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... oould have worked ten minnteI a longer they woald have pulleb all the defective brickwork ?? Henry Rennedy said the accident happened in conseeneof some of tr the brickwork he iron b Ig upn n fallin upon tbesoaffold. oneof tbeinexpeted w; the brick work ...

... was broken th by the collision. 2 Robert Jones, fireman at the pit in question, I father of one of the deceased, said the brickwork m bulging had been in the same state during the five til years witness had wvorked there. H~e had not bad 15 doubts as to ...

... was to do t*e Id brickwork of the premises for a stipulated surn. This builder, DA however, abandoned 'the work, and the plaintiff subsequenitly he entered Into a verbal contract with the defendaut, who engged e;s to docthe brickwork for w 16M., Crow ...

... window while the train was still in the fiat- roofed :portion of the tunnel, for his head came into violent contact with the brickwork of the arch at the point where the arched portion of the tunnel begins. There is a great deal of blood on the arch at this ...

... solkli-.or.'-1.-. g scoutor, Mr. Richard Shortland, said he was a t.: :: and proprietor of Sasdhihls brickworks. Tb' who was manager of the brickworks, had a : whatever to endorse cheques or to si' - prosecutor's) name. The two cheques prey - nendorsed ...

... Scarborough, on Thursday, when Mmrs Mary Anne Wasell sought a maintenance order against her husband, George Willi Wassell, - brickworks manager, Gris- thorpe In December last Mrs. Wassail had ob- tained an order for 10s. weekly against Wassell, but a fortnight ...

... butler to a gentle- - man living in Harley-street, hilas been sentenced to - 20 vears' penal servitude. n At the Park Brick-works, Sheffield, on Wedne7- ; day, William Whitworth, labourer, 18 rears of age, was dragged between two cog-whe$l3 of a abr ...

... It was ascertained. tht the rope had sipped from three clamps ifastenedonebehdgear owing, it is suppo Ito a quantity of brickwork giving way. Th e jury returned a verdict of Accidental death,' and recomm en ded th at inl future six Clap aoud be N need ...

... 3; a -A young woman employed at the shop said the 2J )u place had been entered the previous night by 3. he taking out the brickwork underneath a window i 0z Id the backyard. The property stolen was worth £30 1 of or ?? was remanded seven days. 3 ly Soc~rzNG ...

... when a loud explosino immediately a, followed. The window of the house was blovn out, .e the door was *wrecked, and the brickwork was a. carried away. The two children were very scrioudly r. burnt about the face and bands, and tbe room was a covered with ...

... giving the judgment of the court, ter- said that the applicants were the owners or occupiers ,an- of the collieries and brickworks on the Buckley rand Conahs Quay Railway. The respon- ohn dents, the Wrexham, Mold, and Connah's igh- Company worked this ...