Calendar: 1884-1885 Page 371

EVENING CLASSES 365 and Rules for Definition-Theory of the Syllogism Mood Fig The Nature and Methods of Induction Analogy and Hypothesis-The Theory of Probabilities Log The exemplified of the Moral Sciences-F ed and Sp attent will given to Candidates for the London University and other Examination ms's Elementary Less Text Bool- Jev in Fowler's Deductive and Inductive Lo and 32 POLITICAL ECONOMY Day and Hour of Attendance-Friday from to The Tooke Professor of Economic Science and Statistics 11 give course of Lectures on Friday evenings at on the Aims the Machinery and the Prospects of Socialism to be treated historically and on economical principles 33 PUBLIC BEADING AND SPEAKING Day and Hour of ttendance-Friday from to Introduction-Rhetoric-" The Art of Public Speaking "- The Counterpart of Logic- Common misconceptions as to the true province of Rhetoric-Conviction-Persuasion-Compo- sition-Elocution-Definition of Elocution as the Art of Reading and Speaking distinctly intelligently and express- ively-Popular prejudices considered that whoever learns to read at school can of course read in public that good reading and speaking come by the light of nature that the study of elocution engenders mannerism and pomposity- The result of these prejudices shown in our defective reading in churches schools and families and in our imperfect speaking in parliament in the pulpit at the bar and on the platform-Illustrations from actual life in voice accent emphasis gesture &c -All Elocutionary teaching may be divided into three heads physical mental and emotional the first comprehending attitude breath voice articulation