... yards, the projectiles emiloyed were partly solid shot and partly percussion shells. The tower was built of very strong brickwork, the thickness of the walils being 7 feet 3 inches on the land side, and 9 feet on the side-next the sea. It mea- sured 48 ...

... Burobank drill ground, I hod occasion to go through Holyrood Crescent, past the brickwork at the bhcl i.f it, and alung the North Woodside Rliad. The vbole spaco between the brickwork arid Wilton Crescent wa0 dar k with dense smoke cauted by the firing of the ...

... of measurement to be adopted for brickwork. This mode was printed asd published as the Glasgow AMode of Measurement, 1894, and is the recognised mode at present in vogue. In the preparation of the schedules of brickwork for the tenements in question the ...

... water-closets, the debrit of which it came to a standstill. No passenger was injured ; but on examination of the fallen brickwork, kc., the officials found the body a young man named George Cooke, employed by Dr t oote. This young man had ,«ome to the ...

... boiler bad been lifted bodily a foot or two from its bed, and hand settled down again on the ruins of the brickwork which had enclosed it. The brickworkS at both ends was blown do en and lay in two heaps of debtis, and a considerable portion of that which ...

... eastmost of the railway arches at Dellingburn Squsre hawing become insecure in consequence of the damage sustained by the brickwork during the winter's frost, it was resolved to take it down and rebuild it of stone, to render it capable of resisting the ...

... however, have broken the springs, and these, addedM to the torrents of rain which have fallen, appear tfo. haveloosenedthe brickwork, anda portion of the rdof gave way. We learn that the Yeoviltrain dueatExe. ter at 9.20 A; m. had just entered, the tunnel ...

... also d ' -secured by the brickwork and 'iasonry. surrounding a ae and built over it. The whole remained safe till Sa-b le turday last'. On' Sunday' morning, however, it was n of -discovered that two cdurses :of the brickwork above sa otthe corner-stone ...

... preparing to i. acend. PrpparDati.ofs 'wyr,a5t, oro. rnde. tol rt extricate the unfortunate'men lying beneath the d mass of brickwork, although ?? *nas orle 6t of extreme danger, for the shaft' was greatly t deeted towards the middle, ?? ugly It cracks, 'and ...

... the asylum on the east, and £25 ia respect of the > traffic between the brickwork and the asylum on the west. Councillor Fnit11v said that the £25 for the traffic between the brickwork and the asylum w as a new claim. Mr GEOsEo OGILVIE suggested that the ...

... wide, 'founded on concrete and brickwork, and with an inverted floor of brick. The side walls of the chamber are 16 feet thick at the bottom, stepped at the back to 3 feet at te top, faced with brick, and consist of brickwork, with rectangular voids filled ...

... which are two feet thick, and the cast iron supports of the roof 1241 inches in breadth, by 14' inches in thickness. The brickwork was of the most substantial description, as were also the supports of the roof, above which was the usual layer of stones ...