Calendar: 1893-1894 Page 197

engineering 193 The fee for private instruction for the Course is 61 5s nclusive of Chemicals the number of lessons being regu- ated as under Student lessons of hours each Students- Students-10 Students-12 For fee of 13 10s private Student is entitled to attend- mce at Lectures and to the use of chemicals apparatus &c or three terms 12 Metallurgy Established by aid of the City and Guilds Institute First Year Students -Tuesday 3-4 Easter Term Third Year Students -Monday and Friday 3-4 This Course of lectures is designed for all those who in any vay have to deal practically with the applications of metals treats of the methods by which metals are obtained from heir ores and the means by which they are rendered suitable or the various requirements of the Arts The following are the principal subjects treated of General considerations concerning the principles of Metallurgy II The Physical Properties of Metals III Fuel -The Physical and Chemical properties of arious kinds of Fuel The Selection and Economic Pre- aration of Fuel to suit the requirements of Special Processes IV Materials used in the Construction of Furnaces &c 'ire Bricks Crucibles &c Metallurgical Processes Iron and Steel the various methods by which they are roduced the effects caused by the presence of foreign ubstances and by differences in their mechanical treatment Ν