... in the Norley Colliery Company's pit, near Wigan, had a near escape from imminent peril on Monday. About Ave yards of the brickwork in the shafting gave way, and imprisoned nearly 100 colliers for eighteen tours. A means of amps was open, but it was a difficult ...

... died the following morning. It was supposed that deceased was climbing the wall, when she fell, pulling a portion of the brickwork with her. She had no right on the premises at all, and her presence there was unaccountable. Verdict, Accidental death. ...

... Scullery sinks connected direct to drains, admitting a foul air to houses, not only through traps, but through joints of brickwork all mound, as shown by our smoke test. 20. Bell-traps, with loose covers, on scullery sinks connected to drains. 21. Gullies ...

... caused by a fracture of the base of the on the left side. This was an injury very likely to have been caused by a fall upon brickwork. Ile returned a verdict of Accidental death.—Bury and Norwich Post, Sept. 20. A RAILWAY MYSTERY EXPLAINED. The first ...

... first level there were about three feet of water, and here the copper in the Scullery had been lifted by the water from the brickwork which surrounded it, and laid it on the floor, sand a flour-bin containing about two and a hidl sacks of flour was floa t ...

... leaves a wife and child. It is stated that similar accidents have previously occurred at the spot, and that a portion of the brickwork should be removed, as any passenger looking out of a carriage window might meet with his death. An alarming accident happened ...

... Saturday afternoon the boiler of the house No. 43, Grove Road, Rock Ferry, exploded, and portions of the broken metal and brickwork were scattered violently about the kitchen, severely injuring Mrs. Martha Crookes, a widow, the occupier of the house, and ...

... operatives. The walls are mere piers, separating great windows, also of clear and coloured glass, below each of which the brickwork is fashioned into pockets, filled with soil and forming great flower beds planted with climbers, such as taxonia, cobtes ...

... three years. The building trade does not at present employ one-tourth of the men it did in that district, and nearly all the brickworks had closed, the masters in many cases having become bankrupts. The publio-hcruses, however, had not diminished, and were ...

... on the tier of arches. end was a fiat surface composed of four layers: first one of reeds mixed with bitumen; next one of brickwork; then one of lead, and finally, a thick layer et earth, affordi z nA ample depth for the roots of the largest tree. The en ...

... was chairman of the Oldfield Brewery Company, and that he was a big shareholder in the company; another magistrate did the brickwork of the house; another magistrate did the carpentering work, and another was the agent of the Oldfield Brewery Company. What ...

... he had sustained very serious damage to his property. A week or two ago it cost him .Cts to repair the damage done to the brickwork and stones in front of his house. The carnage done this morning was about .45. Mr. Edwards identified the handle of the door-bell ...