The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-14 00:00:00

Ebucation.

THE Rev. F. E. THURLAND, Minor Canon and
Precentoi of Chester Cathedral, receives into his house a
limited number of YOUNG GENTLEMEN. The Pupils are
instructed in Greek, Latin, and Mathematics, with the various
branches of a soand English Education.
ABBEY COURT, CHESTER.

VANBRUGH HOUSE, BLACKHEATH

PREPARATORY SCHOOL for YOUNG GENTLE-
MEN, Conducted by Mrs. SKAIFE, (late Miss Alexander.)
The Course of Instruction embraces the Elementary Branches
of the Classics, with French, and the usual routine of a solid
English Education. Pat titular attention is paid to the do-
mestic comfort of the Pupils, who are in every respect treated
with maternal care.

For Prospectuses of Terms, Szc. apply to J. N/CKELS, Esq.,
India Buildings, Water-street, Liverpool, and 20, Kenyon-
terrace, Birkenhead.

nWENS COLLEGE, MANCHESTER, (in con-
nection with the University of London.)—Session 1852-3.
—The College will OPEN for the SESSION 1852-3 on Monday,
the 4th of October next, and the Examination previous to the
admission of proposing Students will commence on that day,
and be continued on following days, at ten o'clock a.m., at the
College. The Session will terminate in July, 1853.
Courses of Instruction will be given in the following Depart-
ments :

Comparative Grammar and English Language and Literature,
Professor A. J. SCOTT, A.M., Principal.

Logic, and Mental -and Moral Philosophy, Professor A. J
SCOTT, A.M.

Language and Literature of Greece and Rome, Professor J.
G. GREENWOOD, B.A.
Mathematics and Physics, F:ofessor ARCIIIBALD SANDE-
MAN, A.M.
History. Professor J. G. GREENWOOD, B.A.
Chemistry, and its Application to the Arts, &c., Professor
EDWARD FRANI:LAND, Ph. D., F.C.S.

Chemistry, Analytical and Practical, with Manipulation in
the Laboratory, which is fitted up with every requisite conve-
nience for the prosecution of this department, Professor
EDWARD FRANKLAND, Ph. D., F.C.S.
Natural History: The entire course occupies two sessions,
the portions for the nresent session including Zoology, and
Human and Comparative Anatomy and Physiology, Professor
W. C. WILLIAMSON, M.R.C.S.L.
French Language and Literature, M. PODEVIN.

German Larigu‘ige and Literatur, Mr. THEODORES.
Additional Lectures, on which the attendance of the Stu-
dents is optional and without fees.
On the Hebrew of the Old Testament, by Professor SCOTT.
On the Greek of the New Testament, by Professor GREEN-
WOOD.

On the Relations of Religion to Ethics, by Professor SCOTT.
Further particulars ,n;11 be found in a Prospectus, which
may be had from Mr. MATTI N SON, at the College, Quay-street,
Manchester, where application may be made to the I rincipal
on every Wednesday prior to the 4th October, and on that day,
and daily afterwards, between the hours of ten and one.

BARLOW and ASTON, Solicitors to the Trustees,
TOIN a Hall Bulldings, Manchester.

September 3d, 1852.

Vublirations.

Just Published, price ;s. 6d. Illustrated with Cases and
Coloured Plates,
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PRACTICAL REMARKS ON THE USE OF THE
SPECULUM IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES OF
FEMALES. By THOMAS R. MITCHELL, M.D., Duke-
street, Liverpool, (Fellow and Licentiate of the Royal College
of Surgeons in Ireland, late Master of the South-Eastern
Lying-in Hospital, and Lecturer on Midwifery in the Dublin
School of Medicine.)