Calendar: 1859-1860 Page 125

applied sciences 125 be given on condition that the Applicant is not thereby neglect- ing other duties in the College No Student can however be permitted to occupy the time of or have any assistance from the Workmen out of the regular hours of attendance named in the Calendar The infringement of this Rule by any Student will have the effect of causing him to be entirely shut out from the Workshops during the period not specified in the Calendar for regular attendance Section II museums Museum of King George the Third Curator Cock Esq Her Majesty the Queen having been graciously pleased to confer upon King's College the valuable Collection of Me- chanical Models and Philosophical Instruments formed by His Majesty King George the Third suitable room has been fitted up for its reception Extensive additions have been made to this Museum by the Council and by the donations of private individuals and the Calculating Machine of Mr Babbage has been deposited in it by the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods and Forests Valuable collections of Minerals of Geological specimens and of Chemical productions both natural and artificial as well as illustrations of the different processes of Manufactures in their various stages are also open to Students during Term See page 156 Section III regulations respecting students The days fixed for the admission of new Students in the Academical year 1859-60 are Tuesday October Tuesday January 24 and Tuesday April 17 but it is better to pay the fees previously to these days