... loving. With the young children in play. With the glad hand of the reapers Phiring the rude country fan-, Pent in envious brickwork From good God’s gift of a.r! Fvcn they who slept with the buried, In the green homes that she saw, were their rich loamy ...

... its lofty It may be that London will share the fate of Batiylon, and nothing left to mark site save mounds of crumbling brick-work. Thames will continue flow as it does now. And if any work of art should rise over the deep ocean of time, we may believe ...

... had their haunt in one of the arches of the railway, which they were obliged to reach crawling through small hole in the brickwork. Once there they were perfectly secure, and so great were the precautions they had taken prevent discovery, that the lad ...

... regaled, in it appropriated Visitor*, with rrfteshmentey on the occasion of their having on that day comple ed 800 feet ot the brickwork. The health of the directors, the chief engineet,'Mr Brunei, tmd'ol bft (who had been insturmental in the acconiplishmen: ...

... following night an attempt was made to enter the Cellar of Mr. Simon Tipping, in Church- street, but in the removal of the brick-work, some portion of it coming in contact with a bell, created an alarm, at which the robbers retreated without effecting their ...

... greater commission or brokerage than five shillings for every XIOO, liable penalty of £2O, anJ six months’ imprisonment. If brickwork is allowed become perfectly in summer and served with a coat of boiled oil, moisture will ever go through it again. The ...

... and therefore no further apprehensions accident are entertained from this cause ; still however, there arc large masses brickwork which still remain upon the summit of the wall, from which danger is very probable to arise, and therefore person is allowed ...

... strongly displayed, was Mr. Henry Wells, a surgeon, residing in the neighborhood. No sooner was an entrance through the brickwork effected, than this gentleman, with a want of forethought, which is surprising, whsn his profession is recollected, once ...

... girder was a few feet higher than the body of the engine itself, or it would probably have been torn from the abutments of brickwork which sustain it, and the most serious consequences might have ensued. It almost needless to say that the engine, tender ...

... d, Manchester. on 18th, have aiuce died the Mauches* ter Boya) Infirmary. On the 18th, nearly thirty yards depth of the brickwork lining a coalpit in Bradford»road Manchester. gave way, and fell to the bottom of the shaft, there burying alive lour men ...

... there will brickwork. The bat• lie; will composed of earthwork, thirty feet thick, rising nine above the level of the eastern pier. The dimensions of the works are 112 feet from each of the angles in the interior, fhe marazii.es arc of brickwork, and fifty ...

... foundation, which is laid in the ordinary manner. The floors and roof are likewise constructed of flat arches of hollow brickwork of nine or ten inches rise, cemented in and secured wrought iron rods, concected cast-iron springers*resting on the outside ...