APPENDIX

Ruskin Society

Partial list of lectures

Key:-

M: Manchester B: Birmingham Lon: London Liv: Liverpool

U: Ruskin Union A: Ambleside G: Glasgow

All dares in the form dd.mm.yy

*Indicates publication in Saint George. Lectures published separately are listed in the Select Bibliography.

This list of lectures has been compiled from extant lecture lists, notices, newspaper reports, and other published and

manuscript records. Where entries can be cross-referenced, the fullest information has been given. No attempt has

been made to standardize the form in which names of speakers have been given, however, and the list should be

used in conjunction with the full explanatory context given in Chapter 4.

Date/ Lecture Title/Description Speaker

Society

15.01.79 M Inaugural R. Bailey Walker

05.02.79 M Readings from Modern Painters Francis Pullen

28.02.79 M Reading at Charlestown Mutual Improvement Society Francis Pullen

05.03.79 M Short Address [Manchester Reference Library] Charles Rowley

26.03.79 M Endeavour Mutual Improvement Society Francis Pullen

02.04.79 M General readings Bailey/Pullen/Walker/Doyle

07.05.79 M Ruskin and his critics W. E. A. Axon

13.06.79 M Mechanical Industry Francis Pullen

M The Three True Causes of Industrial Depression: A. H. Mackmurdo

22.09.79 M 1. The Land and the People

23.09.79 M 2. Usury

24.09.79 M 3. Our Metallic Currency

08.10.79 M Ruskin and Restoration T. H. Hall Caine

28.10.79 G John Ruskin; his life and works William Smart

05.11.79 M Natural Adornment E. J. Bailey

26.11.79 M St Mark’s Restoration Protest G. Milner

03.12.79 M Notes on St George’s Guild John Morgan (read by F. W. Pullen)

09.02.80 M Scripture Schools According to St George Henry Swan

22.03.80 M John Ruskin J. Marshall Mather

26.04.80 M Turner and His Works H. S. Grimshaw

01.11.80 G Inaugural [Ruskin neither a democrat nor communist] John Morrison

08.11.80 M Ruskin’s Political Economy J. E. Phythian

??.??.81 Lon Lessons from the Poet Painters

??.??.81 Lon The Story of St. George’s Guild as told in Fors Clavigera

14.11.81 M Poet Painters: or the Relativity of Art of things Spectral and things Substantial/ A. H. Mackmurdo

11.12.81 M John Ruskin Rev. Silas Farrington

16.01.82 M Some Relations between Mr Ruskin and the Old and New Testament Francis Pullen

23.01.82 G Wealth: Definitions by Ruskin and Mill Compared William Cassels

13.03.82 M St George’s Museum, Walkley W. E. A. Axon

10.04.82 M Mr. Ruskin’s Ideal English Woman Rev. J. Marshall Mather

12.10.82 A Selections from Ruskin H. D. Rawnsley

06.11.82 G Mr. Ruskin’s Autobiography as told in Fors Clavigera John Morison

20.11.82 G Beauty, a subject of Moral Perception William Cassels

04.12.82 G Work – Noble and Base Group Discussion

18.12.82 G Mr. Ruskin as an Ornithologist W. Craibe Angus

08.01.83 G Books; and How to Read Them Rev. A. Cameron Watson

22.01.83 G The Jewish Land Laws James S. Smith

05.02.83 G Church and State Rev. Thomas Armstrong

19.02.83 G A National Store versus Our National Debt Group Discussion

19.03.83 G Fiction, Fair and Foul W. S. McCormick

02.04.83 G Mr. Ruskin and the Greek Mythology James Morison

16.04.83 G Unto This Last and What It Teaches John Annan

30.04.83 G Is Usury Wholly Unjustifiable? William V. Jackson

07.05.83 G The Spirit of John Ruskin William Smart

09.11.85 G A Plea for the Church’s Sympathy with the Spirit of the Age/ Rev. David Watson

23.11.85 G The Argument for Vegetarianism William Buchanan

07.12.85 G Some Aspects of the Ideal in Relation to the Genius of George Eliot D. S. Riddoch

21.12.85 G Sir Walter Scott and Mr. Ruskin James Morison

11.01.86 G The Reign of Industry Rev. James Mavor

25.01.86 G A Sketch of the Human Spirit as a Contribution Towards Individual Cultivation/ W. Buist Picken

08.02.86 G Socialism William Smart

08.03.86 G The Employment of Women Duncan Carmichael

22.03.86 G Excessive and Improper Work H. Congreve

05.04.86 G The Evangel of History John Riddoch

19.04.86 G The Three-Fold Lines of Human Reformation James G. Borland

22.08.86 G Population, Progress, and Poverty Patrick Geddes

08.11.86 G The Roadside Songs of Tuscany: a brief note John Morison

20.11.88 G Natural Law at Once Natural, Moral, and Religious William Jolly

03.12.88 G The Influence of Turner and Ruskin on Modern Landscape Painting D. S. Riddoch

17.12.88 G The Foundations of Social Politics Henry Dyer

07.01.89 G Political Economy of Art Patrick Geddes

21.01.89 G The Unhealthy Conditions of Modern Life Rev. Thomas Armstrong

04.02.89 G The Principle of Balance in the Universe Miss Sara S. Hennell

18.02.89 G The Too Narrow Bed Rev. W. W. Tulloch

04.03.89 G The Church and Social Politics Rev. William Brownlie

18.03.89 G The Incas, an example of Paternal Government Alfred Mavor

01.04.89 G The Mystery of Life (Sesame and Lilies) David Dick

15.04.89 G Matthew Arnold William Martin

29.04.89 G Mr. Ruskin’s Poetry Robert Bird

21.10.89 Liv Rose-red and Blood-red Communism J. Ernest Phythian

13.11.89 G Poetry in its Relation to Life and Progress William Smart

18.11.89 G The Ruskin Reading Guild and its relation to the Study of Great Authors William Marwick

18.11.89 Liv Some Examples of Paternal Government. John E. Fowler

16.12.89 Liv The Effect of Simplicity of Life on the Pleasures of a Nation T. H. Wardleworth

20.01.90 Liv The Effect of Simplicity of Life on the Art of a Nation Edith Hope Scott

03.02.90 G Henry Rose

17.02.90 Liv Work – according to Ruskin’ George Thomson

??.03.90 Lon Ruskin and Reynolds – their Theories of ART

31.03.90 Lon King’s Treasuries – Their Use and Abuse William Marwick

20.05.90 Lon Dante Gabriel Rossetti: Poet and Painter Kineton Parkes

17.10.90 Lon Lessons from My Masters Dr. Peter Bayne

14.11.90 Lon Mr. Ruskin and the two first volumes of Modern Painters Mr. Robjohns

12.12.90 Lon Ruskin’s Teachings and Present Day Movements and Tendencies J. Ernest Phythian

16.01.91 Lon Fors Clavigera Rev. J. P. Faunthorpe

13.02.91 Lon Some views of art according to Ruskin and otherwise Henry E. West

13.03.91 Lon Ruskin Museum, Sheffield William White

17.04.91 Lon A Review of Mr. Ruskin’s Political Economy Andrew Ogilvie

08.05.91 Lon Ethics of the Dust Arthur Boutwood

22.05.91 Lon Industrial Partnership, and its Ruskinism George Thomson

09.10.91 Lon Practical Idealism Arthur Bontwood

19.10.91 Liv Pictures in Education T. C. Horsfall

09.11.91 G The Training of Taste in Schools, with special reference to Ruskin William Jolly

13.11.91 Lon Ruskin’s Poems William Marwick

23.11.91 G Mary Wollstonecraft and Progressive History Mrs. Neilson

07.12.91 G The Realisation of the Social Ideal, and how Present Agencies may be United and Strengthened1

11.12.91 Lon Unto This Last James P. Smart

1 Taking part were D. M. Stevenson (of the Glasgow Social Union) and Mr. Strang (of the COS), see World-

Literature, vol. 1, p. 38.

21.12.91 G Count Tolstoi and his Teaching Rev. A. Lazenby2

04.01.92 G Unto This Last Robert Bird

08.01.92 Lon Carlyle & Ruskin: A Comparison Mrs. Margaret West

11.01.92 G Art in Our Cities3 J. Parker Smith MP

18.01.92 G Tennyson Rev. John Hunter

01.02.92 G Mythology William Smith

12.02.92 Lon The Work and Object of the Guild and School of Handicraft C. R. Ashbee

15.02.92 G Labour colonies I have visited D. M. Stevenson

29.02.92 G George Meredith David Dick

11.03.92 Lon Ruskin’s Thoughts about Women Miss Stanley4

14.03.92 G Social Problems of the Scottish Highlands5 Rev. J Charleson DD

2 For more on Lazenby, see Cockram, Social Reform, pp. 181-2.

3 World-Literature, vol. 1, p. 76 notes that this was postponed from 07.12.91.

4 Headmistress, Whitelands College.

5 Cancelled due to illness, John Demstoun? instead spoke on ‘Old Age Pensions’.

28.03.92 G The Society of the Future Prof. Henry Dyer

04.04.92 G A Glance at the Stones of Venice6 John Morison

08.04.92 Lon Ruskin and Modern Social Tendencies C. Oscar Gridley

13.05.92 Lon The Economical View of Interest on Capital Thomas Hewitt

17.10.92 Liv Conversazione: The Place of Art in a Well-Ordered Life Edmund J. Baillie

21.10.92 Lon The First Principles of Political Economy Arthur Boutwood

11.11.92 Lon Poetic Imagery Henry Rose

21.11.92 Liv St. Mark’s at Venice J. Ernest Phythian

09.12.92 Lon Art on the Modern English Stage C. T. J. Hiatt

19.12.92 Liv The New Economy and its Application to Industry George Thomson

13.01.93 Lon Imagination in Literature and Art Mrs. Samuel Watson

16.01.93 Liv The Christian Solution of Our Social Problems Edward J. Parr

10.02.93 Lon The Modern Romantic Ballad Kineton Parkes

6 Postponed to 11.04.92 owing to Morison’s illness; instead, a group discussion of a conference on old age pensions

took place.

10.03.93 Lon The Education of Girls Miss Mary Darton

20.03.93 Liv The Republic of Plato Herbert Busby

14.04.93 Lon Mr. Collingwood’s Biography of Ruskin W. Pitt MacConochie7

17.04.93 Liv Mill’s Doctrine of Liberty in the Light of Ruskin’s Teaching W. P. Dickins

12.05.93 Lon Ruskin and Democracy J. F. Oakeshott

06.11.93 G The Causal Connection between Wealth and Poverty William Smart

10.11.93 Lon Ruskin and the Spirit of the Age Arthur Boutwood

20.11.93 G Equality - Religious, Political, and Industrial Miss Mary Watson

04.12.93 G Unto This Last Rev. G. J. Cole

08.12.93 Lon The Many-Sidedness of John Ruskin William Walker

18.12.93 G The Evolution of the Ideal Life C. W. Pearce

12.01.94 Lon The Sanguine Stain (Things Visible and Faith) Sydney Robjohns

15.01.94 G Carlyle and Ruskin ,the Pioneers of the Labour Party J. Keir Hardie

19.01.94 G Practical Methods of Improving the Condition of the People W. T. Stead

7 Representative of the Ruskin Reading Guild.

05.02.94 G The Christian Churches and Socialism William Cassels

09.02.94 Lon Ruskin in Relation to Modern Problems E. T. Cook

26.02.94 G The Veins of Wealth – not in Rock, but in Flesh James G. Borland

09.03.94 Lon Mr. Collingwood’s Life and Work of John Ruskin’ W. Pitt MacConochie

12.03.94 G Some Notes on Collingwood’s Life of Ruskin William Martin

26.03.94 G The Actual and the Ideal Church Charles Taylor

09.04.94 G Robert Browning David Dick

13.04.94 Lon Mr. Ruskin’s Teaching on Interest of Money Rev. J. P. Faunthorpe

11.05.94 Lon Ruskin as a Letter-Writer James P. Smart

??.06.94 Lon The Langdale Linen Industry Thomas Hewitt

19.10.94 Lon Barber-Surgeons

22.10.94 Liv Conversazione: Education and Recreation Edmund J. Baillie

23.10.94 G Conversazione: Langdale Linen Industry John Morison

05.11.94 G President’s Opening Address William Martin

16.11.94 Lon The Imagery of Words J. Elliott Viney

19.11.94 G Municipal Libraries D. M. Stevenson

26.11.94 Liv Art Work and its Value in Public Education

03.12.94 G The Public House in Public Hands John Mann Jnr.

05.12.94 G The True Veins of National Wealth Tom Mann

17.12.94 G Individualism: the Path to Altruism James l. Foulds

21.12.94 Lon Time and Tide James P. Smart Jnr.

07.01.95 G Ruskin’s View of Nature Miss E. Raymond Burden

18.01.95 Lon Ruskin and the Conception of Progress Arthur Boutwood

21.01.95 G Some Adaptations of Ruskin’s Ideals to Practice Patrick Geddes

28.01.95 Liv The Formative Power of Music

04.02.95 G Population and Thrift Gavin W. Ralston

15.02.95 Lon Walter Crane, an Artist Influenced by John Ruskin Austin T. Young

18.02.95 G Dean Swift David Dick

04.03.95 G Ruskin & Rousseau as Educationists Miss Sophie B. Robbie

11.03.95 G James Russell Lowell, Poet and Prophet Charles Stubbs

15.03.95 Lon Some Chips for Fors Thomas Greenwood

18.03.95 G Industry – True and False Rev. S. B. Bleau

25.03.95 Liv Myth and Fairy Lore, as a means of positive instruction

01.04.95 G Readings from the Master Allan Macauley

19.04.95 Lon Heroism Dr. Eugene Oswald8

22.04.95 Liv The Relation of Science to Life (Vivisection)9

04.11.95 G The Idea of the State Prof. Jones, Glasgow Uni

18.11.95 G Emerson and Ruskin – A Brief Estimate Mrs. Neilson

02.12.95 G Ruskin and Modern Social Problems D. S. Riddoch

16.12.95 G The Magic of Money William Cassels

06.01.96 G Womanhood in Shakespeare and Ruskin Mrs. J. Jeffrey Hunter

20.01.96 G The Relation of Carlyle to Social Questions Rev. Dr. John Glasse

24.01.96 G Social Missions Charles W. Stubbs

8 President of the Carlyle Society.

9 Also advertised as ‘The Curse of Machinery’ by the sculptor, Conrad Dressler, co-founder in 1894 of the Della

Robbia Pottery of Birkenhead.

03.02.96 G Uses and Possibilities of a Social Observatory Patrick Geddes

17.02.96 G The Education of the Masses F. W. Moore

02.03.96 G The Treasury of St George William White

16.03.96 G Journey in Turkey and Greece, Autumn 1895 Ronald M .Burrows

??.03.96 Liv Science in Relation to Art: vivisection

??.04.96 Liv Rest and Growth; usury and commerce

??.10.96 Liv Conversazione, Some Pictures of the Autumn Exhibition Edmund J. Baillie

28.10.96 B Presidential Address A. E. Fletcher

??.11.96 Liv The Principles of John Ruskin’s Social Teaching as Distinguished from Socialism

03.11.96 G William Morris – Poet, Artist, Socialist William Martin

07.11.96 G Cathedral and Toynbee House visit/reception

11.11.96 B Ruskin’s Place in Our Social Movement John C. Kenworthy

17.11.96 G The Earthly Paradise of William Morris Rev. Albert Lazeby

18.11.96 B Alan de Walsingham Charless W. Stubbs

25.11.96 B Fors Clavigera W. G. Collingwood

01.12.96 G The Food Value of the Empire Lionel W. Lyde

09.12.96 B Sesame and Lilies Howard S. Pearson

15.12.96 G The Evolution of the Social Idea Margaret McMillan

??.01.97 Liv The Accumulation of Wealth – Land, Capital, Usury

05.01.97 G Ruskin’s Comparison of Justice & Charity, a Criticism Rev. D. E. Irons

12.01.97 G The Message of the Age Prof. Henry Dyer

26.01.97 G Monasticism: Its Ideals and Lessons Rev. John Hunter

27.01.97 B The Art of Life and Mr. Ruskin’s views thereon Edmund J Baillie

09.02.97 G Commercial Morality Ronald M. Burrows

10.02.97 B Ruskin and the Grace of Jesus Christ Rev. Edgar Todd

23.02.97 G Woman’s Education Miss Helen Waddell

25.02.97 B Ruskin on the Study of Literature W. R. Bradley

??.03.97 Liv Distribution of Wealth (Work, Wages, Machinery)

09.03.97 G University Hall, Edinburgh guests of Patrick Geddes

10.03.97 B Ruskin and Pre-Raphaelite Movement Kineton Parkes

23.03.97 G Industrial Day Dreams John Barr

24.03.97 B Ruskin as a Help to the Amateur Student of Art Rev. A. Jamson Smith

30.03.97 G Valedictory Address William Martin

07.04.97 B AGM, descriptive lecture with slides J. Howard Whitehouse

27.10.97 B Health, the true aim of education10

Charles W. Stubbs

01.11.97 G A new Theory of Protection Prof. William Smart

11.11.97 B *The State as a Parent Mrs. Samuel Barnett

15.11.97 G The Art Teaching of Ruskin John S. Riddoch

24.11.97 B *The Spirituality of the Universe Rev. R. C. Fillingham

27.11.97 G Arts and Industries of the Russian Peasantry C. W. Pearce

01.12.97 B *John Ruskin: Political Economist W. H. Silk

06.12.97 G Ruskin and Later Art Criticism Edward Pinnington

08.12.97 B The Creed and Conduct of Christian Britain as Contrasted by Mr. Ruskin James G. Borland

20.12.97 G Aesthetics in Common Life Alexander MacKendrick

10

This lecture apparently changed, and was published in Saint George, as ‘The Ideal Woman of the Poets,’ see

SG1.1.4-28 (January 1898).

17.01.98 G An Unknown Disciple

26.01.98 B Notes on Three German Songwriters, Schubert, Schumann and Brahms Montague Fordham

31.01.98 G The Phantom of Wealth C. W. Bream Pearce

07.02.98 G Walt Whitman William Martin

09.02.98 B *The Language of Line Walter Crane

21.02.98 G Some Aspects of Ruskin’s Teaching as Applied to Modern Social Problems/ J. Howard Whitehouse

23.02.98 B *The Idea of Beauty Howard S. Pearson

07.03.98 G Shelley John Herriott

09.03.98 B *Ruskin on Art and Ethics Rev. A. Jamson Smith

21.03.98 G The Moral of Landscape Miss E. Raymond Burden

23.03.98 B *Nineteenth century Ideal A. E. Fletcher

04.04.98 G John Ruskin, His Personality and Influence James G. Borland

27.10.98 B *Ruskin as a Religious Teacher Very Rev. F. W. Farrar

07.11.98 G Some Characteristics of Emerson Rev. James Bell

09.11.98 B A Land without crime or pauperism W. G. Collingwood

21.11.98 G Immediate Outlooks, Educational and Practical Patrick Geddes

23.11.98 B Tennyson’s In Memoriam J. Lewis Paton

28.11.98 Liv Gothic Architecture W. T. Haydon

05.12.98 G Locomotion and Some Pedestrians David Dick

07.12.98 B *Ruskin’s Educational Ideals Rev. J. P. Faunthrope

19.12.98 G Education Lionel W. Lyde

16.01.99 G The Beginnings of Christian Art James Paton

18.01.99 B *Romance as a Force in Practical Life Rev. John H. Skrine

23.01.99 Liv Lessons of the Panels on St George’s Hall Alex Hay

30.01.99 G Duality in Development Mrs. Pearce

01.02.99 B The Gospel of Might and the Promise of Peace Miss E. R. Chapman11

06.02.99 G The Religious Teaching of Ruskin Rev. J. Mathieson Forson

15.02.99 B Duty Howard S. Pearson

20.02.99 G Symposium by members

01.03.99 B *The National Trust: its aim and its work H. D. Rawnsley

11

This was replaced by W. H. D. Rouse, ‘Peasant Life in Modern Greece’ printed SG 2.6-80-93.

05.03.99 B The Art of William Holman Hunt Whitworth Wallis

06.03.99 G Ruskin as an Economist Miss Service

20.03.99 G Ruskin’s Message in Religion Rev. Peter Wilson

27.03.99 Liv The moral aspect of industrial development W. Tyson Porter

10.04.99 G Philosophical and Ethical Basis of Socialism Alexander MacKendrick

24.04.99 Liv Life and Work of William Blake T. W. Rundell

17.10.99 Lon A Crown of Rejoicing A paper suggested by reading Of Queen’s Gardens/ Arthur Boutwood

19.10.99 B *Art, an essential element of the national life Sir Wyke Bayliss

01.11.99 B *Duty Howard S. Pearson

06.11.99 G 1827 to 1887 David Dick

15.11.99 B Rudyard Kipling as an Index of British Morals J. A. Hobson

20.11.99 G James Russell Lowell D. S. Riddoch

23.11.99 Lon Of Kings’ Treasuries G. Moulton Piper

29.11.99 B *Ruskin’s Nature of Gothic Charles Holme

04.12.99 G Caedman and Cynewulf Rev. P. McAdam Muir

06.12.99 B Ruskin as an aid to the lover of art Jamson Smith

13.12.99 B *In what sense ought schools to prepare boys and girls for Life? Michael E. Sadler

18.12.99 G The Holy Field of Pisa Rev. J. S. Carroll

15.01.00 G Suggestion John Adams

17.01.00 B In what sense ought schools to prepare boys and girls for life Michael E. Sadler

29.01.00 G Education and Public Duty12

Prof. Henry Dyer

31.01.00 B Sagas13

Prof. F. Yorke Powell

05.02.00 G The Spencerian Philosophy & Sanitary Supervision Prof. Glaister

08.02.00 Lon The Mystery of Life and its Arts Rev. J. P. Faunthorpe

08.02.00 U The Life and Work of John Ruskin Rev. J. B. Booth

14.02.00 B Homer Prof. Sidgwick

19.02.00 G Light in its Relation to Life C. W. Bream Pearce

28.02.00 B Tennyson – Reminiscence and Homage Miss Chapman

12

This lecture was postponed owing to Ruskin’s death.

13 This was replaced by a memorial lecture, reprinted SG3.10.58-67.

01.03.00 Lon Work Sydney Robjohns

05.03.00 G The Language of Colour Rev. David Watson

14.03.00 B *Oxford in the Forties and Nineties14

Scott Holland

19.03.00 G The Menace of the Years Miss M. M. Paterson

02.04.00 G “Lessing’s Laokoon”: A Criticism on the Art of Poetry and Painting Herr Oswald

05.04.00 Lon Traffic James P. Smart

03.05.00 Lon War J. E. Egerton

05.05.00 U Ruskin Bernard Bosanquet

31.05.00 Lon The Future of England Miss Birch

30.06.00 U ‘The Elements of Linear Expression’ Walter Crane

22.09.00 U *The Social Economics of Ruskin15

J. A. Hobson

11.10.00 B *Presidential Address Very Rev. Francis Paget

18.10.00 Lon John Ruskin as a Social Reformer G. Moulton Piper

14

This was replaced by Scott Holland’s ‘An Apology for St. Paul’s Cathedral’ reproduced in SG 3.12.179-190.

15 This was at the Ruskin Union Congress at Sheffield Town Hall at which Lord Windsor gave the Presidential

address, see SG4.13.56-64.

22.10.00 G The Social Ideal Rev. J. Wilson Harper

24.10.00 B Browning’s Art Poems Rev. Joseph Wood

24.10.00 Liv Conversazione – address John E Fowler

05.11.00 G Church and City Rev. John Hunter

07.11.00 B Reminiscences of Ruskin Dr. F. J. Furnival

15.11.00 Lon Unto This Last Rev. J. B. Booth

19.11.00 G *Sophia of Ruskin Mr. A. J. Mories

21.11.00 B The Stoicism of Wordsworth J. L. Paton

26.11.00 Liv Introduction – St George’s Word

30.11.00 U Recollections of Ruskin Dr. F. J. Furnivall

03.12.00 G Dogs? Of the Lord Rev. J. J. Carroll

17.12.00 Liv The Deception of Ambition

17.12.00 G Wicked Gate?

07.01.01 G Justice Prof. William Smart

15.01.01 B *Illusion Rev. John H. Skrine

23.01.01 B Portraits as Historical Documents16

Lionel Cust

24.01.01 Lon Munera Pulveris W. Pitt MacConochie

28.01.01 Liv The True Veins of Wealth

06.02.01 B Dr Arnold of Rugby: what is his message to our own time? Michael E Sadler

08.02.01 U Ruskin and Literature R. Warwick Bond

14.02.01 Lon *Ruskin’s Theory of the Ideal in Art Edmund G. Sykes

20.02.01 B *Patient Grizzel (some phases of women’s life in medieval times) Miss May Morris

06.03.01 B *Ruskin’s Moral Ideas in History Richard Whiteing

14.03.01 Lon Ruskin’s Theory of the Grotesque in Art Arthur Boutwood

20.03.01 B Dante17

Wm. Boyd Carpenter

25.03.01 Liv The Condition of the Poor

18.04.01 Lon *A Joy For Ever Rev. J. P. Faunthorpe

16.05.01 Lon AGM: Reminiscences of John Ruskin Dr. F. J. Furnivall etc.

18.06.01 U The History of Coins and Money Lord Avebury

16

Apparently replaced by J. L. Paton, ‘Chivalry, Mediaeval and Modern,’ see SG 4.15.189-203.

17 On this date, Oliver Lodge also spoke about the late F. W. H. Myers, see SG4.15.204-11.

11.10.01 B *The Pathetic Fallacy Howard S. Pearson

28.10.01 Liv Reception with Trustees and Companions, St George’s Guild

31.10.01 U *Excelsior and its Prophet Ruskin Sir Henry H. Howarth

06.11.01 B *Dante and Botticelli Pearl Craigie18

10.11.01 B *Pathetic Fallacy Howard S. Pearson

14.11.01 Lon St Ursula and Carpaccio Rev. J. P. Faunthorpe

G. Baker & G. Thomson

04.12.01 Lon Girls and Dress Miss Mary Darton

1901-2 G *The Pre-Raphaelite Painters at the Glasgow International Exhibition D. S. Riddoch

??.??.02 M Ruskin on Religion and Life T. C. Horsfall

17.01.02 Liv The Force of Human Sympathy in the Character of Ruskin Rev. W. J. Jupp

23.01.02 Lon Ruskin and the Moral Tale F. J. H. Darton

05.02.02 B *Cowper Arthur Sidgwick

10.02.02 U *Ruskin at the English Lakes Canon Rawnsley

18

Pearl Craigie (1867-1906) pseudonym John Oliver Hobbes, American novelist.

10.02.02 Liv Ruskin Linen Industry Miss Twelves

19.02.02 B *Robert Louis Stevenson, from a Painter’s Point of View T. C. Gotch

27.02.02 Lon Some Conventions of the Old Masters’, and their interpretations Rev. S. C. Tickell

03.03.02 G *The Ruskin Museum at Sheffield: What It Is, and What It Might Be W. Sinclair

20.03.02 Lon Ruskin’s Views on the Relations of Art to Life G. Moulton Piper

24.03.02 Liv Some Phases of Tuscan Art W. Prior Christian

09.04.02 B *The King’s English From Alfred to Edward VII Rev. Prof. W. W. Skeat

24.04.02 Lon Ruskin on Usury Arthur Boutwood

28.04.02 Liv Historical Ballads: their Value in Education Alex Hay

22.05.02 Lon Ethics of the Dust R. C. Reed

12.06.02 U ‘Ruskin as I knew him and as he has impressed me’ Sir W. B. Richmond

09.10.02 Lon Conversazione Rev. J. P. Faunthorpe

21.10.02 B *John Ruskin Lord Avebury

03.11.02 B *The Artist’s Life Mrs. Craigie

13.11.02 Lon Ruskin and Education Rev. J. B. Booth

17.11.02 Liv Education according to Ruskin

19.11.02 B The Future of English Verse Henry Newbolt

03.12.02 B Some unpublished letters by Mr. Ruskin Oliver Lodge

10.12.02 B *Verona and Pavia Rev. A. Jamson Smith

11.12.02 Lon A Comparison between Ruskin and Browning Rev. F. Ealand

12.12.02 U *Personal Reminiscences of Ruskin Oscar Browning

15.12.02 Liv Papers on Selected Pictures in the Autumn Exhibition

15.01.03 Lon Ruskin on Conduct and Life Henry Wilson

19.01.03 Liv Garden Cities and the Ruskin Ideal

21.01.03 B The Gothic Revival and its place among C19th Ideals Prof. C. H. Herford

04.02.03 B John Ruskin Sir Henry H. Howart

14.02.03 U Ruskin as an Educational Reformer J. Churton Collins

18.02.03 B *Applied Science and Social Control Michael E. Sadler

19.02.03 Lon Chivalry, Medieval and Modern J. Lewis Paton

23.02.03 Liv The Relation of Art to the Science of Organic Form

02.03.03 Liv The Story of the Halcyon

04.03.03 B Primitive Types of Culture J. Lewis Paton

18.03.03 B The Feeding of the Sheep and Especially of the Lambs Isabella Fyvie Mayo

19.03.03 Lon Ruskin and Humanism Arthur Boutwood

01.04.03 B The Chanson de Roland Maurice Hewlett

23.04.03 Lon Ruskin on the Character and Influence of Woman Mrs. Arthur Boutwood

14.05.03 Lon AGM: Recent Biographies and Criticisms of Ruskin James P. Smart

25.06.03 U *Personal Recollections of Ruskin Selwyn Image

14.10.03 B Address Mrs. Craigie

28.10.03 B *The Romantic School of English Letters Rev. G. W Kitchin

11.11.03 B Some aspects of English Life under the Early Stuarts G. M. Trevelyan

25.11.03 B How Saint Francis came to love the Lady Poverty Canon Rawnsley

09.12.03 B English Public Schools* J. Lewis Paton

15.12.03 U Bookbinding T. J. Cobden-Sanderson

20.01.04 B *Art and Puritanism J. W. Mackail

17.02.04 B Bookbinding T. J. Cobden-Sanderson

19.02.04 U Ruskin’s Bible of Amiens Henry Beaumont

02.03.04 B Some Principles of Beauty and Taste Theodore Andrea Cooke

16.03.04 B The Life of the Village in Past Times, and the Outlook at the Present Time / Rev. Augustus Jessopp

30.03.04 B Madame Sarah Grand

13.04.04 B The English Character in the Old English Ballads G. K. Chesterton

05.10.04 B *Address Sir Wm. Blake Richmond

12.10.04 B Carlyle Rev. A. R. Fairbairn

26.10.04 B Nature Study Harry Lowerison

09.11.04 B Wordsworth as a Social Teacher Rev. Prof. Masterman

23.11.04 B *Conditions of Land Holding Hon. Rollo Russell

07.12.04 B Higher Education of Working Men Countess of Warwick

16.12.04 U Social Individualism in Theory and Practice Ebenezer Howard

12.01.05 B Movements towards city betterment Prof. Patrick Geddes

08.02.05 B Some Contemporary Poets Rev. Conrad Roden Noel

02.03.05 U The Modern Novel in England Thomas Seccombe

08.03.05 B The Training of Ambition Skrine

22.03.05 B William Morris C. R. Ashbee &

W. H. Bidlake

03.06.05 U Some Ruskin Letters Rev. J. P. Faunthrope

11.10.05 B Address Countess of Warwick

18.10.05 B Love as the Origin of Poetry Hon. Stephen Coleridge

24.10.05 U Michel de Montaigne R. Warwick Bond

01.11.05 B *The Complexity of the Simple Life Eustace Miles

15.11.05 B Vivisection R. Somerville Wood

29.11.05 B The Prevention of Slums T. C. Horsfall

11.12.05 B *Our Ancient Monuments and their Place in Modern Life Prof. G. Baldwin Brown

14.02.06 B Tolstoi Aylmer Maude

20.02.06 U The Quest of the Craftsman Montague Fordham

28.02.06 B Ruskin and Women Miss Maude Royden

14.03.06 B Ruskin: Ethical and Religious Teacher Rev. W. Hudson Shaw

28.03.06 B TBC Arthur Sherwell

09.06.06 U Ruskin’s Attitude Towards Children’s Books F. J. Harvey Darton

10.10.06 B *Address Rt. Hon. Earl of Plymouth

24.10.06 B Problems of Boy Life J. Howard Whitehouse

07.11.06 B *Sweated Industries and a Minimum Wage Gertrude M. Tuckwell

21.11.06 B *Ruskin as an Educationalist Prof. Churton Collins

05.12.06 B Pageantry and Life Louis N. Parker

16.01.07 B The Teaching of Sight R. Catterson Smith

30.01.07 B *Poetry and the Nation R. Warwick Bond

08.02.07 U Some Problems of Modern Education J. Howard Whitehouse

13.02.07 B G. F. Watts: Painter of Eternal Truths Rev. W. Earle

13.03.07 B *School Life and School Ideals J. H. Badley

08.06.07 U Ruskin as a Music Master Dr. J. Warrener

21.10.07 Liv William Blake: Poet, Painter and Seer Sydney Style

30.10.07 B Address Rt. Rev. Lord Bishop of Truro

13.11.07 B Town Planning Raymond Unwin

14.11.07 U *The Sanity of William Blake Dr. Greville MacDonald

18.11.07 Liv I. The Motives of Social Service Prof. John MacCunn

27.11.07 B Rene Bazin Hon. Mrs. Alfred Lyttelton

02.12.07 Liv II. On the Motives of Social Service Prof. John MacCunn

11.12.07 B The Production and Prevention of Smoke Emeritus Prof. of Engineering

15.01.08 B *Carlyle Arthur Sidgwick

20.01.08 Liv Education and the Changed Requirements of Modern Life Dr. A. Stookes

29.01.08 B Ruskin and Quakerism J. W. Graham

05.02.08 B The Physical Welfare of School Children

17.02.08 Liv *Imagination as a Factor in Education J. A. Dale

19.02.08 B Reminiscences of Ruskin W. Doubleday

25.02.08`U Impressionism Wallace L. Crowdy

04.03.08 B National Defence and the Channel Tunnel Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Campbell

16.03.08 Liv G. F. Watts OM, RA, Painter of Eternal Truths Rev. Walter Earle

18.03.08 B The Case for Women’s Revolt Teresa Billington-Greig

01.04.08 B Ruskin as Artist M. H. Spielman

05.04.08 Liv American Ideals of Teaching Miss E. Jacobson

13.06.08 U *Co-education Rev. Cecil Grant19

30.11.08 U Some Reconstructive Ideals Godfrey Blount

19.02.09 U Ruskin College, Oxford – An Educational Experiment Charles Sidney Buxton

05.06.09 U Editing Ruskin’s Works E. T. Cook

13.04.10 U Town Planning and Individuality of Towns Raymond Unwin

10.06.11 U Ruskin as an Inspiring Force Miss C. S. Spurgeon

31.??.11 U Ruskin’s Influence in Modern Life J. Howard Whitehouse

Late 11 U Ruskin as a Pioneer20

E. T. Cook

19

Warden of St. George’s School, Harpenden, testifying to Whitehouse’s influence.

20 This lecture is noted as taking place at the ‘invitation of Mrs. Barnett’, RL, RUMB, p. 95.

23.04.12 U Educational Reform Edmund Holmes21

11.05.12 U Ruskin’s Influence in Modern Politics J. Howard Whitehouse

21

The former Chief Inspector of Elementary Schools.