... At this point the chimney is narrow, and communicates with two separate buildings. Being absolutely hemmed in between the brickwork he was unable to move further. The residents of the adjoining premises heard a noise in the chimney about three o’clock, ...

... 45 years who was almost cut to pieces on the railway the’day before. Mrs. Dawson, it seems, was the wife of manager .of brickworks Seaton Col aery, and she bad gone to transact some bnsi ness at Thornley. In passing down the colliery line she eras overtaken ...

... that followed .hook the whole city, and brought down several •;•es, while 1114.11 V are reported to have been Even the brickwork of the sewer, into which • • ',ming petroleum flowed was blown up, and the ',quid found it. way into a great many boners ...

... inflammable products, in large bricklined tanks below the surface el the. ground, and also in iron cisterns elevated en brickwork. It appears from what we are able to learn that shortly after four o'clock yesterday afternoon some infiammeltle gas made ...

... Reilly, of Manchester, he patentee, chair works, Cornbrook. The . ct ~ absorbed i» to utilise the waste heat which f ,7 the brickwork surrounding bmlere «t ™ construction, and this has been most effec ly compiished substitution for the metal casing and seating ...

... have stone balusters and railing in Hopton Wood and Rath stones. All the internal walling, except foundations, to be in brickwork, the foundations being in cement concrete and stone footings. The whole of the woodwork in the constructional part of the ...

... grate could not put down within six inches; it would require another six inches for brickwork to support the grate. Mr.' J. J. Mitchell could not see that the brickwork would make any difference to the Board. He moved that tbe plan be passed, subject to ...

... inch wide, made tig t with canvas and red lead. The valve well for the oat ot pipes will be Square, with walls of 14 inch brickwork on 3 sides, and 18 inch wall on the aide next the reservoir. A road 13j foot wide is to constructed soon possible after the ...

... Yorkshire Railway Station, Barnsley, to the brickworks at Worsborongh Bridge. Mr. Parker appeared for the plaintiff, and Sir. Rideal defended. In Angus!, 1876, defendants agreed convey boiler from Morley to the brickworks named. It was sent ml the station Barnsley ...

... yards. At the tipper end the water has a depth of five feet sir inches and at the lower three feet. It is constructed of brickwork, set In has lime, and faced with white glazed bricks set in cement. The site of the bath not being en a clay soil, a paddle ...

... when the gray light from the opening high above falls in dull rays upon it. it appears like a massive domed cylinder of brickwork. Running round it is kind of conical casing, also built of brick, which has the effect of protecting the kiln from the changes ...

... what would call large set-pot,” but what the people ef some neighbourhoods, would term “copper” its setting of imitation brickwork ruddy glow of fire, and its flickering being well imitated. Whilst at this homely and nsefnl work, the /entstes like their ...