... hop-merclrant to prevent any suspicion) they fuund. it extremely well fitted up, and a very large copper still, fixed in brickwork, with still, -worms, wormn tubs, vats, and wash backs, containing 1200 gallons of wash; they also found be- ween 300 and ...

... dces wide. Ins ide measure, engine-house, ten feet t wide, 3() feet long, and 30 .1et high to the top of s tj the arch-t'he brick-work three fcet thick- the quan- f c- 1tity of bricks consumned upwairds of 300,000. This of I engine wnds the coal up an inclined ...

... feet. The whole of the shaft is constructed of brickwork in cement, and the cylinders are also lined with the aine miaterial. At the depth of 243 feet a guide-pipe was inserted and secured with brickwork, and the boring commenced wtith pipes of 14 inches ...

... will consist of orrnamental hargehoarding, ais will also the three principal entrances, giving to the ax li Ion' line oif brickwork a most varied, pleasing, andpc-- teresque effect. The schlool-roomis, which will ho 183 feet in height, will each icontain ...

... wonderful that he escained 'a ith life, consideriln an the avwfinl situation in xvhich hle was placed, nvith a teight of a- brickwork to snnstuill n whiici seemne mnorn ithint suficierln to ?? tile stron_ est mornlni finame to atoons. The astounding natl ...

... at the top of the chim- ney at the time, ?? in the work. Finding it going lhe leaped off, hut was followed by the mass of brick-work, ra and thrown with tremendous violence into the water, at Lone corner of the reservoir, a great weight of briclks fall- ...

... Accident.-OnMondavse'ennight, at the Ithchurt., a young man named Adam iMoodie, lost ar Fs his life at the Inverltithinz brickworks. It appears he ith :o lwmas worlhing at the great wheel, of four tons weigLht, for Si grinding- and refining the fire clay ...

... Three 9>6th Mlid four 7 -8th sparn macdrills, and Foreleg SMn- ?? Cast-floe Flue, wfith unew stone pot, door, tars, ansi brickwork. 9t Pritcing Ta~bles, etich with teering stage, roller's, sand colour- Six C ft-iron Stores ciml Pipes. 1,CyCviTit r Drying ...

... kitchen about two o'clock. anld I heard a rumblitig noise. On tuiring rmy head to see swhat was the niatter, I perceived the brick-work giving way at the back, and iristantly the water rushed in, forcing me thlrongh the ceiling into the frotit parloor. Afterwtards ...

... which forms thep approachi from Ashford, and tlb which occasioned the loss ofa, life. The late heavy rains to sanped the new brickwork mied caused about 40 feet of the p approach to a bridge to give way ; one of the workmen it employed was buried in the ruins ...

... house No. 3, John Street, I-oaton, and having obtained admission, on the ground floor they found a copper still, set in brick-work, which appeared to have been recently nsed, a quantity of molasses, spirits, sev-ral utensils used in distillation, and ...

... creeping fig formrs a carpet upon the walls, and water se plants start up from tiny basins curiously contrived in the solid brickwork. By turning a screw, a stream of d limpid water flows down a rock, from whose crevices Ih start up ferns and !ycopods, and ...