... THE BRICKWORKS. The brickworks are situated adjaeenk to the colliery, and were first established earl in the last century. When the necessary buildings and machinery were erected at cost of about £630. Being situated on the banks of the river Brora, the ...

... BABY TROLLEY. Doctor said 'Try Virol' Mrs. TROLLEY, of Llandaff Brickworks, Penarta Rd., Cardiff, writes: At 6 weeks my baby, though born healthy, had wasted until he weighed only 5 lb. The Doctor said, 'Try Virol; For the first fortnight on Virol ...

... important additions, the roof was on the new camera factory 65 days after breaking ground, end 33 days from starting the brickwork. The dices arc very handsome, and fitted with convenience of the most upto-date type. No less than sixteen steno- Kr-sphere ...

... mills at Brora, as visited by a Highland News representative. In that article a reference was made to the colliery and brickworks, and 41 promise given of a description of these works in a future issue. In order to fulfil the promise then made, our ...

... uppermost tier of arches, and was a Hat surfs°. composed of four layers ; first, one of reeds mixed with bitumen nest use of brickwork; then one of led; arid, dually, a thick layer of earth , affording ample depth for the roots of the largest tree. The garden ...

... Inside, when the gray light from the opening high above falls ie dull rays, it appear. like a massive domed c)linder of brickwork. Now sing roiled it is a kind of conical oaring. also built of brick, which ha the edict of protecting the kiln from changes ...

... Several thousands of tons are turned out yearly, and sell at Ils per ton at the pit month. The pit supplies coal to a local brick-work and woollen factory. For the past few Teets the dem.,:nd has far exceeded the supply. Steam drifters call ht at flehrstlale ...

... been so much liked in Brors. and he had much pleasure in according him his hest wishes. Mr John Melville, the Colliery and Brickworks, Raid that he had now known the Doctor for fifteen yeast—since he first came to spend holidays in lirora, and he could give ...

... Fort- George, the Drill Hall on Wednesday night was crowded by people from all pat is of the perish. Mr John Melville, The Brickworks, was called on to preside, and in the course of his remarks stated that they were assembled to do honour to those two friends ...

... constituted the old Board. CLYNE (13noaa)—SCHOOL BOARD.— 'the following are nominated:—Peter Stuart, Clynelish; John Melville, Brickworks; Thos. Hunter. Wool Mills; Rev. J. Spark, E91..:J1i.41 , ed Church; J. R. Gibson,' Town Co, , y Bank; Rev. R. Cameora, Free ...

... yet tiud work for under present. csmditions. These sufferers are also badly housed, for our cities contain miles of filthy brickwork fit feu• destruction, but worth many millions to the landllWller.4. Such conditions have produced the troops of whom The ...

... the sleepy condition of an obscure Highland village, when the late Duke of Sutherland re-opened the colliery, re-started brickworks, and erected, for sawmill purposes, the building now known as the Sutherland Woollen Mills, which have been, under the present ...