Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-10 00:00:00

BIBMIN

Rey. F. H GITFORD,
Head Maser or King Edward'.
C.,llege.
Eon. and Rev. GRANTHAM TORRE
Rev. J. C. BARRATT.
Rev. G. LATIMER.
Bev. r E ',BRE DA viz:oN.
Rev. J A. JAME,.
Rev. D.. Ixott.
Rev. BazwiN GLINT.
Rev. G. BENT.
Recoramendatory r et.trs from tl

posses3io i of M. RAGON4T.

OPINIONS EF TUE I WISH,
4' We have been much t leased and interested in lookinq' over two
'Works published by M. 11.10' )NOT, of Pads. Is the first, his easy
-and short method of acqn'riug Fr n,la is co ,tra.atad with the
laborious and inefficient system hitherto pursued. M. RAGONOT
&olds. and we think rip,htl-y, that the time spent in acquiring the
philo! ophy of the `a.ngoage is misp aced. and it is the which causes
much disgust and i•hcouragement to the Student. He appears to
attach great imper,ance to the hearing, which is acknowledged ,o
be the crest ditienits ; his plan, in act, is simply to teach French
largely by mond, just as every child learns from its mother its native
tongue.'—lllerrury, 2,id Sept., 107.
" 51. Ilaisoreor has hit upon the true prineip'e in .teaching
languages; like all great and just ideas that of 51. Ragonot in
reference t i his plan f teaching .s simp'e and nature',—none other
than that by which children acquire the knowledge of thl. 'native
tongue, and hat sorely edi no explanation ; as the ch Id learns
so would al. Itagonot teach an adalt."—Birmi ghats Mercury,
Aug 9, 1851.
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.•To-teach a language with° t being a trouble to tho pup!
16 areviate his wort, to render his study amusing and
intere,tinz ; —such is the prob'em a ter which great numbers of
testaters have lab Jared, and of which germ Itagonot ht 4 loud the
solution " Cuuriei de L'Europe, 1855.

SUE ALSO,
L iverpool .burnal of Nov. 15, Slam DICJI or: afidiznd Comm-
! Sq. Ws Herald, Aug 7, 1851.
Lia erpol 415r0n, Aug. ID, and Birmingka n Mercury, Jaly3o
Nov. 24 1856. 1857.
Nor thern Daily Times, March 20, Birmi. gham .Journal. Aprll 9.
1857. 1357.
Liv °pool Ceurier, Nov. 19, Daily Press, May 31, 1855.
1856, aad Aug. 28, 1857,

To carry out the system io its ptrfect7on, it is desirable that
several members or a family sho Ili take lessons to;ettkr, much
advantage being derived from numbers

FA►IILIES AND SCHOOLS ATTEN 'ED. PRIVATE LESSONS
GIVEN.
Terms for Evecing Classes, Li la. per gainer, two Lessons e week

Pb!aiae in Alliance.

•. The "SYMBOLIC AN3LO VocuttnAar," Fifth
odition, pertieularey Aapted for schools, &c., approved and
sancloned f r the n e of the Inttitntions tor the Deaf and Dumb,
is England and F:ance.—To be had from the anther, M. RAGJNOT,
and sold b; al. Booksel ere.
115, mo..nt Pleasant. Liverpool.

212' MILNERS' HOLIIFAST AND FIRE
RESISTING SAFES (are restating by the mutual Ve•
WHIM anon-conduction and vapcurisat'on at 2120 Fahrenheit), with
all the improvements, nr der their Quadruple Patents of le4o-51-54
And 1856, including their Gunpowder Proof Solid Lock and Door
(Without wh;ch no Safe is secure.)
THE STRONGEST, BEST, AND CHEAPEST SAFEGUARDS EXTANT.'"
MILNERS' PHCENIX (2120) SAFE WORKS, LIVERPOOL, the
most co,r. pieta and extensive in the world, employing nearly three
Astadred hands. assisted by powerful and original machinery adapter
for every branch of the work. Shaw room., 6 and 8, Lord-otrect
Liverpool. London Depot, 47ii Moorgate-street, City. Circulate
Tee by post.

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH, used in the
Royal Laundry, The Wien are respectuly informed
that this Starch is exclusively used In the Royal Laundry, and Her
Majesty's Laundress says, tnatalthough she has tried wheaten,rica,
and other 7oordor Starche!, the has found ❑one of them equal tt
the Glenneld, which is the Finest _Starch she ever 'aced. When
you ark for Ulentleld Patent Starch, see that you get it, as Inferior
kinds are often substituted. Wothersnoon and Co., Glasgow a--
/sonde*.

ANTED, in a Buot and Shoe Warehouse, a
tici YOUNG MAN as SALESMAN, who thoroughly
understands the business.—Apply. hy letter, stating where last
employed, A ilr, Northern Times
WANTED, by a respect-awe Young Man, a
SITUATION as JUNIOR CLERK ; is an expe-
ditik.u, writer, and can give good retrrences. Salary moderate.—
Address A. 117. Noe thern Times office.

IV A Np
None need ijl3
apply Eb
but
one wages
who 3coa sn.
have two years cEwhir)aerea'kete. aG P
- of Hones' y, Solsr;Wy, and Inclasti y.—Apply
to S. GeLey, P;umber, 47. Ivy-street, Birkenhead.

WANTED, by i young Woman from the
Noah (aged 25), a SI [UA'i lON as HOUSE-
MAID, where a Waitress or Staler is kept. Eighteen months'
good rjerences in town.—Apply at 42, Monnt-p'easallt.

COMNIERUIAL AIAN, having a good con-
nection amongst Grocers in Lancashire, Yorkshire,
and North of England, is (men to a C')IiINIISiION in either the Soap
or Fruit Trades.—Address 1, B ur y -road, Boston.

v-ANT 1,, , by a respectable female, a
TOBACCONIST'S SHOP, in a respectable
neighbourhood. Beet and incoming mus: be moderate.—Address,
by letter, atsting panic:wars, M. %V., Northern Times office,

~I),[ ANTED, to RENT, a HOUSE, in the
neighbourhood of Erskine-street, West Derby
strost, Low-hill, or Kensington, containing two parlours, and four or
tiro bedrooms.—App y to J, lin Abbott, Upho'sle, er, 73, Islington.

A-TiTANTED, inmediatel:, a GENTLEMAN to
prreeed to Porug,l, who can undertake to TEACH
the French an i English L .INGUAGES, of which he must have a
thorough kuowledp.—Apply to A A, Bax G 15, Genaral Post Office.
Liverpool.

-13,TAI•11:11NG- a situation as N UItSE, a respec-
V y table middle-agel person, with some years' exper-
ience. Can lake an infant from the b'rth. Is from the South of
Eastland, and.cm have ;toed reference; n 3 objeztion to the country.
—Apply at 42,;;Mmat-plea,ant.

EFf-OFF CLOTHES WANTED, in large or
small coantities-11.ts, Boots, Shoes, &c. Gentli,
men rmi Ladies desirous of disposing of the same will be waited upon
in lanca-hire and t heshi e, and the highest price given.—Address,
by letter, A B, Sorthern ''limes office.

LAW.
-WAN. TED as CLEEK. in a Solicitor's office,
in I,- verpool, a respectaWe Yon Man whn
can k;:ei.) book-, and is a-cpvi!nted v/171 the seneral ront'ne of a
So izitoro uffioa.—Adiaos, Northern Times office.

HIP SURGEON.—A qualified and experienced
0 SURGEON, used to Passenger Vessels, wishes for
au ,Tpnintment in an Emigrant Ship for any port in America.—
Address, M. D.. Northern Times Office.

ANTED, for a tew weeks near We upper
NV part of Duke-st.ree, One SiTTIG and Two
BED 3LO aS, on the same tbo -, in a Private lionsn.—Terms,
including fire and gas, to be ad2resee i to M. L. S., .I,,rthern Times

lITANTED, Oriiatneutal Lvergrecns,
and Folulsr TREE 3 of any age or size. Parties
wi.,hing to dispose of these will please address, Letter Box, S. 13
Pest-office, Liverpool.

WAN IED, in the neighbo-arhood of Upper
Parliament-Street, Canning-street, or Becikrd-
stre-et a good SOUSE. Rent about .Cso to £56 per annum.—Address
A, Box C 13, Pst o 1 e. Liverpool.

ANTED, by a PURSE `;,thoroughly qualified
an engagement. has been accustomed to Pas.
senger and Emigrant Ships. The highest references submitted.—
Address, S.. Box C. 13, Post Office, Liverpool.
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AYoung Gentleman, of good connection, and
steady in Labits, who is at present in a first-class
Shipping, House in Liverpool, wishes to meet with ano her ENGAGE-
M EN r, as Forwirding Ch,rk. Re , in either Liverpool cr Manchester.
Address 84, Northern Times °tree.

VITA lEll, a C iIK, CA:Vettirit with
f Acc tint Sales, Invoices, Sze., and who has been
accus-eme4 to take part in t' e c3rresimndence of P. General
Commi,sion and Forwarding Merchants' Office —Apply, by le!ter,
p.trticulars, to F, care of Mews. Turner and L•uunett, Jamea•
greet.

A .espeetabie Young WOMAN, a 60,)d needle-
-1-I._ woman, an:l otherwise well-eitica'el, wishes for an
ENC.; •tGE3IENr in 93338 gente3l business, a3,ittant in a school, or
nurser," gov.,rn,ss would be suitable, ts she hai a knowledge of
Moslc and French.—Addrees, M. N., 56, Canning-street, Torteth-
park.

ARCHITECTURE.
TITAN TED, by
_As.c it s a vux p,
the forme', a liberal 3alary givm, in a2cordance with abilities if tho
1 tter, a moderate premium required.—Addreag, in laandwriting of
appl!cant,U 2t, Ncr kern Tines office.

o bz ktr.

he i ET, a small convenient lioUSki', No,
70, Phythian-qrtet,

910 be LET, a large H(,usE and r6l-luP, iu -the
Grccery and Provision Business, in a very populous
neiz.hbourhold, near the Queen's I)::.etz.—.Apply at 22, Simpson-
street.

TAO.DGlmiti.—Two YOUNG GENTLEMEN
can he acc,mrnolated with LODGINGS in a nice
airy si nation, No, 12, Poplar Grove, the Elms, Tostett P rk, on
easonable Terms.

r be LET, iu Cori-buiidings, ereesun'i3-row,
Double and Single OFFICES upon the ground,
and flrnt fi.er ; con v.aniect and well .—Apply to Mrs. Hardreen,
upon the premi • es.

liO be LET, spacious Ok'filUtii6 in the new
Middleton- buiNiug., Wat er-stre, corner of Rumford-
3treet. Plans may be seen, and every informaton obtained, on
application to Air. Jobn Fowler, 4. Tower-I nildinps Wee'.

r 110 bc an excellent 00UB/iv:, OFFICE,
No. 15, Brunswick-buildirgi, Brunswick-street
Fixtures to be disposed of. Possession Immediately.—Apply to the
present occupant, or Mr. Clayton, the superintendent, on the
prerciSC3.

APAft t MEWS •
rilo he LET, an 'Elegant Furnished DRAW.
ING ROOM. and BED ROO3l, with every amonttno•
d tion and attenthnee, where there are n) Children or Lodgera.—
Address 73 Clarance•tern.ce, Everton-ro3d.

BIRKENHEAD.
TO beILET, situate on the Shore-road, near the
Wooeside Ferry, a COMMO:inIIS SHED and YARD,
suitable for Boatbuilding, or other trade purposes.—Apply to Mills
and Fletcher, liamilton-bni!dinza, Birkenhead,

TO JOINERS, BUILDERS, OK TIMBER DEALSIIB.
MO BE LET, a large TIMBER YARD, with
Siwpit, Joinn's Shop, Office, and steal] Stable
erected therein, situate at the top of Pembroke-place, corner of
Boundary-p'sce.—Apply at No 1, Ashton-street.

TU be J., 14...; '1: , in the neighbournoud of
Ahcrcutubv-square, with immediate p )ssessi on a
welbfarnis'el HOUS,", eorta'ning thr e large entertaining rooms',
six ,baiirooms, butlers' pantry, and baths, with every mcde:n
convenienee.—Atiply, by le ter, to A 120, IV.,rt 'ern Times office.

REA u.
TO be L ET, HOUSES on the south side of
Thuniiton.tquare, bai g Noa. 44; and' 43, also. No.
91. Camden-strect. having Garden to the fmnt and Kitchen, &c. on
the groand,floor.—Apply to Millq, and Fletcher; Hamilion-Baildingl.
rlio be LET, in the centre of the flourishing
village of C.rston, n,xt di,r.r to-Liverpod ilonFe, a
good DWEI.I.ING HOUSE and SHOP, with lare Plate Glasi
tront, now occupied by a confectioner, and wi I beg
at lib,rty by Ist Nolo/giber neat_,—Apply to Mr. James Longton, Wootton Mth, near
Livirpool.

1U t) LET, in Mill-hank, Anfieln-Line Walton
Brecl, convenient DWELLING HOUSES, with
modern conr.miences. Beats mo 'orate. Also, a eoncenlant
DWELLING HOUSE, with a small BREWERY Wach,cl,, situate in
Ca.dle.street, Kirkdale ; Aso, commodious PREMISES in Islington-
sgnare, one doo- frorn Zhaw street, suitable for kuble Meetings, an
Academy, &e.— Apply to A. W. Chalmers, 5, Fretwick-sh set.

EGVILLA. 9,(4F01411.
rro be L.Ell.—An excellent Family Residence,
replete with exert/ convenience. Bath Rooms
and Water Closet; a plenti,nl supply of Tory good Spring Water;
situate in an encl.. ed garden.. Also, Coach House and Stab'ei ou
the grounds, and detached Wash House. Within 340 pane of the
Ica lway Sc.4lou. Lent moderate.—Enquire on the premises, Elm
Road, Se:o(lMb.

CLAUGHTON, tsiRK ti.N.REAI)
TO be LET, two substantially built, and well
Pam:flied S mi-detached VILLAS, si'mate at the
junction of oliemache, cod Forest Roads. Each house contains
three :itting-roo.ns, and seven Bedrooms ; capital Kitetens in the
basement, and is fitted up with eve, y modP.ra convenience,—Aprly to
Mills, and Fieteher., Ramilton-buildings.

AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM TO Br; MET WITH.
TO he LET, a very compact 20 BARREL
BREWERY, and able to brew 60 barrels a week,
all now in working order, and able to brew the hest mild and
bitt r ales both for draft and bolting. There is an excellent HOUSE
attached, w th shippin, Eabling, cooperage, stor4.•-rooms, large gar-
den, field, and every convenience. The wets is the &est spring
water, has teen analysed. and pronounced as good n &ter as any in
_Eng!an I.— address, A 112. Northern Daily Times office.
TIC whole Premises are rental very low; the cause of leaving is
ill health, and not able to attend to it.

TO be LET, a comfortably Furnished
HOUSE, No. 8, Doke-street, Edge-hill, containing
two entertaking rooms, and kitchen on the ground fl ior, three bed-
rooms, dressing room, three attics, and water closet.—For further
pa,l'culars apply to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square.

EIOUTIIIIILL TIRRACE, TOITETII-PARK.

TO be LET, a good FAMILY HOUSE, contain-
ing four reception rooms, nine bedrooms, dressing
room, bath, water closet, &c. The house is agreeably situated, wi•h
a good garden, and enjoys a pleasing view at the back.—Apply to Mr.
S. Waterhouse. 4, Derby square.