Account of Roorkee College Established for the Instruction of Civil Engineers

Edward Everett Hale Boyer

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. . . . . . . . . . 191 14 1 36, 277 2 5 23. At the close of 1850, the erection was sanctioned of three Bungalows at a cost of Rs. 2, 600 each, for the accommodation of non-Stipendiary Students. Each Bungalow was designed to accommodate two Students, and a rent of Rs. 12-8, from each Student, or of Rs. 25 for each Bungalow was to be demanded to cover the cost of the buildings.
o 24. On April 7th 1851, the number of Students attached to the College was fifty, viz.
1st Department, .... ... .... 3... 2nd Department, .... .... .... 16 3rd Department, Senior Division, .... .... 5 Ditto, Junior Ditto, .... .... .... 16 Non-Stipendiary, .... .... .... 10 Total, 50 25. Up to that time, from the foundation of the College, 42 had left it for the Public Service, of whom there were : 1st Department, .... .... .... 2 2nd Department, .... .... .... 21 3rd Department, .... .... .... 18 Non-Stipendiary, ... . . . .... 1 Total, 42 26. The appointments they obtained were these : 1 Sub-Assistant Great Trigonometrical Survey.

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