... town, met with a severe accident on Monday, at Saddler's Mills, a portion of which are being rebuilt, and a mass of the old brickwork gave way and fell on his back, rendering him insensible, and causing such serious internal injuries that his recovery is ...

... tie new reservoirappeared, and complained of being unfairly treated by a servant of the board, who had damaged some of the brickwork. A long debate ensuled, and the matter in dispute was referred to the surveyor. 'heqles were then signed, and the meeting ...

... earlier aqueducts were generally beneath the ground. The noble arcades of the aqueducts, containing, perhaps, the finest brickwork in the world, crossed the |Canpagna, or flat open country, for the last seven miles into Rome, in two parallel lines about ...

... very clearly. There had been a leakage at the last circumferential seam of the shell at the bottom wvhere it bore upon the brickwork, and the plates had been c roded nearly through for a length of 3aut. Indeed, at this point the plates were less tho n 1i ...

... now. Re was at ocu apprebended, The womaniseia averyprecarmnus- state. A man nam~ed George Cooper, a laboulrer at TIees Brickworks, Stockton, was apprehended no Saturday night en a chargeof omurdering hiaseon, whose body7 was found floating in a pond ...

... about eighty feet of the slated roof and carried it several feet northwards, tearing away a considerable portion of the brickwork. Some men and horses had a narrow escape. ...

... struck a stack of chimnueys at the Lord Stanley pablichouse, Sandriugham-roeld, yezt Hackney, displacing a quantity of the brick-work and greatly alarming the inmates. A farm labourer iamre Michael M'Gurkin, 19 years of age, while engaged sprinkling lime ...

... will be brickwork. The batteries will be composed of earthwork, '30 feet thick, rising nine feet above the lerelof the eastern pier. The e dimensions of the works are 112-feet-from each of the angles in the interior. The magazines are of brickwork, and 50 ...

... of the value of 2s. (d., the property of Mr. F. Greenwood. The defelldallts had been employed under Mr. Pride to do the brick-work of two new houses being built in Prince's- street for the complainant. A quantity of bricks were missed, and, the defendants ...

... the opposite side of the nar-I row street, struck the house No. 6, the sharp edge of the boiler cutting a gash along the brick-work, and descending with full force, battered in nearly the whole of the front, and fell in the garden. The bodies of the three ...

... thae the boiler was filled with cloth. Greataamnage, however, was IE caused, the boiler being blown to pieces,- and the brick-work being earried ia all oirections. The St. bodiesof the two men who were killed were men found on the roof of a nortion of ...

... simply re- moved his own property. The copper was not a fixture M within the meaning of the Act, being let in flush with the brickwork, and could be taken out and replaced at plea- sure.-Mr. Ginger proved having sold a copper to the de- q fendant on the 8th ...