... twisted in • wonderful manner, and the centre bolts, acting as levers, agraist the left door of the safe, lashing it The brickwork above and around the safe was Yu en ; from its position; the hinges of the safe were pletely damaged; and the interior ...

... repairs is with the works sad do everything that is does by a for the sum al £172. 14.0. per mama. Me to rower to have sad do brickwork Ambers at any time, mid to see that books.. properly roadie ud in my If those are sot agreed to swept my 'verbatim this date ...

... ident occurred the Thatues Embankment Works on Thursday, in tunnel off the Temple.gardena. A considerable portion of the brickwork gave • ay, burying Mr. Simpson, the fore. man, and three of the workmen. A strong force of men was at once set to work to ...

... Maids-hill Tunnel the horse which drew the detached, and the deceased used a long hitcher, and, having planted it against the brickworks, he walked along the boat's bulwark as he posed against the side of the tunnel. Having walked the extreme length, forcing ...

... foundation of the mil queen., Margaret of Anjou and Elizabeth Widville. It is in great part a good example of fifteenth century brickwork, a small cloistered court near the river being remarkably picturesque. Up a staircase leadieg from this were the roams of ...

... • E,,,iii H. • .i 1110 t nveramous is y_. ( lin, . .. e lusterajtJ) Ihe Pirate's Prize.. A True story plasm ilelpstorn Brickwork ii. , „. James H The Ulerk that Mr. Powllr, 1 Ntghts--wnh•tir therSeille Valles:. By r. 4, 1 si 2.. Five Cull:clot. had a ...

... the shutter* Woo the roadway, the pletaglsee front at the leiliting in directions. At A large le fie Walworth-road the brickwork found to beeplit up, and some men going to work do. scribe as something terrible, lasting several minutes, eelheighthe ground ...

... report. 'Ths isgbas was blown upward and forward high into the air, and carrying with it a portion of thestone and e h = brickwork of the bridge into Mendolphnbseet below, the greater portion, however, venting an the mimed ground belonging to the North ...

... tunnel. Steps which were at once taken to avert the danger proved futile, and in a short time the waters burst through the brickwork, flooded the tunnel, tore up the rails, and, escaping from the mouth of the tunnel nearest Birmingham, poured in an immense ...