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c. General Scientific Advance. 1. The Evolution of the Brain. 2. Natural Study.

IV. Social Economics. 1— 3. John Ruskin. 4. Economics and Education. 5. The Old Age Problem. 6. The Housing Problem. 78. Industrial War and Industrial Peace. 9. Wealth. 10. Sim- plicity. II. A. Smith and A. Toynbee.

V. The Great Oxford Collections. 1. The Bodleian Library. 2. The Ashmolean Museum.

VI. Fine Art and Architecture.

1— 3. Music(1. Beethoven— the Absolute Musician, 2. The Rise and Fall of the Romantic School, 3. R. Wagner and his New Art). 4. An Introduction to Norman Architecture. 5— 6. Norman Arch. 7. Development of Cathedral Vaults. 8. Painting: Early Italian Art.

VII. History, The ory and Practice of Education. 1. The Higher Education of Women. 2. The Teaching of Anglo-Saxon His- tory. 3. The Teaching of English Composition. 4. Economics and Education.

VIII. Theological Lectures.

IX. Special Classes: 1— 8. The English Language. 90— 18. The Origin and Formation of English Literature. 19— 30. History and Theory of Education. Die Vortragenden waren zumeist Mitglieder des Lehrkörpers der Universität Oxford. Einige Herren gehörten der Universität Cambridge, bezw. London an.

Ferner hielten Vorträge:

The Right Hon. H. H. Asquith, K. C., M. P.

Lord Bishop of Ripon.

Rt. Hon. I. G. Talbot, M. P.

Sir W. Anson, M. P.

Mr. E. Bond, M. P.—

Mr. E. Sadler, Education Department.

Dr. Kimmins, Inspector under the Technical Education Board of the London County Council.

Mr. C. S. Loch, Secretary to the C. O. S.

Mr. M. Guffic, Councillor of Liverpool.

Miss Maitland, the Principal of Sommerville College.

Miss Pearson, Vice-Principal of Lady Margaret Hall u. a. m.

Der Preis für die Vorlesungen betrug 20 sh. für den ersten Teil, 30 sh. für beide zusammen. Jede„special class“ kostete 10 sh.

Alle Besucher des Meetings hatten ausserdem Zutritt zu den Conferenzen. Die Gegenstände derselben waren:

1, The Housing Question.