... were accepted :_ Brickwork-Mifr. John Lyons, a respectable Dissenter, Masonry-Mr. John Tomkinson, ditto, Plumbing-Mr. J. Clarke, one of ?? of Friends, Slating-Mr. Edmund Burne, Carpentry-S. and J. Holme, whose tender for the brickwork was rejected because ...

... Cresswell Steamship, Limited (the steamship Cresswell having been sold). The Amstralasian Shipn' Conmp, Limited. Hndoa's Brickworks Limited. NiDINC.DUP ORDERS MIDEM THE COX- PA-WM ACTS. he Endich eister Company Limited. 40, King- street. London. The G ...

... Ramsden, AppletreeswiRk, Yorkshire, inn- tc keeper. P William A. Davison, Oounah's Quay. Flintshire, : late manager of a brickworks. d Joseph B. Chadwick, Saltcoata, Sandside, near Ulverston, farmer. le Henry Sanderson, Sculcoates-lane, Kingston-upon. ...

... coast of the island, which are said to be of 3 fmer quality than those produced in Formosa. 'The nuts are first dried in a brickwork tank, thb under which a slow fire is kept constantly t burning, and are then crushed by a horizontal roller, forming the ...

... tunnel were by the brickwork re- minded of the great works of antiquity still in existence rather than the tiny works of modern days. Any person conversant with engineering would go away, after looking at the depth of the brickwork which was to line the ...

... satisfaction, r during the past half-year. The main tunnels have 11 been well advauced, and are lined as they proceed wvith brickwork in cement; the lengths driven to this date being as follows -Liverpool, 260 yards; Birkeahead 320 yards, making a total aggregate ...

... persons taken out; they were both del arty dead. The brickwork, the joists, and the boarding had CoD [ do, fallen over them. I found the centre arches had fallen eni the in, and that the brickwork on one side of the arches had in 0 the fallen down. The ...

... crrnbuetirn cbamber in the port bhiler, which r'ise to a pressure suffcient to lift one of the iron top plates, with the brickwork bridge, from its ecating. Vent being thus given to the steam, it escaped ipto the two aid-nip flre-plecec of the port boiler-do ...

... casemate embrasures are uninjured. On landing the wharf we perceived that the granite oopings had suffered more than the brickwork, and tbat the stone had split up and splintered where was struck. The ingenuity cf the defenders was evident even here. They ...

... Connah's Quay Ir Bailway Company, which crosses over the main road leading from Northop to Hawirden, It was stated that the brickwork of the bridge was recently repaired, but fresh cracks had appeared, and an additionsl danger was caused by bricks i falling ...

... Melbou-ne, Derbyshire, boot, and shoe manufacturers. Thomas Porter and T. C. Slaney. trading as Porter and Co., the London-road Brickworks, Leek, Staffords~hre. brick and pipe-manufacturers. a (Etr-et fe Edinburqk. Gazette, Dtc. 14). James Merry, F. G. Merry ...

... retirements the act of Parliament. The first information »ak thai the Wall was not the required and the seoeod was that tbe brickwork was no! properly bound together In with the section the act. «a' 4 Mr. wen. the two walls could not considered w one wall ...