The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-02 00:00:00

Terms-;Deughters of members, ss. 6d. per qmirter, others el
Bs. per quarter, but these fees are exclusive of ;French. German,
Instrumental NI us'c, Dancing, and Calesthenics, for which extra fees
are charged as follows:—viz. French and German 123. 6ii. per quar-
ter ; Dancing 103. 6d;' Calestheoics 53; Piano 21s. to 423.
Att tcblet to the Girls' School is a School far Infants of both sexes
under six yeas of age. Terms—Children of members 10s. 6d, per
quarter; others 129.

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LADIES' CLASSES,
Special Classes are open at Blackburne-house for Ladies who
have ccmpleted their oreinary school education, but wish to pu•sue
the study of French, German, Drawing, Music, egc., viz. .--Terms--
French or German 15s. per quarter; 'Music 213. to 425. per quarter.
A reduction of these fees is made to young ladies who have been
educated In the school.

THE EVENING SCHOOL,
Is designed to afford to the Artizan instruction in the scientific
principles on which the profitable exercise of this skill depends—to
the youth entering on the business of life the means of systemati-
cally carrying on his education—to thi' adul, whose earlier educa-
tion may have been neglected, the means of repairing its deft ien-
cies—and to offer facilities to all who may be seeking to advance
themselves in any bran h of study.
It comprises Classes for Reading, Writing. Arithmetic, Book-
keeping, Grammar and Composition, Geography. History, Naviga-
tion, Geome ry, Algebra, Drawing, Painting, Modelling, French,
German, Swinish, and Dancing. The school is open four evenings
a week from seven to nine o'clock.
Terms—Junior classes 3s. td. per quarter; senior classes 6s 6d.
per quarter, except French, 15s. per hall year; German 13s. per
half-year; Spanish 15s. per quarter; Dancing 15s. p;r hale-year. A
reduction of about one-third of these fees is made to members of
the Institution.
The Spanish Clalis will be conducted in future by the Bev. L.
Lucena, of Falliner-street.

THE GOVERNMENT SCHOOL OF ART
Comprises Evening Classes (forming part of the Evening School) is
which the'Course of Study embraces Elementary Freehand Drawing,
Perspective Figure Drawine. Painting, Landscapq, Fruit, &c. in Wa-
ter-colpur, Tempera, qnd Oil. from examples and from Nature, Mo-
delling, Ornament and Figure from Casts or Drawings, and Flowers.
&c. fiomNature; Mechanical and Architec oral Drawings. Terms-
6s. 6diper quarter; and Morning Classes for Ladies, meeting twice a
week. Fees, per quarte•.
Pupils in this school are allowed tq compnte for Scholarships and
numerous other Prizes, periodically aival•ded by 'Government to
pTokient students.

THE SCHOOLS WILL BE RE-OPENED ON

MONDAY NEXT.

THE LIBRARY AND READING-ROOM
Are open iiery day from 8 am. to 939 p.m. Terms—Members,
free: non-members, 10s, 6d. per annum. Catalogues, wilt new
supplements, just out, ed. each.

MEMBERS OF THE INSTITUTION,
That is, snbscrihe's of One Guinea annually, are entitled to the
free use of the Library and Reading Room, free admissi n to the
Lectures anal' , Concerts given' in the Institution, to some of the
Evening Classes, and to the other Clas es on more favourab!e
terms than non-members, and. their children are received into
the Day end Evening Schools at less fees than others. Ladies are
enti led to :he free tue of the Library and Heading Rooms, and
admission to Lectures &c. for los. annum.
per annu.
Prospectuses, with detailed informat on , may be obtained on
application to . ASTnUP CALtISS, .94crelary.

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