Calendar: 1878-1879 Page 331

EVENING CLASSES 329 Museum of the College large series of fresh specimens is employed to illustrate the lectures 30 LOGIC Day and Hour of Attendance-Monday from tr Definitions and History-Use Method and Relation of the Science to others-Elementary Parts of Mental Science- Forms of Thought-Language in its Relation to Thought- Terms-The Predicables-Nominalism and Real ism-Logical Division and Definition-Propositions-Quantification of the Predicate Causation-Induction-Syllogism- Moods and Figures-Secondary Forms of Syllogism-Hypothetical Reasoning-Circumstantial and Chain Evidence-Fallacies- Analysis The Lecturer hopes to make the course sufficient for the and Sc Examinations at the University of London Text Book Jevons' Elementary Lessons in Logic 31 POLITICAL ECONOMY Day and Hour of Attendance-Friday from to The Tooke Professor of Political Economy will deliver course of Lectures on those Acts of Government and Legislation which have induced permanent effects on the economical condition of the English people These Lectures will treat of the origin and progress of English finance of the laws which have regulated the price of labour-the maintenance of destitution -the course of trade-currency and banking-of thedistribu- tion and settlement of land-of the law of landlord and tenant in the Three Kingdoms-of the English law of bankruptcy- of the Colonial system &c &c 32 PUBLIC READING AND SPEAKING Days and Hour of Attendance Tuesday and Friday from 09 Introductory Remarks-On Public Reading and Speaking -What is Elocution -Definition of the term-Estimation in which the art was held by the Ancients-Its subsequent com- parative decline and neglect-The great value of Elocution