The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-20 00:00:00

Ctuiration.

LI
EDUCATIONALVERPO ESTAOL BLISHMENT,
CONDUCTED BY THE PRINCIPAL,
DR. W. M. FISHER, A.M., F.R.A.S.,
AND EXPERIENCED MASTERS.
IN this Establishment YOUNG GENTLEMEN are
thoroughly qualified for any of the Universities, Public
volleges, Learned Professions, and Mercantile Pursuits.
THE COURSE OF STUDY
C. It rises the Modern Languages, Latin and Greek Classics,
iathematics, Natural and Experimental Philosophy, Drawing,
`'elnrnerce, Intellectual and Moral Science, General Literature,
Mid the Holy Scriptures.
French Conversation on the Parisian System.
SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT.
Fisher's Lectures on Astronomy, Chemistry, Mechanics,
rice, Electricity, Galvanism, Pneumatics, Meteorology,
Zain Engine, .'c., are fully illustrated to the Pupils by his
".-tensive dtscript P Philos° hical Apparatus, which is of the most costly
ion.

SCRIPTURAL ADDRESSES.
itiTbe Rev. H. CARPENTE, A.M.. ev. T. RAFFLES
'•13., Rev. H. HAMPTON, A.M., Reßv. W. POLLOCK,, D.D.,
A.M.,
r_V•
Rev. NO.W. G. VAR
A.M.,
R, A.M., Rev. H Rev. F. OULD, A.M
H..,HIGGINS, Rev.F.PARRev,
enRY,u 4, . .
UME' LL.D., D.C.L.,Rev. H. CRICHTON, D.D., and
Rev. D. JAMES A.M. F.A.S kindly undertaken to
address the

PHY L DISCIPLINE.
The Gymnasium Exercise and Recreation is fitted up
With every con ience, and after careful inspecticn has re-
Zived the un alified approbation of several eminent Medical
entleme The various Lessons, so admirably adapted to
:q!velo e bodily powers and improve the health, are under
41e immediate saperintendence of Mons. HuouENIN.
CARDS OF TERMS
N Boarders and Day Pupils, References to numerous ,
and Professional Gentlemen. Printed
Clergy-
Testimonials and Extracts from the Public Journals of Liver-
vuol, may be obtained at the Establishment.
The e SCHOOL, 39, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, will be RE-
o ED (D. V.) This DAY, the 20th instant.

BIRKENHEAD HOUSE, BIRKENHEAD.
HE MISSES GOLDING'S SCHOOL will be RE-
,. (NED on T_uesSi.y next, the 27th instant.

_ ....--
R. HUTNT respectfully informs his Friends that
Nrt his ACADEMY Drawing,
neNo. 2, OLD-
Ist :STREET, will REfor Painti
0-hIORROW , (Wedsday,) the
_instant.

tEAUMARIS GRAMMAR SCHOOL REOPENS
,„ on FRA, the 30th Janury. I addition t the esta-
Vlshed routilD
neYof a Grammar In
S Education,o there are
s'ierman, French, Drawin ancing Classes.
For terms apply t e ev. R. HILL, M.A., Head Master
MESSRS. WRENSHALL
MUSIC ACADEMY,
ISLINGTON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL,

AND SON'S

HAMILTON-SQEaIifrIiiRKENHEAD,

WILL BZ
REOPENED JANUARY

tH, 1852

DANCING AND CALISTHENICS.
ESSIEURS JOSSET and DUGIT respectfully
gill inform their Friends and Pupils, that their ACADEMIES
REOPEN as follows :—No. 104, DUKE-STREET, on the 22d
,nstant, at Two o'clock • No. 1, DEVON-STREET, on the 22d
Instant, at One o'clock ; and BIRK ' D, CLAYTON-ROOMS, 00 the 24th instant, at Eleven ' ck.
PRIVAT NING CLASSES.
. Terms may be knovivii on application to Monsieur JOSSET,
'O4, Dukestreet ; or to Mr. DUGIT, No. 1, Devon-street.
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US.
THE Principal of anADVANTAGE old-Oestablished LADIES'
SCHOOL, near London, desires to fill VACANCIES by
receiving the Daughters of parents who appreciate a liberal
and religious Education. The system of the Establishment
vo.
Combines a thorough knowledge of English Literature, the rious branches 1
of science modern Languages and Accom-
ljtiditnents. he most talented and emi London Professors
ead. German and French Gov sses reside in the House.
Unexceptionable references anged.
4eAddress, BETA, care rs. Mos', Oxton-villa, near Birken-
b_,,,,; or BETA, Messrs. R, COCKS and Co., 6, New
i22._.__________urungten-street, Regent-street, London.

•E'-'nABLISIIM DEE BANK HOUSE, CHESTER.
-ENT FOR TR E EEDUCATION OF YOUNG
,
CONDUCTED BY MISSLADIES
COTTERELL AND MRS.
AND MISS FRANKS,
AIDED BY MASTERS OF EMINENCE.
1111 E System pursued continues to give satisfaction
b to the Parents and Friends of the Young Ladies educated
...Y. them, while the Domestic Arrangements of the Establish-
.uent are such as, combined with the b f the situation,
,C!Mnot fail to meet the appi obatio any one who attaches
4mP9rtance to such consider • s•
LegjiMlSS COTTERELL and . and Miss FRANKS have the pri-
e of naming, eferees, the Very Rev. the Dean of
,:ngor •, Rev arry Incumbent of St. Clement's, Liver-
Irt; Rev. J..Ga.man, incumbent of St. Paul's, Chester ; G.
a_9l'ley, E,-.,
ti Surgeon, Leeds, Yorkshire ; Rev. J. Dale, •vv?ln.,eY, Sussex•; T. Morris Esq., Solicitor, Warwick ; W. aruell, Es Banker, Chester ; Mrs. Gaskell, St. Helen's,
OpSashire; Major Campbell, Howard place, Edinburgh ; G.
,ejlor, -
Egy, Park-view, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, &c.
T_Terrns :—Board, with Instruction in the English and French
rguages. Music, and Singing, Fifty Guineas per Annum ;
PirttyY.Guineasif per Annum if paid in advance, Half-yearly ;or
paid in advance, Quarterly.
f Loe Musical Department conducted by Mr. FRANKS, Pro-
lessor and Composer. French Taught by a Parisian Master
14,4 Resident Governess. All other Accomplishments by
`ers, on the usual school terms.
STUDIESw.,,. will be RESUMED on the 30th instant.
..,--ticoL QUARTERS, April 6th and October 11th.
vACANCY for an ARTICLED PUPIL. Premium moderate.

.......„_.
p OLLEGIATE INSTITUTION, TARVIN HALL,
..)
Eupilsnearnder Chethe ster
s,
uperin for thetenden Educaticeo and tuition of the following
PRINCIPAL—JOHN BRINDLEY, LL.D., formerly Second
Master of the Grammar School, Brigg, and Head Master of
the Oldswinford Hospital Endowed School, Worcestershire.
... VICE-PRINCIPAL—The Rev. THOMAS WADDINGHAM,
ALA., late Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge.
ASSISTANT CLASSICAL MASTER—G. W. ELLABY, 8.A., Se-
nior Moderator, Trinity College, Dublin.
ASSISTANT M - ll WM SMART, 8.A.,
A.THEMATICAL .. ASTER— . . .
Scholar of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge.
FOREIGN MASTER—LIONEL BANKES PENLEY, formerly a
Member of the French and German Universities.
PROFESSOR OF MUSIC AND ASSISTANT FOREIGN MASTER—
SIGNOR ANTONIO SAPIO, Graduate and Associate of the
ROYal Academy of Music, London; and formerly Pupil of the
Conservatories of Paris and Naples. ---
'IVIL ENGINEERING, ARCHITE RAL DRAWING, AND
SURVEYING—GEORGE LE , of London University
College, Civil Engineering artment, in honours.
COMMERCIALPROFESSOR
MASTER— EARY.
4-ROFESSOR OF CHEMI Y AND EXPERIMENTAL PHILOS°.
PH V -JAMES MA LAY.
COMPARATIVE TOMY, PHYSIOLOGY,
DOMEDICA—G- BODINGTON. M.R.C.S.L.AND MATERIA
TANY—T. C. ARCHER, M.R.C.S.L.
„RAWING MASTERS—L. B. I'ENLEY and C. G. WEBSDALE.
DANCING MASTER—Mr. EDGAR WEBSTER, Chester,
(Attendant Master).
SUPERINTENDENT OF OUT-DOOR CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE
--R. KEARy.
ASSISTANT OUT-DOOR SUPERINTENDENT AND DRILL
MASTER—Sergeant-Major HACKMAN.
SECRETARY—LEONARD ADDISON.
MEDICAL ATTENDANTS—LLEWELLYN JONES, M.D.,Ches-
ter ; Messrs. EARLE and ANKERS, Surgeons, Tarvin.
The objects of the Institution are—
I--To insure a thoroughly Scriptural and GentlemanlyEdace/r-
-tion, under Masters of superior attainments -in
.. respectiyeedaep mnt
4 Icsirpri(4l,7idils soarutndeClass.sical and Mathematical Education
I. preparing for the Universities, Military and
Naval Colleges, MEDICAL and other learned Professions;
and a suitable Course of Instruction, including daily
practice in the Modern Continental Languages, for such as
are intended for Mercantile Appointments.
3--To maintain the strictest discipline, united with kindness
and moderation, and the absence of corporal punishment,
except in extreme cases, and then to be inflicted by the
Principal only.
4--To afford the Pupils gentlemanly treatment, providing them
the
$P
TO
with domestic comforts, at the same table with
. Principal and Masters.
4 TO include under one charge every expense, domestic and
educational, that there may be no extras whatever.
Inci„,.. TERMS,
'"lng Instruction in Greek, Latin, French, German,
91eMathematics, Navigation, Military Mathematics, Surveying,
,nlistry, Botany, and other branches of Natural Philo-
-111),IY ; Singing, Drawing, Dancing, and Drill; also the
Harges for Stationery, awing Materials, Seat in Church,
and ordinary Medical Attendance, printed Books and Instru-
,eeHtB alone being found by the Pupil 40 Twelve Years of Age 4O Guineas per Annum.
•.,00‘e Twelve and under Fifteen Years
ib°f_Age ..........
Vouurvegpteell Years of Age 6°
p,I„ txtlemen are received as Private
i eui!2 at lOO ,t at Ail toetr an Entrance Fee of One Guinea, which entitles the
atthe schoe Use of an extensive Library during his continuance
Quart °I.
Pupa er's Notice is required previously to the removal of a
_PAN,L,,.. .
lik,r_rENATS IN
ADVANCE, EITHER QUARTERLY Oft
thirhe SeIIOROLITTerms are from the last week in January to the
third _
in In June, and from the last week in July to the
of mit7eek December. These Terms divide on the last day
'went •ch and the last day of September. A Quarterly Pay-
epte Is due in advance in January, March, July, and
be ninTher, at the time above mentioned. No abatement can
It
is for a late return to School, or for a late entrance.
Vis4llll established rule of the School not to allow Sunday
Michael'
Hay.mas, as no Holidays are given in the middle of the
pttipti r.
1 INCIAL MEDICAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION,
The r TARVIN.HALL NEAR CHESTER.
SO" Vitt Teiny. Order has been' made by the Apothecaries' Hall:
oclety 0, ~... EDUCATION.—The Court 'of Examiners of the
i, 1.....,, Apothecaries have resolved
4ents 'lna a preliminary Examination rfor the Junior S.tu-
Dorta_of the. Medical Profession would be desirable, as an im-
i, ~..,It auxiliary to their subsequent professional.studie.s. .
int,';;---That such an Examination should comprise an inquiry
tu,,'ne Student's knowledge of the Latin and Greek Lan-
.717.1, and of the Elements of Mthematics.
tionWl--That Students should he admissible to such Examine-
earnDienY period from the date of their Apprenticeship to the
, ~,, lon of the first Winter Session of their Curriculum.
teci,.l.-:-Tbat such Examination should, in the first instance,
rcue the following Subjects, viz.-
1.---The first Book of Virgil's Eneid and Cicero's Oration
.. for Milo.
2.--The GreekTestament,to the end of the Acts ofApostles,
„the Candid ate
or the firt Book of Xenophon's Anabasis, at the option of
s 3,..—Algebra, as far as Simple Equations.
si v( The first Book of Euclid's Elements.
rjir ah--That Students who pass this Examination satisfaet9-
Latin °old not be subject to any subsequent Examination in
, .oexcept the Pharrnacopzeia Londinensis and Prescriptions.
ilhol(1•":-That Students who have not passed this Examination
the p_,..10r the present, be allowed, as heretofore, to undergo
110,,
ereliminary Examination in Celsus and Gregory, after they
Si', oTpleted two Winter Sessions of their Medical Studies.
A.Prt, 1851 ,
tianaeft, Plete COURSE OF STUDY to meet the above Regula-
Coil, .11118 been arranged in connection with Tarvin-hall
tlettZlate Institution. Chemistry, Materia Medica,. Botany,
Osteoinlarf Comparative. Anatomy, Figure Drawing, and
tldedlSY, under the direction or qualified Instructors, are
sten... 0 thp usual routine of a sound General Education. An
ke,.,sive Library, and a well arranged Laboratory for Expezi-
tiy:'S Chemistry, are daily open to the Pupils. An Illustra-
%l44-01etan of Botany, Mineralogy, Geology, &c., is in
.1,,.., i.)l. formation.
JANUARY iOsistOl, will RE-ASSEMBLE on TUESDAY. the 27th
uu.