AFTERNOON LECTURES ON

LITERATURE AND ART.

PRESIDENT.

THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD CHANCELlor.

VICE-PRESIDENT.

THE REV. THE PROVOST OF TRINITY COLLEGE.

COMMITTEE.

SIR BERNARD BURKE, Ulster.

THE SOLICITOR GENERAL.

EVORY KENNEDY, ESQ., M. D.

SIR ROBERT Kane.

DIGBY P. STARKEY, ESQ.

MAZIERE J. BRADY, ESQ.

EDWARD GIBSON, ESQ

FRANCIS T. L. DAMES, ESQ.

PERCY FITZGERALD, ESQ.

PROFESSOR INGRAM, F.T.C. D.

DAVID R. PIGOT, ESQ.

R. H. MARTLEY,

R. DENNY URLIN,

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Hon. Secretaries.

OPENING ADDRESS at the beginning of the Second Seffion of

the Afternoon Lectures on Literature and Art. By the

Right Hon. Jofeph Napier, LL.D.

LECTURE II.

LECTURE III.

Two ENGLISH ESSAYISTS: Charles Lamb and Charles

Dickens. By Percy Fitzgerald, M.A., F.S.A.

LECTURE IV.

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THE NATIVE LITERATURE OF INDIA. By Captain Meadows

Taylor, M.R.I.A.

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LECTURE V.

GERMAN LITERATURE at the clofe of the laft century and the

commencement of the prefent. By John Anfter, LL.D.,

M.R.I.A., Regius Profeffor of Civil Law in the Univer-

fity of Dublin

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