... completely demolished of floors, joists, beams, and all from the ground to the roof re- moved. A considerable portion of the brickwork of the outer wall was likewise broken down. The mob likewise broke the windows of the Medical iHall, in Surrey-street, and ...

... establishment was forced in, two large panes of plate glass were smashed by the ahafts penetra- K r ting through them, and the brickwork below the D Windows was also damaged, while the horse was Us ce, thrown down on the pavement. RHd the animal o3 rr been of ...

... works, Mr. Sheppard, of London. The building is in the Italian style of architecture; the front is of Bath stone, lined with brickwork ; the dressings of the flank windowvs are also of Bath stone. It contains a public office, with a strong fire-proof room ...

... walls or ceiling4, or even in the papering of the roonis. A series of holes s5K inches square, having been made through the brickwork, close to the ground. at intervals of three feet, all round the house, pieces of timber about four feet long were inserted ...

... tidal finetuatiqos. The walls of the basins are remark- ably 'trong, the lower part being composed of concrete t lined with brickwork, and!the uppertpart'with PdifttinJ stone, bound or coped with granite. The completed works afford 10,000ft. of wharfage apace ...

... remains of the lower gallery and the staircase to it. N HIe explained that the pier supporting the staircase is faced with brick-work of the time of Trajan, who was one of c the Emperors that enlarged the Circus until eventually the I seats round it would ...

... moan pouted water jon the flames all day. Althoughg during thle progress Iof ?? fire severaliheavy falls of flooring and brickwork joccurred, there were- firtutrately io casualties. The ;authorities of the' Loirdoi County Council, however, had !to be ...

... andaGuildford) train. It will he remembered. that the deceasedmwas seen. by, the engine driver to crawl out from behind the brickwork of a bridge, only about 40 yards in advance of the approaching train, and lay his head on the, line of rails, and that either ...

... named line is to be protected by the Company from Bil on- damage by reason of such crossing by means Of additional Olin :ch- brickwork, or such other means as may ho agreed upon eni and between the respective Engineers of the company anod [A4 erthe Corporation ...

... square and three inches thick, the size of two common bricks, so that only half the usual number is required to do a rod of brickwork, and as thsy pay but one duty, and are laid with little more labour than the common brick, work may be executed at a con ...

... created the alarm occurred through the springing of one of the immense piles which are in front of the pier, and support C the brick-work aud masonry, to which they are clasped by barsI of iron let into the stone-work. A previous breaking away of a c part of ...

... which is. common to the 2 in- high and low levels, is 7i furlongs. The main Sa is sewers are chiefly constructed of 9in. brickwork, bil rue with Portland mor tar and cement, to the folb Br na- lowing sizes :-4ft. by 2ft.; 4ft. 2in. by 3ft.3Sin, (either ...