... situation was ill-adapted for such works, and that the smoke, noise, and the probable danger from the boiler, were very objectIonable, and constituted a great public nuisance. The coals generally used at such works was of a common sort, and necessarily ...

... arnd~languiE, of newest Gods sent for anddelivered within follr mses ofthe Works. Alneby post Will meet withimmediate attention, addressed : : SAMUEL WHITFIELD, VIADUCT WORKS, OXFORD STREET, is SAMUEL SANSUM, PLUMBER, GLAZIER, AND PAINTER, 19, BRISTOL ...

... Adams, Wahsalt . ;62,600 0 0 ,, ?? Works 2,600 0 0 ,,Wolverliamptea Banking Company, old account ?? 10,000 0 0 ,,Holds second mortgage on Albert Works ?? 10,000 .. 0 0 Amount to be paid in full, viz. Rent of Albert Works ?? .£875 0 o 'axes, about ?? 125 ...

... to a work- man named James Holding. Mr. Woodcock told the Magistrates that he ought not to have been summoned as defendant, because he was merely the agent of Mr. Stephen Hipkins, for whom the defen- dant had been employed. He also said the work charged ...

... some years in Birmingham studyingarohsitecture, astiepupil of Thomas Rickman. MELANCHOLY DEATH OF Two SISTERS BY POISON.- Last week Mary Sloan, daughter of William Sloan, sexton, parish of Kirkabreck, who had been ailing for some time, on application to a ...

... failed, and there arose a steady demand for gold in Ireland. In a single week above a million of gold was sent to Scot- land, and £280,000. to Ireland; and in the space of four weeks the drain of gold caused by the Scotch and Irish demand exceeded two millions ...

... present month. I was unhappy enough to confide in its guidance this day, and being desirous of journeying as far as Stoke Works, near Bromsgrsve, I arrived at the ?lew Street Station dye minutes before the time at whichI the. A. B. C. stated the train ...

... thitrteen weeks' rent at a glance is given. The book cannot 'be mistaken for one of a dif- ferent nature, the words 'Bent Book. appearing 'at front and :back. Each book explains itself-to the tenant as well .as .the collector, a quester being worked out on ...

... SUCCESS. SIXTH WEEK, AND POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK BUr TWO.I GALLERY OF ILLUSTRATION, NEW STREET, BIRMINGHAM. PELL'S OPERA TROUPE (nine in number) willeontinue their elegant DRAWING ROOM ENTERTAIN- 1ENT EVERY EVENING till further Notice. SECOND WEEK or ' rM ...

... crowning year after year the works of ?? painters-and buyiag year af ter year ?? pic- tures. The fact has been patent-the reason unknown. But the consequence has been that artists of the natural school have refused to send their works for exhibition in Liverpool ...

... you allude to. I set the brakes three quarters of an hour, at least, before the accident, and watched thes effect carefully, until I was obliged to leave the machine, for thle first time for two hours, to visit the hold and the electrical room, and to ascertain ...

... blown out, but the forges are at work, coal being found elsewhere. At the Gadley Works the colliers on strike are about 900. At the Blaengwaur from 800 to 900 men are out of employ, and at the Cwvingract iron fur- naces work is also suspended. The Merthyr ...