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The department includes a museum which contains, with other things, the collection of kinematic models prepared by the late Professor Willis. The buildings of the department adjoin the Cavendish (physical) and the Chemical Laboratories of the University. The department is open to Members of any of the Colleges, and to Non-Collegiate Students of the University. OWENS COLLEGE, MANCHESTER This College was founded in 1851, under the will of Mr. John Owens, merchant, of Manchester, and was reconstit...uted and incorporated by Act of Parliament in 1871. There are four departments, the first of which, allotted to " Arts, Science, and Law, " comprehends (in addition to Pro- fessorships in classics, history, &c. ) Professorships or Lecture- ships in Pure Mathematics; Applied Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry (Organic and Technological), Metallurgy, Mineralogy, and Geology. There is also in the same faculty a " Beyer Professorship of Civil and Mechanical Engineering, and Geometrical and Mechanical Drawing, " which was founded in 1868.
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