_No. 61. Leeds. (Fig. 50.) December 24th. 1 injured._ [Illustration: _Fig. 50._] Domestic, wrought iron, welded, 13-1/2 inches wide, 12 inches high. The house had been empty, and the pipes to cistern, 26 feet above, had frozen, and when a fire was lighted the accumulated pressure, having no escape, forced out the front. _No. 62. Leamington. (Fig. 51.) December 25th. none injured._ [Illustration: _Fig. 51._] Domestic Saddle, wrought iron welded, 1ft. 9in. long, and the same width and height. The circulating pipes were stopped by ice, and the accumulated pressure forced down the underside and rent open the joint. The building was injured. _No. 63. Morley. (Fig. 52.) December 25th. none injured._ [Illustration: _Fig. 52._] Domestic Saddle, wrought iron welded, 2ft. 6in. long, 1ft. 6in. wide and high. The circulating pipes being stopped by ice the accumulated pressure forced out the plate on the under side. The building was injured. _No. 64. Liverpool. (Fig. 53.) December 25th. 2 injured._ [Illustration: _Fig. 53._] Domestic, 1ft. 8in. wide and high, 1ft. deep, 1/2 inch cast iron. The circulating pipes were stopped with ice, and the accumulated pressure forced out the front, and did great damage to the house. _No. 65. London. (Fig. 54.) December 25th. 1 killed._ [Illustration: _Fig. 54._] Domestic, wrought iron, 1ft. 3in. wide, 1ft. 4in. high, 6in. deep, 3/8 inch thick. The circulating pipes to the cistern about 30ft. above were stopped with ice, and the accumulated pressure rent the boiler in the welded joints, and did great damage to the house. _No. 66. Dukinfield. (Fig. 55.) December 26th. none injured._ [Illustration: _Fig. 55._] Domestic, cast iron, 3/8 inch thick, 1ft. 3in. wide, 1ft. deep. The circulating pipes were frozen, and the pressure accumulated and rent the boiler to fragments and did great damage to the room. _No. 67. Northallerton. (Fig. 56.) December 29th. 1 injured._ [Illustration: _Fig. 56._] Locomotive, 20 years old, 12ft. 9in. long, with plates arranged lengthways, 3ft. 8in. diameter, 3/8 inch plates, 80 lbs. pressure. The barrel appears to have given way on the under side near fire box, and opened out and rent into fragments. As the pieces containing the probable first rent were missing, nothing positive could be ascertained. It may have contributed to the rupture that the engine drew from the fire box instead of from the frame. _No. 68. London. (Fig. 57.) December 29th. none injured._ [Illustration: _Fig. 57._] Domestic, Saddle, wrought iron, welded, 1ft. 6in. long, 1ft. 2in. wide, and 1ft. high, 3/8 inch thick. The circulating pipes to cistern 25ft. above were frozen, and the accumulated pressure forced the crown out of under side of boiler, and caused great damage to premises. _No. 69. London. December 30th. none injured._