Calendar: 1858-1859 Page 108

108 APPLIED SCIENCES Prizes at the termination of each Session are awarded to one Student of each year who has most distinguished himself by proficiency knowledge of principles and by assiduity and regularity in conduct and attendance during the Session Students are discouraged from simply copying any drawing or engraving of machine or structure but are induced to represent it in another position to analyse its principles and show the most important parts in detached and detailed figures -Students of the third year may by application to the Dean have the privilege of attending the Class of Land- scape Drawing and Colouring as applied to Architectural Designs instead of the Class of Geometrical Drawing VIII Chemistry Students of the first and second years are admitted to Course of Theoretical and Applied Chemistry at 10 15 on Monday and Friday throughout the Academical Year The subjects will be discussed in the following order Forces concerned in producing Chemical Phenomena Preliminary view of Cliemical Affinity and its distinction from other forces Laws of Chemical Combination -Notation Adhesion -Capillarity Endosmose Motion of Gases Crystallization -Isomorphism Dimorphism Allotropy Heat -a Measurement of Heat -Temperature Expan- sion Thermometers and Pyrometers Equilibrium of Temperature -Conduction Convection Radiation Absorption and Reflection of Heat Heat of Composition -Specific Heat Latent Heat Freezing Ebullition Evaporation Hygrometry Economical applications of Heat Electricity -Excitement Conduction Insulation Indue- tion Electrical Machines Accumulation Leyden Jar At- mospheric phenomena Voltaic Electricity -Galvanometer Simple and Compound