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• F. Llewellyn Jones, 1947 "The Significance of the Electron: Its Impact on Modern Society"
  Inaugural lecture given by F. Llewellyn Jones, Professor of Physics
• Jennifer Levin, 1994 "An Ethical Profession?"
  Inaugural lecture given by Jennifer Levin, Professor of Law
• D.S. Lees, 1966 "Uses and Abuses of National Planning"
  Inaugural lecture given by D.S. Lees, Prefessor of Applied Economics
• E.W. Knight-Jones, 1956 "Marine Biology in Wales"
  Inaugural lecture given by E.W. Knight-Jones, Professor of Zoology
• James Kinsley, 1954 "English Studies in the University"
  Inaugural lecture given by James Kinsley, Professor of English Language and Literature
• G.B. Kerferd, 1956 "The Study of Greek Thought"
  Inaugural lecture given by G.B. Kerferd, Professor of Classics
• J.G. Oldroyd, 1954 "Mathematics and the Physical World"
  Inaugural lecture given by J.G. Oldroyd, Professor of Applied Mathematics
• J.R. Jones, 1953 "Religion as True Myth"
  Inaugural lecture given by J.R. Jones, Professor of Philosophy
• T.O. Jeffries, 1967 "Nuclear Power and the Systems Engineer"
  Inaugural lecture given by T.O. Jeffries, Prefessor of Industrial Engineering
• David Hills, 1983 "Lear's Shadows: some problems in the reading of a literary text"
  Inaugural lecture given by David Hills, Professor in the Department of English
• Alan. G. Hawkes, 1975 "The Development of Statistical Ideas and their Applications"
  Inaugural lecture given by Alan. G. Hawkes, Professor of Statistics
• C.H. Hassall, 1958 "Chemistry in the Service of Medicine"
  Inaugural lecture given by C.H. Hassall, Professor of Chemistry
• C.C. Harris, 1987 "Civilisation, Society and Tradition: Sociology and the University in Contemporary Society"
  Inaugural lecture given by C.C. Harris, Professor of Sociology
• Ralph A. Griffiths, 1983 "'This royal throne of kings, this scept'red isle': The English realm and nation in the later middle ages"
  Inaugural lecture given by Ralph A. Griffiths, Professor of Medieval History
• J. Gwyn Griffiths, 1974 "The Divine Tribunal"
  Inaugural lecture given by J. Gwyn Griffiths, Professor of Classics and Egyptology
• Richard Greenwood, 1972 "The Geography of Economic Development"
  Inaugural lecture given by Richard Greenwood, Professor in the Department of Geography
• R.B. Gravenor, 1973 "Systems and Things"
  Inaugural lecture given by R.B. Gravenor, Professor of Industrial Systems Engineering
• William Gosling, 1967 "The Genesis of Electrical Engineering"
  Inaugural lecture given by William Gosling, Professor of Electrical Engineering
• Laurence Goldstein, 1999 "Paradoxes shallow and deep"
  Inaugural lecture given by Laurence Goldstein, Professor in the Department of Philosophy
• D.H. Gagen, 1993 "Coming to Terms with the Civil WAr, Modern Productions of Lope De Vega's 'Fuenteovejuna'"
  Inaugural lecture given by D.H. Gagen, Professor and Head of Department of Hispanic Studies
• John Furlong, 1995 "Do Teachers Need Universities?"
  Inaugural lecture given by John Furlong, Professor and Head of Department of Education
• Hywel Francis, 1994 "Do Miners Read Dickens? Communities, Universities and a New Beginning"
  Inaugural lecture given by Hywel Francis, Professor and Director of Adult Continuing Education
• H.O. Foulkes, 1971 "The Mathematics of Patterns and Arrangements"
  Inaugural lecture given by H.O. Foulkes, Professor of Pure Mathematics
• W. Fishwick, 1956 "Controls and Communications"
  Inaugural lecture given by W. Fishwick, Professor of Electrical Engineering
• Benjamin Farrington, 1936 "Diodorus Siculus: Universal Historian"
  Inaugural lecture given by Benjamin Farrington, Professor of Classics