...such branches of science as are of practical application to the exercise of that trade; that they muy possess a more thorough knowledge of their business,...inventions, in the arts which they respectively profess." At the commencement of its career of usefulness, a room was opened for the purpose of furthering its...

...with such branches of science as are of practical application in the exercise of that trade, that j they may possess a more thorough knowledge of their...new inventions in the Arts which they respectively j profess. It is not intended to teach the trade of the Machine Maker, the \ Dyer, the Carpenter, the...

...Institution states, 'That the society is formed for the purpose of enabling mechanics and artizaus, of whatever trade they may be, to become acquainted...improvements, and even new inventions, in the arts they respectively profess.' For these purposes, Mechanics' Institutions, as they at present exist,...

...Institution is formed for the purpose of enabling mechanics and artizans, whatever trade they may be of, to become acquainted with such branches of science...profess. It is not intended to teach the trade of the machinemaker, the dyer, the carpenter, the mason, or any other particular business; but there is no...

...institution is formed for the purpose of enabling mechanics and artisans, whatever trade they may be of, to become acquainted with such branches of science...inventions, in the arts which they respectively profess. In other words they were essentially teaching institutions, devoted to instruction in mechanical pursuits....

...Institution is formed for the purpose of enabling mechanics and artisans, whatever trade they may be of, to become acquainted with such branches of science...profess. It is not intended to teach the trade of the machine-maker, the dyer, the carpenter, the mason, or any other particular business ; but there is...

...foundation in 1824 : ' This Institution is formed for the purpose of enabling mechanics and artisans, of whatever trade they may be, to become acquainted...maker, the dyer, the carpenter, the mason, or any other particular business, but there is no art which does not depend, more or less, on scientific principles,...

...Manchester Mechanics' Institute, ' has been formed for the purpose of enabling mechanics and artisans, of whatever trade they may be, to become acquainted...profess. It is not intended to teach the trade of the machine-maker, the dyer, the carpenter, the mason or any other practical business ; but there is no...

...institution is formed for the purpose of enabling mechanics and artisans, whatever trade they may be of, to become acquainted with such branches of science...inventions, in the arts which they respectively profess. In other words they were essentially teaching institutions, devoted to instruction in mechanical pursuits....

...Manchester Mechanics' Institute, ' has been formed for the purpose of enabling mechanics and artisans, of whatever trade they may be, to become acquainted...inventions in the arts which they respectively profess.' With these aims Dr. Arnold would have had no quarrel, but he would not have considered them sufficient...