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... Drawing Room and bets Chamber are neat Marb le Maine)-Peas. and Brats Locks on all the Doors, on the two bee Floors : The Brick-work in all she Buildings not only quite the Nem& in Pasts, bus very fubtsamial, being quoined, wish itc. ice, the Hours are ...
... &Bonn, Drawing Bourn and bed are neat Marble Chimney-Kees:a ' and Brafs Locks on all Doors, on the two bed Flouts: 1 he Brick-work in:II the Rundi..,.. ii nos only quite the Neared in shire parts, hiss very ng spooned with nest Stoner, the lloutei arc ...
... furprire of all the inhabitants flopped of itfelf; kveral methods have oftcn been taken to ftop it up, both by {lone anil brickwork, but all proved inelfeftual, as it aluays bunt out again. Tuerday the common Crier gave n-ttice, ringing hell, that the belt ...
... Bell-wire, in its Dekent upon which it forcccJ Arundel. the Architrave of a Chamber-Door, and did her Damage to the Wainfcot, Brickwork, and Windows, then fallincupon • Bell in the Kitchen, was front thence upon the Walls, and pallid out at a large Opening ...
... and in length about 600 yard That miles are finilhed Chefter to Beefton Brook part of the banking at Beeftc quantity of brick-work bei Beefton Brook Honfe; tha* half more towards Nantwic three miles and an half complete to Nantwich ; the Middlewich line ...
... and in length about 600 yard That miles are finilhed Chefter to Beefton Brook K part of the banking at Beeftc quantity of brick-work bei Beefton Brook Honfe; tha' half more towards Nantwic three miles and an half complete to Nantwich j the Middlewich line ...
... pedlar man) years about the country, having hoarded up fu.n of money, made thorough fearch about the for the f imo ; and in brick-work near chimney-place, found the fum of/pS guineas, and halt guineas, amountting Kaol. is. and the money was in the hands ...
... Poftfcript, for the Ufc ot Country Youths in particular: Shewing how to meafure any regular Piece of Timber, tiling, thatching, brick-work, or Piece of Land; as alto how to any Cittern, Piece, of Malt, oi common Cooler, Tub, &c. To which is added. A Compendious ...
... List or aloft common Stamp Dot es. by DANIEL FE'I•INING. THE NINTH EDITION. With Addition - on Board and Timber Mealure, Brick-work, sad Gauls by the Pen and Shp Bala Carefully 'roiled and (availed By JOSEPH MOON. SALl5ll.sr: Pt;ntrd for 3. in Pacer•nolterßo ...
... liine-kiln where was fliort time after, l'ufpendcd by an horfe-whip, the but-end which had fecurely failened between the brick-work th» kiln, and very dcxtroufly tied the la(h round his neck; exhibiting a grtm.i'g jpeftui e crowds peopia whom taj./juid ...
... fold the henries to M. - . Harwood, the auctioneer. Mr. Harwood find them by au&ion, in lots, to different people ; the brick-work in one lot ; the wood in anodize ; and fo of the marble, iron, lead, glafs, &c. Sec. The carpeiszer, wilt) pitrchased all ...
... obtain the fan* by applying to the Laid Mr. J. C:ergory, or *Mr, E. Purveyor and builder, in h.:Sehnert sioradairt. • 2. For brickwork, in astute thicknefs. at per rood The . bricks to be found, and well burnt, Annly laid in good mortar, and to include all ...