... assisting, and had scarcely been drawn up for the second time, when the crown of the well, weighing more than half a ton of brickwork, fell in a l so . The task of disinterring the poor man Waine became now doubly difficult, few indeed expecting, when completed ...

... fire-shovel in his hand, he was blown,-together with the shutter which overlapped the lower part of the window and some of the brickwork, right across the canal, and through a row of strong palings on the other side of the water—a distance of upwards of 140 ...

... Buenos en says- enera osas, e ex- , Great Western lOO 86 -87 . 371 61 6GI as he was able • and there are also marks on the brick-work - carriage of a train on the York and North Midland Railway, un- , . . • • Avres has presented Mr. F. W. Nives, hair-dresser ...