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is position, therefore, to
cannot be better, and

offered

get Goods at the best hand
aches any House to compete with him

in the Prices he seljs gi

Hotels and Ship; Furnished throughout with Glass, China,
and Earthenware, on the best terms, at the shortest notice.

OBSERVE.-J. WARD, 40, BOLD-
OPPOSITE THE PALATINE CLUJ
LIVERPOOL.

TREET,
-HOUSE,

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES of
the LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY, LUNATIC
ASYLUM, and LOCK HOSPITAL will he holden, in the Board-
room, at the Infirmary, on MONDAY, the 10th day_ of January
next,atTen o'clock in the Forenoon, to trweerthebusiness-ut
the House, and to elect Officers for t suing year. Notice is
hereby given, that at the same ing, a motion will be made
to the effect of the followin olution, passed by the Commit-
tee on the 16th instant : hat a recommendation be made to
the Trustees at their Annual Meeting to provide that, in all
future appointm of Honorary Physicians and Surgeons to
this Instituti , the term of office shall be limited to a pre-
scribed nu er of years, and that the said term be 21 years."
EDMUND MOLYNEUX, President.

22d December, 1852

3Etturation

VANBRUGH HOUSE, .BLACKHEATH. •
PREPARATORY SCHOOL for YOUNG GENTLE-
MEN, Conducted by Mrs. SKAIFE, (late Miss Alexande-.)
The Course of Instruction embraceS the ' ementary Branches
of the Classics, with French, and t ual routine of a solid
English Education. Particular .ention is paid to the domes-
tic comforts of the Pupils o are in every respect treated
with maternal care.

For Prospectuse erms, apply to J. NICKELS, Esq.,
India Buildin- , Voter-street. Liverpool, and 20, Kenyon-
terrace, Birl ahead.

DANCING:—LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENHEAD.
MESSRS. HARWOOD and SON
_respectfully
announce to their Friends an upils that their
F.94refe
EVENING CLASSES for Ladies a entlemen are OPEN
every TUESDAY and THURSDA OM Eight to Ten o'clock
PRIVATE LESSONS eve venin
JUVENILE CLASS • Ht

'en Itoorna.Bir • lead, every WED NESDAY and
amtF,Aln' _ Assqtqlkly Rooms, (

e ; at the
TURDAY,

SEACOIIBE HOUSE SCHOOL

SEACOMBE, NEAR LIVERPOOL.
THE DUTIES of this ESTABLISHMENT, con-
ducted under the immediate and personal superintendence
Principal,
The Rev. D. J. POGGI, D.D., M.C.P.,
Assisted by efficient Masters,
will be RESUMED (D.V.) on the 18th of January, 1853.
The object is to give a sound, compreh_gnsive Classical and
Commercial Education, on a relio' 51 asis so as to prepare
the Pupils for the Liberal Prof ns, the 'Universities, Mili-
tary, and Naval Services •omrnercial Pursuits, on mode-
rate terms.

6M_T-EPAR ATORY SCHOOL

is also conn›ttrwith the Establishment, intended for Children

under nine years of age.
Prosyfelttl:es and further information may be had on appli
cation to the Rev. Dr. Pooot, Seacomhe.

113ublication%.

DR. FULLKR ON RHEUMATISM

Just Published, in Bvn, cloth, pricel2B.6d.,
-.1-) HE UMAT ISM., RHEUMATIC GOUT, and
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" We have been much pleased by the perusal of Dr. Fuller's
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"We would particularly re mend a careful perusal of Dr.
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THE SCIENCE OF LIFE ; or How to Live, and
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and Self-management ; together with instructions for securing
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only attainable through the judicious observance of a well--
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The instructions contained in this little work, embody the
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High critical authorities have pronounced the treatise to be an
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Also, by the same Author, price 2s. ~ ost free, 3s. 6c1.,
A MEDICAL TREATISE ON N OU DEBILITY AND
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" The perusal of tl ' ••ork is particularly recommended to
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NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.
WELLINGTON'S FUNERAL MARCH. By Sir HENRY
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Also,. MOURN for the MIGHTY .DEAD. DEAD. Words by Dr.
Mackay. Music by- Sir Henry IL Bishop: Price 2s, The
same arranged by the composer f -- our voices, 38. ; the
choral parts, price 2s.
" Its merits will render it avourite during " all seasons
and their change.' "—Char and state Gazette, Nov. 12.
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" Adiknity and lof • ess of con—,
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COCKS'S RISTER'S
Joseph Warr , containing Easy
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ment. umbers, each 2d.
WA EN'S PSALMODY. A Collection of Psalm and
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purity and simplicity ; arranged for one, two, three, or four
Voices, with Organ or Pianoforte Accompaniment. By Joseph
Warren. Three Vols., each 2s.—N.B. The Fourth and last
Volume is now completing.
COCKS'S MUSICAL MISCELLANY for December, con-
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a Monthly List of New Music; Ditto of Musical struments._
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