... pro- on behalf rf the orown, Ir. J;nmes delcerras gave evidence of identifiLcati1 n. Thie leceasoed was foreman, of the brickworks. annd was under the control of witness, The Boanrd of Trade inspector gave witnessR. instructions last ?? rmgardiing the ...

... native chalk and building the brickwork upon the chalk abutments. The bridge was nearly completed some weeks since, but a doubt of its stability appears to have been Vene- rally entertained. Anextensive crack in the brickwork having shown itself, reports ...

... that the fall of the brickwork was of a perfectly natural character. There were no traces upon the brickwork of any explosive whatever having been used. Had an explosive been used suffi- ciently powerf-ul to blow out the brickwork, it would have projected ...

... I a ?? of jaillen brickwork, 6ft by 4ft, ; e wi iii had evidently fallen from ¢ u etacn wintlows and laths, and -, - r ix cii ii evidently come frons Both were very little scorched. i a I *V1, ?? the position and | Q! t s brickwork and girder could be ...

... and laid with longitu. dinal timboers of. great Atringtb, Which were - again hidden by an eighteen inch invert of brickwork. This brickwork is: continued up tho sides of the tunnnel to a thickness of five feet, and is formed with redeeses which occupy about ...

... buiiding, wiiv on ealtil should there be suchi a ponderous mass of solid brickwork piled in the cenitre of the ground floor jusb where ?? should take place? If we examine what the brickwork is, we will find that it forms a steries of small rooms, stores, ind ...

... shaft has been walled with brick. To-day there was a slight fall of debris from the side. Towards evening forty feet of the brickwork, which extended all down the pit vertically to within almost thirty feet of where twenty men were at work, fell. Fourteen ...

... David Brown, merchant5 Bloomfield House, Belfast. Proposed by Daniel Dixon, Ballyoenoeh, Hfoly- wood, nominee of Annadale Brickworks Company1 Limited ; seconded by David Corbett, DerryvOlgie Aevenue, Belfast. SEOOND PAPER. Proposed by John Greenhill, SS ...

... yards, and the projectiles employed were partly solid shot and partly percussion shells. The tower was built of very strong brickwork, the thickness of the walls being* 7ft. 3m. on the land side, and 9ft. on the side next the sea. It measured 48ft. in diameter ...

... due deliberation, and due notice to con- tractora. :.T-he advance is a small matter with- me. not ?? large contracts for brickwork at present, but it must be a big consideration to large em-! plovers who have miade contracts three to six months ago -to ...

... owners were askc to remove the brick- work. Brickwork should have been removed to enable a complete inspection to have been made. I am aware that there are often great objections made to removing brickwork, and if this is in- sisted on, the insurance ...

... , and with nearly a dozen workmen was underneath the bridge at the time, when, with a terrible crash, the great body of brickwork fell upon them. Assistance was soon on the spot, and within an hour and a half all the men buried in the debris had been ...