Calendar: 1887-1888 Page 400

396 EVENING CLASSES The Lectures will be accompanied and illustrated by icroscopical demonstrations by preparations dissections diagrams &c Circulation The Blood-Blood-vessels-The Heart Conditions affecting the Heart's Action-The Pulse II Respiration Objects of Respiration-Respiratory Ap- paratus Changes in Respired Air Conditions affecting Respiration Ventilation Effects of Vitiated Atmosphere-Asphyxia III Digestion Food-Its preparation-Action of Digestive Fluids-Structure of Secretory Organs-Functions of Liver Conditions affecting Digestion and Nutrition י ψ ν ν β IV Contractile Tissues Cilia-Muscles-Levers-Joints- Exercise-Training-Results of Muscular Contrac- tion-Elimination by Lungs Skin Kidney Liver- Mechanism for Production of Voice-Speech Nervous System Structural Elements-Properties and Functions of Fibres and Cells-Spinal jfrerves- Cranial Nerves-Functions of Spinal Cord Medulk Oblongata Cerebellum Cerebrum VI The Senses Smell Sight Hearing Taste Touch- Structures and Functions of the Organs concerned- Sensations of Organic Life-Relation of Senses Memory Intellect &c Pr 24 STRUCTURAL MORPHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIO LOGICAL BOTANY Day 1d Hour of Attendance-Wednesday from to These lectures will embrace vegetable morphology histology and physiology as required for degrees of tl University of London and will be illustrated by fresh an dried plants microscopic specimens experiments an diagrams