The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-11-20 00:00:00

NEW SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB,

OXFORD-STREET, EAST.
THIS INSTITUTION, the Foundation-stone of which
was laid by the Worshipful HUGH HORNOY, Esq.,
Mayor, on Friday, the 24th of October, 1839, was OPENED
on Monday the 26th of October, this year—the number of
Children present being 47 ; of whom 23 are Day Pupils re-
siding in the Town, and 24 arc Boarders from distant places.
The accommodation in the New Building will now enable
the Committee to attend to the numerous and earnest appli-
cations made for the Admission of Pupils, which, for want of
room in the Old School, they were unable to take into their
consideration.

The present Building is capable of accommodating 80
Boarders, and as many Day Scholars as the Town and Neigh-
bourhood can supply.
The total number of Children admitted into the Institu-
tion sinco its first establishment in Wood-street, in January,
1826, is 140, of whom 90 having participated in the Instruc-
tion it afforded, which, in most cases was gratuitous, left the
School for Trade or Service, for which they were found
eligible, or to assist their parents or friends at home.
The Children of POOR PERSONS residing in the Town or
Neighbourhood are admitted into the School as Day Pupils,
and provided with a good substantial Dinner, FREE OF EX-
PENSE : and from all parts of the United Kingdom, as
Boarders at a very moderate charge.
Forms and Terms of Admission may be obtained, on ap-
plication to Mr. RHINO, the Master.
Private Pupils of the higher class of Society are received
into Mr. RHINO'S Family as Parlour Boarders, where they
enjoy the privilege of Additional Instruction, and every at-
tention is paid to their Domestic Comfort, as well as to their
Moral and Religious Conduct.

The Charge for Board and Education may be known on ap-
plication to Mr. RHIND.

The School is open for the inspection of resident Visitors
every TUESDA V, from Ten o'clock to Twelve, and from Two
to Four ; and, is other days to Strangers, by an order from a
Subscriber or He Member.
Donations tc wards the expense of the Building, fitting up,
and furniture of the New School, will be thankfully re-
ceived by

Mr. RICHARD RATHBONE.
Mr. WILLIAM COMER....
Mr. R. CROSBIE DAWSON

Chairman,
Secretary,
Treasurer.

or by any of the Committee, and by Mr. RHINO, at the School.
Since the last advertisement of Donations and Subscrip-
tions, the Treasurer has received—

DONATIONS

The Misses Colquitt, at the request of
their late sister, Miss Mary Colquitt,
per Rector Campbell
Collected at St. Andrew's Church, after

a Sermon, per Rev. John Jones 7O 2
Collected at St. George's Church, Ever-
ton, after a Sermon, per Rev. R. P. _ _

Buddicom
Moiety of a Collection at the Scotch Se-
cession Church, Mount Pleasant, per . _

. . _
Rev. Hugh Crichton 4 0
William Foster, Esq., Dingle Head
A Ladies' School
Adam Hodgson, Esq
James Harrison, 106, Islington lO 10
George Grant 5 0
Murray Gladstone 5 0
R. P., by Mr. Rhind
Anonymous, per Mr. Newling
Rev. Robert Leicester 5 0
Rev. J. H. Montague Luxmore
A Friend, per Josias Booker lO 0
George Maxwell
, per J. Crossfield 5 0
J. Bramley Moore
Viscount Sandon, per Rector Campbell 5 0
The Misses Lace, Gateacre
The Right Hon. Lord Francis Egerton 5 0
The Rev. H. H. Hayes
John Hanbury, Esq., Lichfield
Mr. Wm. Grapel, Church-street , lO 0
Rev. J. H. Steel, Harrow
John H. Johnson (Proverbs iii. 9&10 ) 5 0
Thomas Eccles
J. Williams, per Rev. F. Barker
Mrs. J. W. Pilcher
T. B. Horsfall, (second donation) lO 0
Collected at St. Mary's, Edge-hill, after
a Sermon per Rev. F. Barker 27 15
Miss Percival, per Mr. Jones 1 0
NEW ANNUAL. SUBSCRIBERS.
Mrs. Skirving 1 0
E. and J. Cooban
Mr. Edwin Wyatt, St. Asaph
Miss Unsworth, ditto
Mr. Isaac Woodville .
Mr. Broadbent
Mrs. Eden
Jos. Lace, jun 1 1
Thomas Porter
J. W. Pilcher
Mr. Henry Byrom
Mr. Netlam Tory 1 1
William Carson 1 1
Mrs. Hyde....
Robert Bower
Anthony Bower 0 10
William Dodgson l 1
J. W. Harden
J. C. Wilde
A. Hope 1 1
John Payne and Son
Robert Woodward
Thomas Langsdale
James Procter
Thomas Eccles
Hugh Neill 1 1
Rev. C. W. Lawrence
Miss Wood 0 10