who has rceently been appointed iwhaucery receiver for the en{iltR brickworks, waS fishing ln the COwya, near Ithuddlan castly, when he m wasf seen to s'iddenly disappear. The body we S recovered at ...

... wvall. T-hree of them 1 - - M. 2. e +th fourth, apparently the U1(11i are2 l ' x!ow directing operatlons, P-; 0if sto the brickwork of the old : ' 'aiich the wind anid rain harl left I .er a tim(e, on the suggestion of one (it T-- ?? the foreaman went to ...

... carried out their work in a highly creditable manner, in conjunction with their sub-contractors, Messrs T. Croft and Sons, brickwork and masonry; Mr W. Dryden, ironfounders' work; Mr Thomas Nickson, seating; Messrs Foster and Son, of Padiham, plasterer's ...

... Bloody Tower, the Wakefield Tower, and the White Vower. The style of architecture is Elizabethan, and the bizarre red brickwork of the structure presents a remarkable contrast with the hoary, ashy-grey of the majestic towers, and the inassive outer ...

... given at £71,227 and that of the wharf, barges, tram'aiway, and light railway, £15,140; while other assets axe as follows: Brickworks £23,055, city colony freehold and leasehold property, £52,516; land for ovai'sea colony not yet in operation, £2,124; machinery ...

... other hand, presuanably at .s both ends, and aimnrnt certainly at one, the s tunnel must have beea finished off by arched brickwork leading out into the open countrr. s If such arch-work has been well destroyed it w will take a long time to repair, and ...

... passage and fore- court. Presently the fotball went over the wall; and Ross was climbing up to get over after it -when the brickwork gabve way and the young man fell, a spike on top of a kate entering his bodcy to the depth of 71.. or Sin;: Hlis eweethsart ...