... enable workmen to get at and strike the centring and point the brickwork. The centring was struck on Tuesday f last, and the men were in the little galleries preparing to a point the brickwork on Saturday, when the bridge fell, the fall being of course only ...

... that an engineer or archi- tect will be called in ti inspect the ruins of the brickwork before the inquiry is completed ; so that an adjournment wae expected. The brickwork etill left standing appears to be shaken a little below the spring of the ireh ...

... sewer, that could not have affected it had the brickwork of the sewer been sufficiently strong. It ap. pears that the sewer is built in an elliptical form, and that instead of having a protecting wall of brickwork outside the side of theareb, the earth wa ...

... heavy rain, tho water overllpwed, ran down the bank with great force, and so weakened the side of the line to cause the brickwork to fall across the metals for somo distance. Unfortunately, the disaster was not discovered till the approach a goods train ...

... turned-that is, the roof of the tunnel should consist of seven rings of brick-work; but there was, as we have been given to understand, no stipulation as to whether the brick-work should be set in Portland cement or mortar, the latter being used throughout ...

... however, on the relief gang going on duty, there was unmiastakeable evidence that something was wrong, a t portion of the brick-work having given way betwee No. 3 and 4 shafts. The men, perceiving the da- geroue position of. the works, communicated immediately ...

... forming a space of 58 feet, had been partially raised. This was constructed of a large number of iron bars, fastened into new brickwork of a rather massive character on one aide, and joined to the existing top of the station on the other. Yesterday morning ...

... the line between the station and the mouth of the Coppice- row tunnel the retaining wall of which had not been built up in brickwork It was a part at which the branch line to run under Smithfield was to diverge, and here the bank was kept up only by a short ...

... perish so quickly as stone I when exposed to fire ; ishesl water is thest thrown on1, I thc destruction is all thc quicker Brickwork resists e lire well for an obvious reason, but will also perish e should water be thrown on it when red hot, or it approacbing ...

... ventilating shaftfs, and other matters. In some cases, where the brickwork of the arch of the sewer would be abova the surface of the ground, 6 inches of concrete is to be added over the brickwork, and 6 inches of suitable material from the trenches to be placed ...

... clean in two about five weeks ago, bat a-it had been reard A man named James Wood repaired the defect in thse stone and brickwork of the column now standing in the corner house. The man was outside the Towu.hall. There had not been any report of the condition ...

... dead two hours ad a half after the accident They were buried under the first heap of brickwork that had fallen, and were then again buried underabout two tons more brickwork, in hurling down which the energies of the master-builder and his men had bean employed ...