... Timber, or of Plank of any Thicknefsj Of the Rcduftion of Brickwork, from 1 Foot 104818 Feet, and toanyt Thicknefs required : What Number of Bricks are required to build any Piece:. of Brickwork, from Ito 14000 Feet, and at any Thicknefi. What Num- ber ...

... Timber, or of Plank of any Thicknefs. Of the Reduction of Brickwork, from 1 Foot to 4818 Feet, and to any Thicknefs required : What Number of Bricks are required toi build any Piece of Brickwork, from Ito 14000 Feet, and at any Thicknefs. What Num- ber ...

... Others- THE Guardians invite Tenders for the Purchase of the STEAM BOILER and FITTINGS, now in use the Workhouse, with the Brickwork and Roof belonging thereto. Also of the GRINDING MILLS and Gear thereof. For Further Particulars and Conditions of Tender ...

... expeditious calling up, or eftiraatiiig any Sort of Woik, viz, I. A Table for the reducing f VI. Variety of Tables, for of Brickwork of any thick fhewing the Value ofall nefs to the Statute thick- Sorts of Nails, Bolts, H;ii- nefs of a Brick and 1 half. ...

... in a field immediately to the west of the brickwork of the West Calder Chemical Works, belonging to James Young, at a point 90 yards, or thereabouts, westward lrorn the north-west corner of the said Brickwork; which Railway and Works will pass from, in ...

... years old. Warranted Sonnd. Apply Mr. Cambridge, King-street, Lancaster. WANTED, COBBLE WALLER, accustomed to jobbiog in Brickwork and Slating, aod willing to ,ke himself generally useful. Appk, statiDg terms per week with board and lodgings, to the Bursar ...

... of Work, viz. I. A Table for the reducing of Brick-Work of any Thickness, to the Statute Thickness of a Brick and Half. . II. A Table which shews how many Bricks are sufficient to build any Piece of Brick-Work, of any Number of Feet, and Thickness. III ...

... Work, from 1 Foot to 4848* Feet, and to any thicknefs required. Wliat Number of Bricks are required to build any Piece of Brickwork, from 1 to 14000 Feet, and at any thicknefs, &c. The Value of one Foot in length, when fquarcd and cut to any Scantling or ...

... Contract No. 3, R.— The excavation and formation of all the earthwork, and the construction of all bridges, culverts, and other brickwork and masonry, and the entire completion (ex- cepting the laying the permanent rails) of that portion of the Line extending ...

... ork, from 1 Foot to 4818 Feet, and to any Thicknefs required : What Number of Bticks are re- quired to build any Piece of Brickwork, from 1 to 1 4000 Feet, and at any Thicinel*. What Number of Bricks, Lumps, or Clinkers laid flat or edge- ways, or of paving ...

... tew simple and inexpensive alterations require to be made in tbe brickwork setting of ordinary boilers, in order to adapt them for being bested by gas. The fire bars being removed, brickwork platform is constructed in their place and on this platform number ...

... ftates exhibiting flic true quantity of their Lands,: with an Account of cheir Timber. Likewife all torts of Menfuration, viz Brick-work, Paving, Plai— ftcring, Wamfcotj^cco. carefully ?? ANTHONY SALLOWS and JOHN STEEL, in Ipfwich. N. B Gentlemen may have any ...