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310 evening classes and Commercial Treaties-The influence of such relations on the intercourse of Nations XIII The Distribution of Products-The circumstances which give particular countries advantages in Climate Natural Products Commerce and Industry XIV The effect of waste or unproductive consumption on the economy of Society and the Distribution of wealth-Of Endowments in aid of Education-of Charities in aid of Labour XV Pauperism its History it3 Growth and its Kinds- Remedies which have been devised for the purpose of arresting or controlling it XVI Taxation and its incidence-direct and indirect imperial and local-the distribution of Taxation and the circumstances under which the apparent payer is able to shift the tax on others XVII The uses of Metallic Currency-the effects in- duced by rise or fall in the value of such Currency on different classes of Society-the contrast between the present state of the facts and past experience-The probabilities of the future special prizes Two prizes of the value of £7 and £3 will be given by Friend of the College to those who pass the best examina- tions in these Lectures at the close of the Winter Session and who also write Essays on subject connected with Political Economy the number of marks allowed for the Essay to be equal to those allowed for the examination No one can compete except he has regularly attended the Lectures of the Tooke Professor The subject of the Essay will be announced after Christmas and before the Lectures recommence The prize will be given in books to be selected by the successful candidates from list prepared by the Tooke Professor