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applied sciences 51 III Department of tije &ppltc& Sciences The object in view in this Department is to provide system of general education practical in its nature for the large class of young men who in after life are likely to be engaged in commercial and agricultural pursuits or in pro- feesional employments such as Civil and Military Engineering Surveying Architecture and the higher branches of Manufac- turing Art The following are the subjects taught Religious Instruction according to the principles of the United Church of England and Ireland by the Rev the Principal and the Rev Ε Plumptre Chaplain II Mathematics by the Rev Hall Professor Rev Cock and Τ Goodeve Esq Tutors III Natural Philosophy and Astronomy by the Rev O'Brien Professor IV Arts of Construction in connexion with Civil Engineering and Architecture by Hosking Esq Professor assisted by Moseley Esq Manufacturing Art and Machinery by Cowper Esq VI Land Surveying and Levelling by II Castle Esq VII Geometrical Drawing by Thomas Bradley Esq VIII Chemistry by Miller Esq Professor and John Bowman Esq Demonstrator IX Geology by Ansted Esq Professor Mineralogy by Tennant Esq XI Instruction in the Workshop by Cock Esq Dean of the Department 1847 1848 Professor Ansted