... inlan d, at a spot known as the Green-lane. Both the shafts are lined with brickwork, built upon circular iron girders, and as the excavation proceeds the rings sink as the brickwork; is extended from the summit of the shafts. It is anticipated that fresh ...

... as before, and iron heading platei employed to t keep up the roof. These plates were curved to the a outer circle of the brickwork, and were 1ft. wide E each, They were supported at each second ring I by braces resting on the pilot. The iron poling I boabrds ...

... is lined with brickwork of Catty- brook bricks, the invert and part of the sides being faced with vitrified bricks, to resist the greater wear caused by stones and other material brought down by the Froom. The thickness of the brickwork varies from 9 ...

... AVONMOUTTH. The Committee confirmed the acceptance by the Works subcommittee of the tenders of Mr U. A. alayes for concrete, brickwork, and foundations, and that of Messrs Lysaght for galvanised iron work, for the fruit store to be erected at Avonmouth for ...

... from outside by 1e brickwork. In one of these houses two men were it engaged in washing nitroglycerine to get rid of f the free acid, when at about ten minutes past tour an explosion occurred, blowing the building, the outside brickwork, and the ocoup3nts ...

... were rewarded at five o'clook yeiterday morning by the disoovery of Fire. man Sprague, whto was burled beneath a mass of brickwork, Aithough he had been entombed for teo bourn he was alive, but terribly Injured. He was taken to Kin'.s Crees Hospital. At ...

... construction is reported. As regards the Stroud branch it is stated that one-half of the earthwork, and the same proportion of brickwork in bridges and viaduct are done. 'Ihe Beleize Second Tunnel is completed, and wvas opened for traffic on the 3rd inst. The ...

... and J. Wood- bridge. Ist class in the ordinary grade; C, H. Arnold and T. G, Elano, 2nd class in the ordinary grade, In Brickwork and Masonry-W. H. Cowlin, inn., 2nd class in the heniurs grade; II. XV, G. Tanner, 2nd class in the honours grade; P. N. ...

... more than the ground plan of the scheme, and argued that half the expense could be saved by having 4jin, instead of 9iD, brickwork. MrY9LLNDexplained that the Government Inspector compelled them to have the drains of Oin. work, owing to the rush of water ...

... miles. Referring to the progross Of the ne- works on band it is stated that one-fiftil of te ateV and about onc-sixth of the brickwork in midgs wor viaduct of the Stroud branch are finished, i hp n steady progress has been made during the Past half. ar. About ...

... keen attention. There are shown sped mens of artificers' drawings, plumbers' work, aietj working, carpentry and joinery, brickwork and masonry, and modelling, and in each inmtoncetbe work has been turned out in a manner that will be sure to earn commendations ...

... marvellous escape, as the engine was going at a high rate of speed when It came In contact with the fallen Iron girdera and brickwork, wilch caured It to leeve the metals and plough itO way for some distance among the debris, It appears that a portion of ...