Calendar: 1930-1931 Page 154
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FACULTY OF LAWS 153 ll-SPECIAL COURSES CONSTITUTIONAL LAW za21 Professor Morgan Constitutional Law lei and 2nd Terms 6-7 30 University College CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY AI4 Professor Neale Constitutional History Tu Th 12-1 University College A18 -History of Political Ideas 12-1 University College Aj3 -Later Constitutional Documents Th 2-3 A21 Professor Hearnshaw History of Pohtical Ideas King's College A3e -Seminar for the production of Original Work in English Constitutional History in 15th and 16th Centuries For Postgraduate Students only Tu 15-6 15 University College S4 Prof Laski History of Political Ideas since 1689 6-7 School of Economics HISTORY OF LAW OF REAL PROPERTY As Dr Potter History of Law of Real Property from the Norman Conquest Ist Term of 3rd Year Time to be arranged King's College BANKING LAW BKay- Mr Topham Banking Law or Th 6-7 or Tu 30-7 30 Fee -Free to Bank clerks Course of Lectures at King's College on Mondays beginning January 19th and repeated on the following Tuesdays and Thursdays Professor Chorley Law of Banking 1st and 2nd Terms Tu beginning October 8th School of Economics COMMERCIAL LAW Se Mr Ball and Mr Maxwell Law of Carriage by Railway Passengers and Goods Ist and 2nd Terms Tu 6-7 School of Economics
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