... 30 feet 6 imiches in diameter, by 163 feet deep-the puddle to ha sunk 10 feet, with IS itiches stone-work} and 18 inches brick-work, ficed with fire-brick of the famous manu facture of George Sloan & Co., Coalisland. The gas-lbolder tank is to be finished ...

... from one chamiber to another in a circle, each becomning filled, burnt, and cooled in tmrn. Leavin Mer. Moore's extensive brickworks, the party drove to Pordys- born through¢, Nevtownbreda. Having walked through the grounds, they were shown over the gardens ...

... the position of them, led to the belief that at the time the man was smitten he was running in a stooping position by the brick-work, as if to avoid the action of the fire. Afterward, on the roll being called, however, it was found that another hand was ...

... coperations. The maen. svsre vorkiag at i the eud of the oneniug. n-here temnporary stavs are pat np pending the erection of brickwork. At alsout four o&clock in the morning a fall of earth took place. borying a man named John M'Quaide. who resided in ?? S ...

... the south sec- .tion is the barbers and shoeblacks' room, 18 feet by 16 feet, the walls in Vrench grey I and ivory glazed brickwork. Then there are rooms in vxhich the lodgers may if they Ichoose wash their own garments, bathroolhi, and feet-washing rooms-a ...

... Messrs. Coates and Young to erect a bniler, all complete, LC- cording to specified dimensions, tor £294 13s 7d, in- cludingt brickwork, was accepted. rn the correspondence was a letter from the Com- missioners dlesiring to ltnow if it would bh advisable to ...

... 'wall. It ise composed of the very largest slbs of granite set on edge, 2fb. thick, and backed ni. by a massive wail of brickwork nearly 4ft. thiek,'apd laid in Portland cement, While ex- - coavtlng iungerford -the soil was removed to a depth 'of ?? feet ...

... MALICIOUS INJURIES. M r. EM 'Cormick summoned a lad at James Murray for maliciously destroying green bricks at Bog Hall Brickworks on the, inst. Mr. Thamas Murphy, a clerk in the ens>r ment of the complainant, p-roves to having served the defendant at ...

... injured. In Lambeth tuvo houses wvere partially unroofed, and the falling mlaterials in one of them pulled downu part of the brickwork of the %wall. No ono wa5s injured. At Wandsworth several new houses hove been greatlv damagedc; and in Battersea -New Town ...

... ped packing establish- ments in this country. Al the vwork, as far as possible. has been done by, Keokuk mechanics. The brickwork vwas done by Peter Lamaster. The building is covered Nvith a tar and gravel roof put on by Buss Bros., of this city, while ...

... plate-glass windfws at side. Above the granite work the building is car- ried ont principally of white Scotch stone, with red brickwork between same. Over the shop facia is a moulded stone cornice, enriched vwithl dentils, the windows above this being grouped ...

... Over the door on the right hand side is the only indication of the sacred character of the place-a cross formed in the brickwork. The interior is of corresponding width with the outside, but is very deep. On the whole the edifice must have been in its ...