...Secretary, Mr. Saumarez Du Bonrdien. TV? Institution of Civil Engineers of Ireland has been formed for the general advancement of Mechanical Science,...promoting the acquisition of that species of knowledge «h)rh constitutes the profession of a Civil Engineer. This Institution meets at the Rooms of the G«-«i«ical...

...institution was formed in 1818, and incorporated by charter in 1828. The object of its formation is the general advancement of mechanical science, and...particularly for promoting the acquisition of that speciet of knowledge which constitutes the profession of a civil engineer, being the art of directing...

...Isaac Farrell, Esq. Hon, Secretary. F. Villiers Clarendon, Esq. THIS Institution was formed in 1835 for the general advancement of mechanical science,...species of knowledge which constitutes the profession of an engineer. The society consists of three classes — members, honorary members, and associates. The...

...Fellow of the Royal Societies of London and Edinburgh, and others, had formed themselves into a Society for the general advancement of Mechanical Science,...the acquisition of that species of knowledge which constituted the profession of a Civil Engineer, being the art of directing the great sources of power...

...regulations of the society stated under the head of " Objects " that the institution was established for the general advancement of mechanical science, and more particularly for promoting t/ie acquisition of that fpecies of knowledge The Queen v. Institution of Civil Engineer», QB which...

...the society under the head of " objects " of the society state that the institution was established for " the general advancement of mechanical science,...promoting the acquisition of that species of knowledge whioh constitutes the profession of a civil engineer." Under the head of " constitution " they state...

...Institution of Civil Engineers (of Great Britain). The original charter recites that the body is formed ' ' for the general advancement of mechanical science, and more particularly for promoting the * Presidential address, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, twenty-second annual convention,...

...in this appeal. The Institution of Civil Engineers was incorporated by Royal Charter in June 1823. The "objects and views" of the body politic and corporate,...expressly ^created, are stated to be " for the general advance'' rnent of mechanical science, and more particularly, for pro" motiug the acquisition of that...

...philosophy." In the charter of 1828, however, the Institution is stated to have been established : "For the general advancement of mechanical science,...promoting the acquisition of that species of knowledge THE MEETING ROOM, IN THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. THE MAIN STAIRCASE, INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS....

...Institution of Civil Engineers (of Great Britain). The original charter recites that the body is formed "for the general advancement of mechanical science, and more particularly for promoting the * Presidential address, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, twenty-second annual convention,...