The Press.
London, England, 1855-08-04 00:00:00

PRINCIPAL AND HEAD MASTER.

The Rev. Charles Mackenzie, A.M., Pemb. Coll., Oxford,
Prebendary of St. Paul's, and recently Road Master of St.
Olavo's tirammar School, Southwark.

Classical and Mathematical Muter—Horatio J. Ward, Esq.,
A.H , Emm. C 31%, Cambridge
French Teacher—M. Adolphe Ragon, of University College,
London

German Teacher—Herr Zerfft, Dr. Ph.
Drawing—James Redford, Esq.
Class Vocal Music—Frank Mori, Esq.
Hebrew, Greek, and Latin—The Rev. J. W. Laughlin, A.M.,
late scholar of Trinity College, Dublin
English History and Literature—The Rev. T. H. Bullock,
A.M., late Fellow of King's Collexe, Cambridge
Elements of Physics—Trevethau Spicer, LLD., A.M.
Gymnastics—Mr. W. G. Creech
Writing—Mr. W. T. Hall
Other Languages, Fencing, and an Education for any Special
Service, will be considered Extras. Fees for the pupils, six,
seven, or eight guineas a term, according to age and proficiency.
Entrance Fee, two guineas, and one guinea per annum is charged
for stationery, &c.
the school hours are from Nine to Twelve, and from Two to
Five (or in winter Four).
Wednesdays and Saturdays are half-holidays. Several of the
masters receive Boarders. Arrangements are made for
pupils to dine ou the premises. A prospectus will be forwarded
on application. The Inauguration Address is published, and
may be obtained at the College, or at Messrs. Smith, Elder, and
Co.. Coruhill, price One Shining.
August 4, 1855. C. MACKENZIE, A.M.. Principal.

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