... abardoned ; so that it did not prove a serious pecuniary difficulty in the way. The disfigurements caused by. the colliery and brickworks are considerable but it is not anticlirated that they will present serious difficulties. At one side of 3 the ground are ...

... 600 adults i open seats, all of which are to be free. The first contract Is for the tower and spiro and a portion of the brickwork, at a cost of £1,800.; second contract, tfor covering in the building at 21,045.; third contract, for completion of church ...

... noon a serious accident occurred at Moxley, near ilston. It appears that some workmen were engaged at a sandpit when some brickwork fell, and two men, named William Lowe and Thomas Fieldhouse. were partially buried& When they were extricated it was found ...

... string courses. The' brickwork is of the beautiful material of which so much is seen in Berlin; eight comirseesof alteriiate headers a~nd stretchers, theu't bin? band of ornanmental red terra cotta, the joints of the brickwork being %S/in, wide and ponned ...

... can be reached without treading on some other. The walks, In places, are deep-sunken below the aurfaoe, propp4d up with brick-work, to keep' the high-raised earth from crumbling away. On the side towards church Road-the Priory Road end-the soil is actualy ...

... thus to draw your attention to the state of the brickwork of the Great Western viaducts, In Livery Street. It appears to me, tliat on the breaking up of this unuhually severe frost, some part of the brickwork must give way; and if so, no one can estimate ...

... store was con- streteletl pirinciltally of brick ait iron girders, anl whenll tle lntter got hot they gave w lly sit lot tie brickwork down. Thedeniolition of the carriagactory was seen complete. The fire beeatn to spreati, and long before the roof fell in ...

... December. SnERaIUS Auuerul5:ETS AT WVsre' BauR~eVIi. es-etcr]i&y, a yonig woman named Mary Joncs (22), employed at Moss Woods Brickworks, Oldl Eud, West Itronevicll, wai walk. ing downi iuto the manhole wrhen a lalsge qsnoitity of clay fell, partially bilryiscg ...

... painful anxiety to ?? means to preserve themselves, they found an old piece of rope. They secured the end round a hole in the brickwork through which the drain-pipe passed, and a boiler maker named Wads at once pioceeded to lot himself down by taking a turn ...

... 210. 139. II1 oar Ia!, tllercccutarrce of M1r. J. Silvest-r's tenuer foe iu; worlk, et 153l- enrl 'Mr. J. . Clarc ss ?? ?? brickwork, at £316. 7s. 1I., for tire new canal bri dle i, Liehlield Street. A 1o0g discussion took plare ie *e- once to tre bridge ...

... desceuded the pit, and walkedl through tire workings. On arriving again at ktiws firmia, a n iis eitioss wsa made of the duke's brickworks, whore oil tcirrs of bricks ariro boing nsade by sciaunery from the nirtive clay. The coniparny were drivers from these ...

... *The first operations, it appears, ?? to build a cylinder or brickwork 3 feet thick, with cement, upon a circular iron_ driving snoe, and 20 feet diametc- In the clear. Tihle. cylinder of brickwork, by adding on .. '!ie top of It, ancl byotherwise weighing ...