... s as Steeplejack. Miss Whitehouse, a schoolmistress at Far Cotton Schools, Northampton, climbed the chimney of the Vigo Brickworks, on Saturday, and walked round the steeplejack’s scaffolding at the top, a height of 250 feet. She was provided with a line ...

... Graphic, St. Mary’s Street, Coventry. GOOD Bricklayers and Bricklayers’ labourers are required for building arches and other brickwork of bridge on L. and N.W.R. near Brinklow. Apply on the job or to Inspector Mucklett, Permanent Way Dept., Bridge Street Station ...

... months. While the child was playing on the pavement near its home a trap driven by Grewcock ran into & wall. A portion of the brickwork collapsed and fell on the child who succumbed three days later. Grewcock stated that in attempting to pass a furniture van ...

... will probably be more popular than ever. i Blasting Fatality. While engaged in blasting operations at We! ster’s Railway Brickworks on Stoney Stanton Road, Coventry, on Monday, a labourer named Frank Parker, of 8, Bright Street, was struck on the head ...

... Police Court on Monday, Frank Peet, labourer, Cook Street, was charged with assaulting P.c. George Webb whilst in Webster’s Brickworks, Stoney Stanton Road, on the 3rd inst. The officer fonnd Peet on the premises at 12.45 a.m. and ordered him to go. Peet ...

... in the hard paving material. A heavy beam struck the house 270, Arbury Road just below a bedroom window, bulging in the brickwork, and causing much damage to the interior «f the room. Great pieces of plaster were shaken frcm the walls, some of the debris ...

... the Fund. Enquiries showed that her husband had not been in the Hospital and had been working from October 29 at a local brickworks. In Court he stated that he is now earning 375. per week. The Chairman said that the woman was apparently entitled to the ...

... Iron Company, Ltd. ; Mr. Harry Mitcheson, of the Baddesley Collieries trustees ; Mr. C. F- Jackson, Exhall Collieries and Brickworks’ Ltd. ; Mr. J. A. Grayston, of the Glascote Colliery Company, Ltd. ;7 Mr. Edward F. Melly, of the Griff Colliery Company ...

... Mrs. Caroline Hood, grandmother of Lord Hood, the owner. “ HOUSKEHOLDER (Gosford Green). — A range, although fixed in brickwork, is a tenant’s fixture, and, as such, does not become a part of the freehold or leasehold. W. SMITH (Bedworth).—Warwickshire ...

... from the fact that it is built on arches or bows, which form the crypt. The present crypt is Norman, but some old Roman brickwork built into the walls may be remains of a Roman church on the site. The church itself was destroyed in the Great Fire, and ...

... 140 ft. long, stands near the Church, and though formerly a magnificent apartment, presents now, surrounded as it is by brickwork, the appearance of a large barn. It was originally framed wholly of timber, and divided by large wooden pillars into three ...

... borne by the Colliery Company. After the loyal toast, Mr. W. H. Smith, under-manager, proposed the ¢ Exhall Colliery and Brickworks Ltd., and the Directors.” He said it was the fifth dinner,and the fifth year of the new company’s ownership, and in those ...