Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-15 00:00:00

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SHAW-STREET AND FULWOOD-PARK.—Freehold.--11), be
SOLD, a good Family House, No. 113, haw-street, Fverton.
Also, a choice Lot of Building Land, in Fulwood-park, klbzut one
acre. Apply to Mr. Reade, No, 111, Shaw-street. 64.3 i

OWNERS OF PROPERTY desirous of effecting immediate Sales.
can have their lots inserted, free of charge, in the Alair
Circular, if sent in prior to the 28th instant. Offices 13s, Basnett-
'l7Bl , corner of Leigh-street. Established 1848.

UAIItFIELD —l'o 4 e SOLD, situate No. 4, Eho-va'e, a good
..11: Family Dwelling-house, containing, on the first floor, three
entertaining rooms, with bath room and water eloset; on the third
floor, two bed rooms and store room ; excalent cellaring under-
neath. Large garden, with greenhouse. Apply to Mr. James
Finney, accountant, 11, Dale-street, 6jl6

qlO be SOLD, by Private Treaty, by order of the Trustees and
1. Executors of the late Mrs. Ann Worthington, Southport, to
close the executorship account, Thirteen Houses and one Ware-
house, freehold. Carpenter's-row, Clildart-gardens, Limekiln-lane,
occupied by Mr. Patrick Conolly and others; rental £l2B Is.,
subject to a yearly ground rent of I:4 Is. 2d.—For particulars, apply
to Thomas Dawson, at Mr. Nicholson's. 27, Blackstock-strei t. 6jlB

ON
MONDAY, JUL,/V2i 1859,

AXERCHANT' TAYLORS' SCHOOL, CROSBY.--
&F_ Head Master,- The ev. J. ETIVI.ARD, M.A., Assisted by
9etent Masters. SE-OPEN Augunt 4th. The Herai'Mastor
receives Boarders.

A Young Lady wortil be glad to ®Main a situation as. Daily
jpisilL. Governess to a family. She. would undertake to. • give
instraations in English..(thoroughly), French (conversatimally),
mils* writing, and coithmetic. First class references given. -
Address- " lona," 89. Grove-street. 4j85

MPROVEMENT OF JOINERS, ARTIFICERS,
T
AIND YOUTHS, who are intendedifor the Building Trude.—
Au Architect, whose evenings are disengaged, gives instructions
in the- rudiments of Architecture, &r.r. Terms very moderate.
'Apply early; vacancies fdr Six; No. 4, Duke-street. 3i15

ATTAL',fON COLLEGE, NEAR, LIVERPOOL.--
' i- HEAD-MASTER : 11,elr. G. %V. BARTLE, T.C.D.
At tLia. Establishment 7oung gentlemen are prepared for, the
Middle Class Examinations; the Universities,- the Navy, Merckaat**
,Offices,• &c. The Duties wilkbe Resumed
ON THURSDAY, THE 2STroZULY.
Prospectuses can be obtained at the office of this paper, or by
'iippplication to the Principal; jy2B,

EARILY ACADEMY,,vici Darlington,. Yorkshire, eon—
,"
fluent& bv Mr. SINIP.)N,. and talented, assistants. Pupils.
prepared, for Professional and Commercial, life- Terms, from
Twenty-one toawenty-threeGuineas per Annum, and no Vacations.
nor Extras, unless desired. Prospectuses and lteferenees may be
Obtained from Earhy, and at tbeslital Hotel,4)ale-street, Livespool,,
where Ma. Sim d pson will attend ,the 19th,-20th,, and 21st of „Ttily

instant,, from Eleven till Oneottalosk, p.m.
THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.

The principles of nature :tigterr so simple,,that many, coneider-
ingthem, acknowledged theta, or um:twitted truisms do. not
deem them worthy of nothre. Thus haa,lacen rejeetecethe-fun-
demental law, that the ear Wen* causes-the tongue to move; .
for,. had, this been duly reflected upon„, it. must, at one Itoriod
or another, have led to the discoverrof the true method of
teaching languages." —DtOef.
'TUT-OR& RAGONOT (.2f. Paris), Author of the "Symb-
belie Angle-French Vcaahulary," and, of the " Easiest land
Shortest Method of Learning Llteuch. ' The nuar.ceessfulness of.the
prevailing mode of teaching foreign langasges is proverbial;.and
what other.reeults can be locltedfor, when. the teacher in general
conkdershineself justified in disregarding the laws of nature ao.far
as to)endeavenr to impart seaman by. the medium of the eyeer.anat
teach,thaschonzeof a language before thelnipil ern lisp its simplest
accentsl With such a theory %all, human, devices must necessarily
fait;, and hence the numerous) -complaints, of wasted time; mud
inellbotual.eadeovours, ft oin. those who have laboured in yak ;, and
the-general notion that a language can be acquired only fn. the
eounktity,where it is spoken:. hence the despair of many studauts of
thaTtenich language of even:understanding the rapid conversation
ofnet,i,ves,at Ftance.
Ai thesedEplosable conascpseuees maybe• obviated by the mauled
s:cstem of teaching languages adopted hyaenas- Itagenot.
To, cazazi Gut the systeas in. its perfection, it is desirable that
eaveral. manthers of a farilly. should take, lessons together.; mach
eAlvantag,a.beimg derived fzons number,
ntkunlasa AND BCHCKAS-ATTEND.Efh. PXIVA.TB Lras-oss