The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-01-08 00:00:00

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

riHURCH OF ENGLAND ESTABLISHMENT, for
YOUNG GENTLEMEN, ITANoswouTg, near Bir-
mingham, connected with the Lichfield Diocysan Board of
Education, and conducted by T. H. BAKMELL, of
Magdalen Hall, Oxford.

This Establishment having been, prepared loin superior
rank of Pupils, is capable of affording every vcommodation
for domestic comfort, and is intended for * Sons of Cler-
gymen, Professioual and Private Gentlemeg, Merchants, &c.
who wish to have-their, children educated with a select class

of young gentlemen.
Terms—For Board and Education, including the French
Language, Fifty Guineas per Annum.
Pupils are requested to return on MONDAY, the 25th inst.
Particulars may be had on application to Mr. GRE ATREX
Surgeon, 4, Moss-street.

ATR. HARWOOD, PROFESSOR OF DANC G, 42,
DIVA- NELSON-STREET, GREAT GEORGE-SQUA respect-
fully announces to his Friends and Pupils, e present
VACATION will terminate on THURSDAY xt, the 14th
instant, at his Academy ; and at the Tow ALL, Noßrff
BIRKENHEAD, On MONDAY. MORNING, th 18th instant.
EVENING ACADEMY, on TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS.
PRIVATE LESSONS, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY EVENINGS.
CLASSES FOR LADIr
FRIDAY AFTERNOONS
January 7th, 1841

only, on WEDNESDAY and

ELOCUTION

MR. BOOTH, Professor of Elocution and C position,
begs leave respectfully to inform his Fr' nds and the
Public that he has REMOVED from his l Residence to
No. 7, AIGBURTH-STREET, UPPER PARLI MENT-STREET,
WINDSOR, where he still continues to giv nstruction in all
the Higher Departments of ORATOR , comprising the
acquirement of a correct Pronunciation, (free from all Pro-
vincialisms,) the just Modulation and Sustainment of the
Voice, together with a general Propriety in the Arts of
Speaking and Reading.
Mr. Booth has, g'rat pleasure in being able to give the
following References :

The illy. Dr. Tattershall, I The Rev. C. Prince,

The Rev. Dr. Shepherd, • The Rev. T. L. Pain,
The Rev. T. S. Bowstead, The Rev, J. Gibson.

Schools and Private Pupils attended as usual.
Evening Classes will commence immediately, terms of
which may be known on application at Mr. B.'s Residence.

No. i, Aifiburth-street,

Upper Parliament-street, Windsor

1%/R. RICHARDSON, A. 8., Oxford, Edu tes a limited
L.Y.L number of Pupils, at 5, BRUNSWI K TERRACE,
WOODSIDE, Birkenhead, near Liverpool.

TERMS PER ANNUM /
Board, with Tuition
•
Day Board, with Tuition....
Day Pupils l6
French and Italian included in the above Terms.
Washing and Seat in Church, £3 extra.
German, Drawing, &c. on the usual Terms, by Masters
attending the School.
A Quarter's Notice required previously to the removal of a

Mr. R. andertakes to.give his Pupils a sold Classical,
Mathematical, and general Education, an enlarged know-
ledge of the English Language and Literature, of Geography,
Ancient and Modern History, Natural History, &c.
Mr. R., as Conductor for ten years of a Boarding School
in Paris, has had great experience in preparing Pupils for
entrance at the Universities, Military and Naval Colleges,
&c. &c. ; many so prepared have met with distinguished
success. Astronomy and the other Branches of Natural
Philosophy taught by appropriate and interesting Lectures,
suited to their understanding and progress. Their improve-
ment in Mental Arithmetic and, in Composition is promoted
by constantpractice in interesting Calculatioss, And inLetter
and Essay Writing. . _ . .

Owing to Mr. ft.'s long residence on the Continent, he is
enabled to speak French and Italian with fluency and a good
accent, and to qualify his Pupils by a daily practice for Con-
versation, as well as for an extensive perusal of the best
Authors in these Languages. The Religious and Moral part
of their Education, as being the only solid basis of know-
ledge, receives his most anxious and careful attention. He
is assisted in this Department by a Clergyman of the Esta-
blished Church. His number is so limited as to secure them
from the influence of bad example, and to insure their greater
attention both as to Instruction and Morals, than is possible
in a large school. Their manners and domestic comforts are
carefully attended to, and they are treated in every respect as
members of his family. _ _ _ _ _ . _

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It may not be unimportant to add, for the information of
Parents unacquainted with Liverpool, that Woodside is con-
sidered one of the finest and healthiest situations in this part
of England.