The Irish Builder from Dublin, Dublin, Ireland • Page 15

2U THE IRISH BUILDER. July 15, 187. allowed and we have another Illustration of tbe impotence of tbe Food and Drugs Act to accomplish the object for which it was designed. Had it been stated in tbe summons that the milk said to have been adulterated was sold to the prejudice of the purchasers, the respondents in tbe appeal would have bad considerable difficulty in sustaining their complaint. The purchasers were the board of guardians, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND TURRET CLOCK FACTORY.

4 FLEET-STREET. JAMES LESWARE, Late Foreman to J. booth and Son) Begs to Inform the Trade that be is prepared to undertake the slaaoracTCas and Rtpaias of every description of Ctoc Wokx. Country trade will receive prompt attention. Estimate, and epecincationa made.

Amateurs' work carefully executed. Wheel-cutting a speciality. whereas the milk was intended lor the consumption of the paupers in the workhouse and tbe officers of tbe Institution. Having regard to tbe strict interpretation given to the phrase, to the prejudice of tbe purchasers ins recent English decision, this would scarcely have been held to be an offence within tbe meaning of the statute. WE are row Sole Agents for Messrs.

J. B. "WHITE BROTHERS' LONDON fOUTLANO CEMSKT. We bold large Stocks of TIMBER, SLATES. CEMENT.

PLASTER. IRONMONGERY, and Joinery goods, Thomas Chariest martin, NORTH WALL SAW KILLS, DUBLIN. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Iaum Abtojuts ad tub Paxjs Exttramoir. VYe have more than once advocated public support to assist the proposed visit to the Eahibluon on tbe pert of a number of Irish workmen to see and report on several industries.

We regret that the response lias been so small, aud we are of opinion that the large employers of labour in this city ought to willingly contribute more or less towards creditably carrying out tlie undertaking. A BctLoiNG orsuanra. Wa have advocated tbe object strain and again, and the preceding note need not be enlarged epon. A Cmzair- VFe hare not forgotten to notice tbe matter, as yon may observe. PaovtacuL Architict.

Nothing, or next to nothing, is being done, as far as we can learn. BCKivtDJ. P. A Lady (thanks) A Town Clerk's Soliloquy (under consideration) Cylinder Sanitaa (yce St. W.

Ac NORTHUMBERLAND SAW MILLS AND JOINERY WOItalS. TIMBER, SLATES, BRICKS, TILES, SEWER PIPES, HOME AND FOREIGN FLOOR1NO, MOULDINGS. WRICK, PINE, ''11ANV. and other LEAVES. SCANTY- 3S, and SLABS.

EVERT DE8CRIPTI0X OP WISEST TTOKK. NORTnOMBEULANDSAW MILLS COMPANr (LIMITED), LOWER ABBEY STREET. SHEFPARD bas in Stock a Great L-'a Variety of MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES of tbe Flnet Workmansliip. MONUMENTS, CHESTS, and everydeacrip-lion of ORNAMENTAL WORK excuted in Marble. 72 BLESS1NGT0N STREET, late of Osteon Qcar.

NOTICE. TT shall be glad to receive from any of oar readert notes of works in contemplation or in progreu. No charge it made for insertion. Correspondent) should tend their mi met and James Twamlet, (For many years foreman to Gregg and Son. Great Brunswick street, aud late foreman to J.

Kennedy, Men-ion-row), Brassfounder. Gasfltter, and Plumber, 10 SOUTH ANNE-STREET (oft Graftou-strtetX DUBLIS. Every description ot Plumbing and Gasflttlng repaired. All kinds of Brass Work repulred, re-lackered, ftc. addrenei, not neceesarily for publication.

It i) to be distinctly understood that althouqh The Trinity Board have decided to build the new Eddystone Lighthouse themselves, end not under contract. The estimate of the 'a engineer v. as There were three tenders, the lowest being Uat of Mr. Petbick.of Plymouth, 105,000. The Prince of Wales has Bied August 13th for laving; the dedication stone of St.

Mary'e Perish (Wilbirforce Memorial) Church at Southampton. The freemasons are building a new hall in the town, nd tope to get the Prince; to la; their stone the earns day. A Breach of Cohtract. At the monthly meeting of the Naas town commissioners a resolu-tiot was passed calling on Nr. Anderson, plumber, Doulin, to refund the sum of 6 to the town com-minioners, be baring contracted to erect a wash-haul stand with a marble top in the lavatory in the lowi ball, and hating supplied one with a delph top.

Illsn Bills. The Royal assent has been given to tic following Irish bills Public Works Loans Act, for as it relates to Lunatic Asylums Dun-girvtn Confirmation Act, Artisans and Labourers' Dwellngs; Bally mena, Cushendall, Red bay, Belfast am Korthern Counties Railway Commissions Gas At Waterford and Central Act; Clare Slob-lands Dublin Tramways Act, 1878; Drumcondra, Clontiffi, and Glasneiin Township Act, 1878 Dublin Central Tramways, 1878 Dublin Southern District Tramway Act; Limerick Corporation Uas Act. Thb VtaiTBsiD Mbhurial. Mr. Brace Joy's mod-l for the memorial to the late Chief Justice WIHeside has been approved by the committee.

Tin figure is bareheaded, and is seated. It was at first iitentltd that it should be draped in the judicial robesand ermine, but as it was then thought flt to remove the wig, so the D.C.L. robes were adopted. Th right band holds a book placed on the knee, while the left band rests upon the arm of a massive chair. Tin contour of the right leu, which Is slightly extenled is seen through the drapery.

The statue will be O'er seven feet high, and will be of Carrara marble. sculptor hopes to hate his work completed in lea than two years. The Indisn papers tontain long accounts ot the opening of the Empresi Bridie eeroaa the SutleJ, in connection with the lidos Valley Railway. This Is described as marvelous piece of engineering, consisting of sixteen spins, each 220 ft. Ion, and is the completion of one of the principal links of a east chain of railway ecmmunication now in course of progress.

Sir Andrew Clarke in his speech remarked on the singular fact that the spot where ixteen years ago Mr. Brunton, the engineer, pitched his camp, was the tame on which the mighty Iscander encamped when he tried to crvn the SutleJ for the conquest of India. Those wboare Interested In the might-have-beens of history can trace for themselves tha course of events had the SutleJ Bridge existed in Iscander's time. Cooktt touTB. The county surveyor, in bis report to the grand jury, states that the county toads under contract, with few exceptions, continue la good repair.

At the lest adjourned road sessions no tenders were received for the repairs of roads within the municipul boundary of the town of Dun-dalk but since then the unanimous decision of the Court of Queen's Bench was obtained, that it is the duty of the town commissioners to clean the streets. I expect that the King gathered about this town to obstruct a bealtby competition amongst contraotors must soon give way Tnere are now 684 miles of roads under contracts, and but three assistants. I believe it would conduce greatly to the interests of the county to allow another assistant the increase of work and cost, even in the last four years, would pay over twenty times bis salary. is principally wai ted in an assistant is a feeling of duty and responsibility, with integrity and energy; but it must be admitted that the more faithfully the out-door duties are performed, the mora proportionally are surveyors and their assistants out of picket, their travelling expenses not being allowed. This is a defect in the law which I hope will sob be nctiSed.

Tub Law'i Dbpect. Ad appeal (says the' Lriniter Exprtu) was disposed or at the Kiidare Quarter Sessions, involving a questioa of some public Importance. A contractor was recemlv summoned tee give place to letters of correnpondenU, tie do not subscribe editorially to the opinions or itatementt net forth in tame. BATES OP SUBSCRIPTION TO IRISH BUILDER. TEATHER BELTING.

WILLIAM WILBY. PATENT MACHINE BELT MANUFACTURER, 49 HIGH-STREET. DUBLIN. EmxBUWlo 41 YeaXS. A large stock of all sixes, single And double, always on hand.

Bells specially prepared, and idered Waterproof for Agricultural purposes; Luhricattve Engine Packing, Manufactured by Bjmnky and Soks, London, for which W. W. is Sole Agent. All sizes kept in stock. Leather Laces of all sixes alwaya on hand.

(Town.) Yearly Half-yearly (Jucrterly (Post.) u. Yearly ..80 Half-yearly 4 0 Quarterly 2 0 Termt for Advertising may be known on application. Accounts are furn'uhed quarterly. Pott Office Orders and Cheques should be made payable to Mr. Peteb Roe, 42, Mabbot-street, Dublin.

Stamps may be remitted in payment of small amounts. W. It. ksii; it, 66 aud 130 Lr. Gloucester-st, uuvxtkx or London Portland, Roman, Marble, other Cements, Carlisle Plaster of Paris, ft Ground Scotch fireclay, aiaxed Sewerage Pipes, with Junctions, Bends, and Syphons, Water-Closet Basins and Traps, Sink-Stonet, Hoppers, and Patent Traps, Scullery and other Troughs, Fire Bricks, Blocks, and Bearers, Orate Backs, Flue Linings, Flooring, Ridging-, Oven, and Kiln Tiles, Red, White, Bine Square Moulded Facing Bricks, Terra-Cotta Chimney Tops, Ornamental Vases, in a variety of Patterna.

BENSON'S WATCHES. Watch and Clock Maker to the Queen and Koyal Family, and by apeciel appointment to the frlnce of Walea and Emperor of KuasU. 01 Bond-itreet, and (Steam Factory) London. BENSON'S WATCH ES of every description, suitable for all climate from to too trainees. Chronographs, Chronometer Keyless, Lerers.

Presentation, fte-peaten. Railway Uuarda, Soldier, anil Workmen Matches of extra strength. BENSON'S A KTISTIC ENG LIS11 LOCKS decorated with Wedgwood and other wares, designed to atiit any style of architerura or furniture; also, aa novelties for presents. Made solely by Benwn. From As.

A CARD. E. W. HUGHES. Sjjofo (fast, ffamtra, ab'mrt AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR, BEGS to notify to his Customers and Friends that, owing to increase of burinem.

be bas removed to more extensive prembea. 25 SYNOE-STBEET, where, with the IncreaHed space and attention to businus, he will be able to hare all works entrusted to him done In the shortest possible time that flrst-clsss workmansliip wi'l permit of. SS SYNGE-STBEET, South CirctUar-road. BENSON'S PAMPHLETS on TURKET CLOCKS. Wntchea.

Clocks. Plate, and Jewel! err, llhis- trated. tent post free each for two stamps. Watches tent safe by post. Ikiison's new work.

Time aud Time fellers," ft. MESSRS. EARLEY and POWELLS beg to announce that Menn.John Herd man and of No. 1, Upper Cmduu-street, have rtijfaptJ tlte btulneM at ArlUu, Sculptor, Church fiUttera, and HvUl Worker, in their favour. Estriey nJ Powells have added to th above mentioned biuineafl (lie ftUntfiifC and SUininK of Windows for and domuMiC bulI'litisTi, undr the maiiasffvment of Mr.

Henry Lowell, who crmiiucted the Stained (J.tvw Department ot i. 11. and Hinntngtiara furnajiT yean. Mr, Thorn ft barley ti the only Church Decorator! Ivtog who ru taagli. his pnfcton by the late A.

M'elby Fagtn. E. and P. being thorouichly practical men in each Depart rneot, are enabled to atippl real work at a moderate cost. They, tlwreiore, reapectfully eoilcit tha patronage of the Clergy and Oentry of Ireland.

CAMDtS-SIUtLl' WOKKS, 1)1' BUN. MOULE'S PATENT EAUTII CLOSETS. NO BAD SMELLS. MAT BE USED ANYWHERE. UESTNIUHTCOSlMOIiES.

OUEAT B(X)N TO COTTAGERS. VALUABLE MANURE SAVED. Nil FROZEN PIPES. FEVEKS AVOIDED. NO EXPENSIVE KEPAIItS.

Tbls Invention effectually remedies evils arising from common cesspool privies and and prevents the iffenslve smell consequent on the use of tbe ordb.rjr coMtnode in bedrooms, hospital wards. tc It is founded on the well-known power of Earth as a Deodorising Agentt a given quantity of Diy Earth destroying, all atnell, and entirely preventing noxious vapours and other discomforts. Tbe partical application of this power has been successfully carried out by the present Invention. Apart from, its superiority over the Water System In destroying all smell, the Earth aystem is more ecooumical, both In Its Urst cost and its after-working, there being uu expensive cistern or pipes, no danger from frost, and tho product being a manure of value to fanners and gardeners. The supply ot the Earth and its removal are attended with no more inconvenience than the sup ly of coal and the removal of ashes for ordinary Urea of a dwelling-house.

This Apparatna can be to most existing Closets. Frospcctitse. and full information may be obtained at tbe DIM-IN 1aW-S, trPPEK ABBEY -STUELT. (MearCapei-aueet.) by the Naas board of guardians before the local 1 bench for supplying adulterated ff.Hk for the use nf the paupers. At the petty sesst jn he was fined 1 for the alleged offence, and from this derision he appealed.

At Maynooih on Tuesday the appeal was J. $rt Uhxkx in Iron, Cflppfr, sift grass. Worka, 19 CUFFE-8TRKET, DUBUH. communkaUona by puat addreaaed to 0 Fjuurtu-iuov neara oeiore me chairman ol quarter sessions, who ruled that as the summons did not state fr.t tha article was sold to the prejudice of the purchaser," it did not disclose tbe offence with wl ch efeadaut was Tbe appeal was, therefore,.