Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-01 00:00:00

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AGENTS FOR- LIVERPOOL AND DISTRICT,
THOMAS N. ARNOTT, Mersey-chambers.
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ARecently retired Officer of the Army, just about to take
Order's, wishes for two or more Pupils, of either sex, to
educate in French, or prepare for the Army op Civil Service, or to
join, as Tut3r, a party proceeding to the Conah'ent, who may be
desirous of the advantage of travelling with a gentleman, educated
and accustomed to travel on the Continent; knowe French and
Italian ; passed creditably at Sandhurst. Good references and
test-tram:dots: .Address.m.,E, Northlen limes office.
_ 6iYS
• • THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.

The-principles of nature appear a simple, that many, consider-
. . ing,themoicknowledged facts; .or. undisputed' Vuisms' do not
deetu theni Wort4y of notice. Thus his been rejected the fun-
tliaroenOt law; f.hat the ca? atone causes the:tongue to move;
fora this bean duly reflected upon, it must, at one period
or ',.p.nrcher;,.-474.1 led to thb. discOlety of the true method of
teaching languages."—Dufief.
ONS-JIA.C.:DNOT (of Paris), Author of-the "-Sym-
_,_," bolie Angle,French 'Vocabulary," and cf the " Easi.;)st and
Kiortest Method of Learning grench." The unsifeefsfulness of the
prevailing mode of teaching,fcfreign languages ukproverbial ; and
what Other results can be looked.for, when ale Witcher in general
cpusiders hinase4rjustilied in disregarding the laws of nature so far
as to endeavour tolinpart sounds by the medium of the-eyes, and
teaCh the scie&elA a langdage before the pupil can lisp i s simplest.
.accents? Witb,,such a theory- all human . devices must necessarily'
fail; and .hence the numerous complaints of wasted time . and
ineffectual endeavours, from those who have laboured iu vain ;
the general notion that a language can, be acquired only in the
country where it is spoker..; hence the .espair of marl. students of
the Frenchlanguage of ems* Aindetstanding the' rapid. conversation
of nativee,eLFrance.
All these deplorable cor4equenees may be obviated by the natural
system of teaching languages adopted by Mons. Rag.enot.
To carry out the system in its perfection, it is desirable- that
several members of a family._should, take lessons. together,: much
aklvaiitage being derived from nurnbers.
FASLZIES AND SCHOOLS ATTEN, PELEATE LESSONS

GIVBN.
Terms for Evening Classes, £1 ls, per quarter, two Lessons. a week.
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Mr. RAGoziar, Jun., attends Southport on Wedneralay.andSatu-
day. between the hours at 11, a.m., and 8, p.m.
115, Mount;pleasant, Liverpool.

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NOTICE.—For convenience, and to preserve the
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