... tanks. The best niaterials for •Isive-ground cisterns are unr:ousbrodly atonewaie and slate. For underground tanks, stone. brickwork, and concrete readily offer awl in every CSae tin. %dills and flow- should be impervious, both to prevent I..akage and lof ...

... If the driver of the carriaga bad allowed a it would have Nen sulfioient.—Thz defendant said he worked for the Chawley Brickworks, and be crowed from Brond-etreet into in the meddle of the rund. and immediately he raw the carriage coming he putl, dto ...

... the Somerset Coal. The Wilts and Berko Canal at one time tarred a good many bricks, and the Somenot Coal Canal supplied brickworks with usual; but srathe on the former was for long very small and some three years ago, while the latter was closed sotue ...

... the amount senctioned the Loral Government Baud. This will be • saying of £22, but the pound wid have to do the necessary brickwork. painting. eta The number of inmate. at ths end of the poet fort. night was 117. as comp.A with 111 for the correntxinding ...

... on the one side, ant Mr. Rowe', on the other, the betug jammed between them. Mr. Rook's well was grazed, and the wood and brickwork at the ccrnes of air. Rowe's premaea was knocked down; the car had to back out coo the Market %t allow Eames said the tar ...

... factories, in which the n.b.nes of childnm employed there. accidents, etc., could be entered. HP visited th t defendant', brickworks Cu May 26th. awl saw the forcman, and asked toe the Act papers. He had made two previous visits, and no papers had been ...

... as to be found? Even had the committee appointed Bricklayer as Clerk of the Work*, he is, I presume. practical only in brickwork , and should a dispute arise between Bricklayer as Clerk the Builder. Mr West would have to decide. When the Architect ...

... itecil the ',hovel, and later a man lialaC4l it to hint. oaring oon cone front Ferndale Road had left Day. of Buzzard's brickworke. said he bought. the shovel for one of the workmen from the defenthint for a oltilling.—lletendant admitted the theft, and ...

... DAMMIE.-11011EY Of No. Mulches Street, IE6 imlon. was summoned by Henry I:. rook. ot Swindon, for sulfiil damage to the brickwork of a house in course of erection to the amount of 1i.,. on May 4th. -The W 404 'raylor ho the defendant with some other young ...

... Western Railway Station at Swindon. . The Ilaterials include a large quantity of faced and Amsted stone to exterior walls, the brickwork to interior walls and to the inner side of exterior walls,* he stone to yard walls, bath stone quoins, coping and windows ...

... intici Iwhc the tower of shich bad b e e n s tr uc k by lightsas ten day. ago unanimest.ly a• the mid twelve feet +roar.. of brickwork oro-les•tve Ltheral eandidee damaged. k. W. M.P. and Mr. It. Lambert Poring a severe thunderstorm which broke M.P. The. will ...

... considerable damage. The lightning struck a stack of chimueys, tearing one of the chimneys away from the others, dislodging brickwork which fell on to the roof, breaking • large number of tiles on both sides of the roof. It also shook down • portion of the ...