... 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 ...

... and another £25,000 on buildings, workshops, drains, dm., about £lO,OOO in developing it, including tram line, railway, brickwork, I The £llO,OOO now asked by the General was the £30,01.10 • year for two years which the I General said at first would ...

... of the building is constructed on iron columns encased in concrete, and the iron girders have been similarly treated. The brickwork has been finished in cement, ornamented with columns and circularheaded window*. Great care has been exercised in providing ...

... 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 ...