... pany agreed for convenience that the amount should -pass through the aecounts of Messrs, Peters, who were undertaking the brickwork at %be Tower -building.-It appeared that Messrs. Peters had a large Olaim against the Tower Com- pany, and in July lest-this ...

... builder, of Viaduct-street, Openshaw, was sent to the works of the defendant company, with other men, to remove certain boiler brickwork, to enable the company's men to remove two boilers. To keep the boiler in position certain packing was done as it was raised ...

... period. On the evening of the explosion oft I examined the boiler, and observed that one of the flanes con had burst, and the brickwork of the chimney connected with gat( it was broken. The flues are circular, and run through the Ma boiler. They are of iron ...

... very sorry for wha he had done, iL friends Uled In the Worth of Engtand, and he had gone to Walel to hie brother, who had brickwork,. His brother And he, however, did not agree, and after receiving mome money he came to Liverpool to seek for employment ...

... ef forhim an fondhim in a cellar. UVon seeing the ofh sae fi the law, the young plunderer made his beswpe shoon gs use Of brickwork lot oau adoining house, hut hes to ilfD Reeiig further Information, the officers wen ~ It the ?? ln-ain SawneypoPesItreet-Pa ...

... rles themselves liable to a penalty of £100 ; he levied a con penalty of £5 and ordered the defendants to make thie ox- brickwork of the required thickness within the space of M ing ten days. ere THE BaOOKLAND GARDENS.- RIesT OF POSSESSION. em on Mon ...

... t1'ae ude ek ran out of the mill into the yard s- were the exploded boiler, stood, and saw a great deal of Al h19 mattered brickwork, hut owing to the. steam I did not at first h is perceie thai the boiler was remioved. I saw Fuller in one fe ig crne f the ...

... o'clock struck, and-shortly after the dreadful procession emerged from a small door in the inner side of a sqlire piece of brickwork which rests on the east end of tde prison roof. To reach this height a long and steep flight of stairs had to he ascended ...

... em- ployed and paid witness fordoingthework.-Mr.- Oakley, bricklayer, wrns'next examined, and stated that he did, thel -brickwork-at Mr. Rossall's shop. The plaintiff paid hinm for the 'work. The shop -pillar rested upon a niece ofl -rotten timer, as ...

... exceeding X60tt icr for that purpose. The engineering work will be performed by Mr. to Peter Leigh, of Salford, and the brickwork by the prisoners. gre ike r Le OnT. BRANDT, Chairman. t4. The adoption of the report was seconded by Mr. N.b bis WoRTHIGoTON ...

... young woman, was in the service of a gentleman residing at it Alderley in Cheshire, and the defendant was a r-contractor for brickwork. In the year 1863 the defendant paid plaintiff considerable attention and f visited her frequently, giving. her friends to ...

... whoswarm about the roadway. The he ad signal box itself is in a dilapidated state, and y- the men are at work restoring the brickwork hr as to its foundation. This, like the other work pro- bn ceeding at all points, has been carried on inces M se santly ever ...