The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27 00:00:00

TUITION.

TS Rev. SAMUEL—n RON, M.A., residing in.
the very healthy and accessible Village of Wavertree, near
Liverpool, receives SIX PUPILS into his Family, who will be
treated and educated as if they were his_own Children. The
most scrupulous attention will I Train to their religious edu-
cation, and the correspond etween the pupils and their
parents or guardians i wed to be strictly confidential.

personally or by letter.
Wavertree, 12th .Tula, 1847,

CHOOL,

NELSON-STREE7

THE above SCHOOL will be REOPENED oft
MONDAY, the 2d day of August next, and will continue
to be conducted under the able Superintendence of Mr. GARD-

ER, aided b_y a properly qualified Assistant.
The following is the Scale of Fees :
Reading, Writing, and Religious Training ...£0 5 per Qr.
The above with Arithmetic, Ilistuty, and

ueogra.—,
The above, with Eleme of Mathematics,
T3lal.aenozeosf.Navi
Latin, and other

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110 ~

WANTED, a YOUNGfully qualified to GIVE
UCAIN-
STRUCTIONS in the JUNIOR BRANCHES of -
TION, as taught in this Establishment. Salary for the First
Year, £4o.—For further particulars apply to the Rev. D. FEII.
oussoN, 4, Hope-place. (One interest.)

THE WANT OF EARLY EDUCATION SPEEDILY
REMEDIED.

VE R TOO LATE TO LEARN.
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A /IRS. 1:

. ••
OMPSON, of No. g, CLAYTON-SQUARE,

glitC3l-11.111A:11: I.ESSONS to LADIF.C.' in the New anti
Fashionable Style of WRITING invented by Mr. Thompson ;
also, ARITHMETIC, READING, SPELLING, ENGLISH
GRAMMAR, COMPOSITION, &c., and, by a simple but corn-

been neglected, to acqui correct knowledge of any of the
above useful branche- a few Private Lessons.
For the conve • ce of Ladies residing at a distance, who
may wish to e r for a Course of Lessons, Mrs. Thompson has
made arm. ments which will enable her to
.Board Two or
Three Ladies with her own Family.
For Cards of Terms apply as above.

INSTRUCTION I NT THE FRENCH AND ITALIAN
LANGUAGES.

DROFESSOR DE LA CLAVERIE (Member of
LL the Grammatical Society of Paris, for a long time a resi-
dent at Rome, where he held an official situation, and Author
of several popular Works on Education, and late Teacher in the
University- of Oxford,) bels to announce that he gives IN-

ituuTioN in FRENCH and _ITALIAN, Priv-ately, iIL
Classes, and in Schools, to th persons who wish speedily
to acquire, by a simple a sy method, a correct knowledge
of either or both of the anguages.
Terms, which are sonable may be known, on application
to M. DE LA CL RIE, No. I'7, Great Orford-street, Mount-
pleasant, Live 001.

*,.* PROFEsSOtESE LA C.'S Educational Works, "MODELS
OF MODERN FRENCH CONVERSATION," "The FRENCH
READER'S GUIDE," "MODELS OF JUVENILE FRENCH
CONVERSATION," and " THE ITALIAN READER'S
GUlDE"—each of them most favourably noticed by the Lon-
don Press—may be bad of him, and of Mr. GRAPE', Book-
seller.

ST. GEORGE'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS, LIME-STREET,
THREE DOORS FROM ELLIOT-STREET.
MR. JOHN GOODALL,
PROFESSOR OF DANCING,
I. AS the honour of announcing to his Patrons and
Friends, that his ACADEMY will OPEN, in the above
Rooms, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th August next, at Three o'clock,
and will continue every
WEDNESDAY tu›SATETRDAY
during the Half-year.

Mr: GOODALI.'S EVEN ACADEMY, for Adults, will
commence on WEDNES , August 4, at Eight o'clock. He
respectfully submits e following Testimonial from the cele-

" I hereby certify that Mr. Jahn Goodall has studied the False
Cellarius, \raise a Deux Temps, the Modern Ball-room and
German Polka, under me, and that he thoroughly understands
it. " CHAS. MASON.
. _ .

" 20, Argyle-street."
N.B. Cards of Terms,
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and every further particular, may be