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Bramante, Lazari D’Urbino, i. 43.

Bonarotti, i. 38.

Branches, i. 43.

Brandrith, or Brandrette, i. 44.

Brasses, i. 44.

Breadth, i. 44.

Break, i. 44.

Break-in, i. 44.

Break Joint, i. 44Breast of a Chimney , i. 44.

Chimney , i. 144.

Breast of a Window, i. 44.

Breast Wall , i. 44.

Bressummer, or Breast Summer, i. 44.

Timber preferable to Iron, i. 44.

Summer, ii. 480.

Brick , i. 44.

Antiquity of, i. 44.

Size of, i. 45.

Materials for making, i. 45.

Mode of Manufacture, i. 45.

Mode of constructing Clamps for Burning Bricks, i. 46.Mode of manufacturing Washed Marms or Marls , i. 46.Mode of burning bricks in Kilns, i. 46.

Of the different varieties of Bricks, i. 46.

Tiles, ii. 489.

Brick Nogging, i. 47.

Brick and Stud, i. 47.

Brick Nogging, i. 47.

Brick Kiln, i. 47.

Bricklayer , i. 47.

Bricklaying Brickwork, i. 47.

Brick , i. 44.

Bricklayer , i. 47.

Mortar, ii. 214.

Tiles, ii. 489. *

Cement, i. 128.

Preparation of Ground for foundations, i. 47.

Use of the inverted arch for do., i. 47.

On Ramming foundations, i. 48.

Mode of forming a sound foundation by use of Con-crete, i. 48.

Concrete, i. 186.

Preparation of Mortar, i. 48.

Mortar, i. 214.

On Building up of walls, i. 48.

Bond , i. 39.

Different kinds of Bond , i. 48.

Groining or intersection of Arches , i. 49.

Steining Wells, i. 49.

Preservation of unfinished work from effects of rainand frost, i. 49.

Cornices, &c., of Brickwork , i. 49.

Measurement of Brickwork, i. 49.

Materials in a square of tiling, i. 49.

Lime Measure, i. 49.

Sand do., i. 49.

To measure trenches for foundations, i. 50.

To measure the footing of a wall, i. 50.

To find the number of rods contained in a piece ofBrickwork, i. 50.

To measure the vacuity of a rectangular Window,i. 51.

To calculate the price of a rod of Brickwork, i. 51.Specimen of Dimension Book, i. 53.

Of Party Walls, i. 55.

Of Plank do., i. 55.

To measure and value Party Walls, Plank Walls, anPartition Walls, with flues, i. 56,

Of single plain tile Creasing, i. 57.

Of Double do., do., i. 57.

Of Cut Splays, i. 57.

Of Brick Nogging, i. 57.

Pointing, i. 57.

Flat-joint Pointing, i. 57.

Tuck Pointing, i. 57.

Measurement of Pointing, i. 57.

“ Rubbed and Gauged Work, i. 57

Circular parts of Drains, i. 57.

“ Circular Walls, i. 57.

Canted Bows, i. 57.

“ Brick Cornices, i. 57.

“ Garden Walls, i. 57.

“ Tiling, i. 57.

“ Paving, i. 57.

Mode of Measurement in Cumberland, i. 57.

Do., do., Scotland , i. 57.

Do., do., Ireland , i. 58.

Method of Charging for Materials, i. 58.

Bridge, i. 58.

Abutment , i. 1.

Stone Bridge, ii. 449.

Timber “ ii. 491.

Iron “ ii. 25.

Suspension “ ii. 481.

Origin of Bridges, i. 58.

Arch, i. 12.

Architecture, i. 14.

Suspension Bridges of South America , i. 58.Suspension Bridge, ii. 481.

Of the Roman Bridges, i. 58.

Pont-du-Garde , near Nismes, i, 59.

Bridge of St. Esprit, i. 59.

Ancient Bridge over the Tagus at Valenza de Alcan tar ’Spain , i. 59. p

Stone Bridge near Brionde, in the Lower Auverg r --’i. 59.

Bridge of Avignon , i. 59.

Bridges in Venice, i. 59.

Aqueduct bridge of Alcantara, near Lisbon , i* 59’Bridge of Neuilly, France , i. 60.

“ of Mantes, “ i. 60.

of Allier Moulins, i. 60.

“ of St. Maxence, France , i. 60.

“ of Orleans, over Loire , i. 60.

Gothic Bridge of Croyland, Lincolnshire , i. 60.Bridge at Barton-upon-Trent, i. 60. , e t>,

Gothic Bridge over river Don, near Old Abeti. 60.

Bridge at York , i. 60.

“ Winston, Yorkshire , i. 60.

“ Kelso, over the Tweed, i. 60.

“ • Lancaster, over the Lune, i. 60. u a r

“ . over the Pease, or Peaths, between D u

and Berwick-upon-Tweed, i. 60.

Aqueduct Bridge, Glasgow , i. 61

Bridge at Perth , i. 61. t ; r e,

Bridge over the Taff at Llantrissent, Glamorgan

i. 61.

Bridge over Liffey, near Dublin , calledIsland Bridge, i. 62.

Arran Bridge, Dublin , i. 62.

Essex Bridge, Dublin , i. 62.

Wooden Bridges of Caesar across the Rhine,

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