... width of the ring, 11 feet ; depth, 3 feet. On this foundation are erected 780 cubic yards of brickwork, also in Portland cement. ‘This evlinder of brickwork is 18 feet in height, with an average thickness of 7 feet, carrying the entire structure of outer ...

... *the material is also applicable and better adapted to many purposes for which marble, slate, lath and plaster, or internal brickwork are now used.” I'be price to the public is to be “considerably less than the present cost of wood work.” Amongst the objects ...

... eylindrical form, and is terminated by bemispherical or nearly hewiispherical ends. The boiler is set in its « ...

... the course has been successfully kept, and the work has progressed with certainty and deupeu:h. . The tunnel is lined with brickwork throughout, and the floor is being paved with Seyssel asphalte of Pyrimont. The arrangements made by Claridge's Asphalte ...

... three large holdfasts which supported a box in the corner of his cell, rolled his bed up, and, standing on it, torn away the brickwork above a massive arch which spans one side of the cell. Access was thus obtained to one of the hot-air flues, which permeate ...

... the shingle, ke down the stays, swept off large Lmrtium of the buildings nearest to the beach, carried away some of the brickwork, and undermined the sheds nearer the cliff, and for 50 yards entirely broke down both lines of rails. The wreck from the ...

... Caousties' RarLway.—The repairs on the line Letween Cambridge and Norwich are being vigorously proceeded with, Substantial brickwork is being built at some of the woeden bridges pronounced by the government inspector to be in a dangerous eondnfl)n 3 and one ...