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f' I NE 6,1857 . THE GRANGE-HOUSE SCHOOL (near Newington), EDINBURGH, FOR THE BOARD AND EDUCATION OF YOUNG GENTLEMEN. Conducted by Mr. DALGLEISH (During the last 21 Years Head• Master of Park place Institution), and Mr. W.S.DALOLEISII, M.A., University of Edinburgh ; with the Assimance Of RESIDENT and VISITING MASTERS. r Thi hli ....111....sta....s_ment will be OPENED in OCTOBER NEXT, Or the EDUCATION of a LIMITED NUMBER Of RESIDENT PUPILS. TERMS FOR BOARD AND EDUCATION, from Eighty to One Hundred Guineas per Session. TUE GRANGE-ROUSE Fon:sm. is designed to afford increased facilities for Educating Young Gentlemen of the upper ranks ; to enable them to meet the higher requirements of the Scottish and English Universities; and, in particular, to prepare them, in accordance with the recent regulations of the Civil and Mill• tary Boards, for entering the Public Services at Home and in 'nude. In accordance with the leading design of the School, the stated Class-instruction will be confided exclusively to Professional Teachers from Edinburgh, of established reputation In their several departments. The Private Studies of the Pupils will be superintended by Mr. W. S. DALOLEISH, and a staff of Resident Tutors, Graduates of English, Scottish, and Continental Universities. In the Advanced Classes for English, Mathematics, Classics, and the Modern Languages, frequent Examinations, conducted in Writing, will form an important part of the work of each Class. Pupils, on entering the School, must not be above Fifteen,nor under Eight years of age. THE GRANGE HousE, a baronial residence, is situated about a mile to the south of Edinburgh, end is consequently easily accessible to Masters proteseionally attending the School. The locality, in the centre of a well sheltered district, having a south ern exposure, is widely known for its salubrity; and the Mansion house, which occupies an elevated position, and affords ample accommodation for Seventy Resident Pupils,is peculiarly suitable for a Private Boarding and Scholastic Establishment of the highest class. The inclosed Pleasure-Grounds, Gardens, and Park, extend over several acres ; and additional playground can at any time be obtained in the immediate neighbourhood of the House. Particular attention will be given to the Moral Training of the Pupils, as well as to their Religious Instruct ion—irrespectively of denotninadonal differences; and a high tone, in regard to both conduct and demeanour, will be maintained In all the de partments of the School. The domestic arrangements of the School will 3e under the immediate Superintendence of Mrs. DALOLEISH and experienced Assistants. The Dietary department will be intrusted to a House• Steward. Mr. DALOLEIB/1 will devote his whole time to the inspection of the Classes, the individual training of the Pupils, and the direction of the general arrangements of the Establishment. In connection with the opening of The Grange•house School, reference is specially permitted to the following Noblemen and Gentlemen : The Molt Noble the Marquis of BREADALBANE,I TVIROIIth Castle, Perthshire. The Right Hou. Lord KINNAIRD, Rollie Priory, Perthshire. The Right Hon. JOHN MELVILLE, Lord Provost of Edinburgh. The Hon. ARTHUR KINNAIRD, M.P., West Farm, East Barnet, Herts. The Hon. Lord NEAVES, One of the Senators of the College of Justice, Edinburgh. Le Baron DIRCHINK HOLMFELD, Copenhagen. Sir ARCHIBALD IaLAY CAMPBELL, of Succoth, Bart., Garacube, near Glasgow. Sir WILLIAM Joartsrost, of Kirkhill, near Edinburgh. CHARLES COWAN, Esq., M.P., Valleytteld, near Edinburgh. ADAM BLACK, Esq., M . P., E linburgh. RICHARD Spoossit, Esq., M.P., Banker, London. J. A. F. HAWKINS, Esq. (formerly one of the Judges of the Supreme Court, Calcutta), Gloucester.gardens, London. W. EDMONSTOUNE AYTOUN, Esq. ' D.C.L., Sheriff of Orkney; Professor of Rhetoric and Belles Lettrea, University of Edin- burgh. JOHN S. BLAc me, Esq., Professor of Greek, University of Edin• burgh. Dr. liRENNECKE, Director of the Realschule, Posen. IIORATIUS ISONAR, D.D., Kelso, Roxburghshire. JAMES BRTCE, D.D. (late of Calcutta), Whitehou se•gardens, the Orange, Edinbw:gh. ROBERT BUCHANAN, D.D., Glasgow. HENRY COOKE, D.D., LLD., Belfast. JAYLS blasgoir. Major IL S. Donis. Madras. Nev. D. T. K. DauI•IMOND, 8.A., Edinburgh. JAMES D. Fouts, Esq., D.C.L., Professor of Natural Philo sophy. University of Edinburgh. WILLIAM GLOVER, D.D., Edinburgh. Captain GROVE, R.N., Kincardine Castle, Ancbterarder, Perth• .hire. TnomAs GUTITRIC, D.D., Edinburgh. JAMES HAMILTON, D.D., London. Rev. WILLIAM FIANNA, LL.D., Edinburgh. R. H. HOLLINORERY, Esq., Calcutta. A. KEITH JOHNSTON, Esq., F.R.S.E., F.R.G.S., Geographer to the Queen, Marchhallpark, Edinburgh. Rev. P. KEI.I.AND, M.A., late Fellow of Queen's College, Cam. bridge; Professor of Mathematics, University of Edinburgh. Rev. ROBERT It. I.UNDIE, M.A., Birkenhead, Liverpool. THOMAS M'CntE, 1).1)., LL.D.. Professor of Systematic Theology and Ecclesiastical History, London. JAMES MELVILLE M'CULLOCH, D.D., Greenock. Rev. J. B. MARSDEN, M.A., Incumbent of St. Peter's, Binning ham. J. C. MILLER, D.D.,Rector of SL Martin's, Birmingham; Canon of Worcester. WM. PYPER, Esq., LL.D., Professor of Humanity, University of SL Andrews. Professor H. D. ROGERS, Boston, U.S. L. SorsitTE, Esq., Ph. D., LL.D., Rector of the high School, Ed nburgh. GEORkIE SMITH, Esq., Principal of Doveton College, Calcutta. \SILLI.,M SMITH, Esq., LL.D., Classical Examiner in the University of London. JOHN TAIT, Req., Advocate, Sheriff of Clackmannan and Kin rove, Edinburgh. JAMES WATSON, Esq. (of J. Nisbet and Co.), Berners-street, London. J. W. WHITE, Esq., M.A., Principal of Huddersfield College, Yorksliire. J. FAWKENER WINFIELD, Esq., Chad-lodge, F.dgbaston, Bir mingham. ELWARD WOODFORD, F.sq., LL.D., One of H.M. Inspectors of Schools in Scotland, Edinburgh, Professor A. W. 'LUMPY , Berlin, do. dc. All communications regarding Tun GRANGE•ROIVIE SC now., prior to the Ist of August, must ha addreeeed to Mr. DALOLEISH, 1, Park-place, Edinburgh, N.B. THE PRESS. NEW WORK BY GEORGE BORROW. Now ready, 2 vols. post Bvo., 215., 567 EYRE." I T HE FOR (Duringth and Mr. with tb This or the El fror THE Os facilities to enable t and Engli in accords tary Boar( Duda. In scent Class-met Teachers several de The Pri Mr. W. S. of Englist In the I and the M in Wridn, Class. Pupils, under Eig THE OS nine to C accessible locality, in ern expos , house, wt accommod for a Prii highest cl The inc over sever be obtain( Particul Pupils, as of denotni both condi partments The don immediate Assistant' The Die Mr. DAI of the Ch direction In cow reference Gentleme The Most Castle, The Right The Right The Hon. Herts. The Hon. Justice, Le Baron Sir ARCH! near Gli Sir WILLI CHARLES ADAM BL RICHARD J. A.F.I Suprem W. EDMO Profess' burgh. JOHN S. B burgh. Dr. Bass HORATIUE JAMES BR 0 range, ROBERT E HENRY JAMES Cr Major IL Rev. D. 1 JAMES E aophy. I WILLIAM Captain G shire. THOMAS 0 JAMES HA Rev. Wm' R. H. Ho] A. KEITH the Que. Rev. P. K bridge ; Rev. ROB' THOMAS 11 and EC( JAMES M, Rev. J. B. ham. J. C. MILL of Worc WM. PYPI St. And Professor L. Sormti Ed nbu, GEOR.JE WILLIAM Univers JOHN TAI' ro's, JAMES W.l London J. W. WHI Yorkshi J. FAWEE minght ELWARD Schools Professor All com prior to tt 1, Park-pl HE ROMANY A SEQUEL TO LAVENGRO. 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