The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05 00:00:00

LOWER SCHOOL.

This School is designed for the Sons of those whose means
are too limited.for the more expensive Education of. the „High
School. • „ . ,
Rev. Robt. AlTherson, A.M King's College, Aberdeen, Head
blaster.
Rei. J. Rutherford, Edinburgh, Second Master.
Mr. Thos. Emerson, Third Master.
To the constant instruction of the above 111 asters will he
added the occasional services of the Drawing, French, Mathe-
matical, and Philosophical. Masters oft he II igh School.
. . .EVENING SCHOOL.
Under the Superintendence of the following Masters:
Aitinnovria AND MATHEMATICS.—Mr. Elliot, Mr. Gerrard,
and'Air. H. Carpenter.
MECHANICAL, DRA WING.—Mr. M.TherSOR•
ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING.—Mr. Cooper.
LANDSCAPE DRAWING AND PERSPECTIVE.—Mr. Pugh.
FIGURE DRAWING AND MODELLING.—Mr.Seddon.
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING AND DRAWING.—.Mr. Bishop, A.L.A.
NAVIGATION AND NAUTICAL ASTRONOMY.—Mr. Creuze, B.A.
GEOGRAPHY AND MECHANICAL ARTS.—ltev. li. M'Pherson,
A.M.
NATURAL. PHILOSOPHY.—Mr. M. L. Phillips.
CHEMISTRY.—NIr. John Wilson.
Fra:Ncn.--Alons. Theodore Eugene .Suliot, A.M.

Terms, and such furtherinfoi:ination as may be required, can
be obtained by applying to the Secretary at the Institution.

•
Dr. KANE, Esq., AI.D. AIR.I.A. Dublin, will commence
a course of Eight Lf.(l urt,S ou CHEMISTRY, To-mutritow,
(Wednesday,) the 3d instant.
JOHN. 14..,'PP5,. Esq. M.D. London,. Lecturer on M-ateria
Meilica, will commence a course of ,Popular Lectures on
PHYSIOLOGY, on WAnNEsDAY, the 31st instant.

The Directors of. the Mechanics' Institution are desirous of
receiving' TINDEthi for ERECTING u GYMNASIUM,
FITTING-UP the MUSEUM, and other Work. 'l'he Plans
end. Specification may be seen, on application to Mr. J. A..
PrcToN,, Architect, Warren•strect. . .
Tenders, sealed, and addressed to the Secretary, must be left
at 'the institution on or before SATURDAY next,, the 6th instant.

WANTED, for the EYENING SCHOOL, a PERSON
capable of teaching 10 ECIIANICAL DIiANYiNG, A liberal
Salary will be given to a person, fully qualified. None else
need apply. . ~.
The Directors aclaiowledge the receipt of the following
DONATIONS to the Fund for Building the New Institution :
Prom Christopher Bowdon, Esq. £loo
, The Misses Yates
A Contribution of Ten Guineas, or upwards, to The Build-
ing Fund," constitutes the Contributor a Member for Life of
the Institution. - ..,. .~. , ~ ... ~ ~. . .

,1911 N S: Secretary,

In the Press.
THE SINGER'S GUIDE; containing flints nu the For-.
tnation, Improvernentyand Preservation of the Voice—pro.
gressive. rules for Reading Ausic at first sight, &c.—elucidated
by upwards of oue hundred Examples, and sixty Airs, %iith
copious Nutes from the highest, antourities on Vocal Science.'
The whole compilled and-arranged by. •
E. WOODWARD,
Music and Musical Instrument Seller,
• Also, by the same author,
AMATEUR'S:GUIDE, for the Violin (2tl Edition,) Flute,
and Clarionet 29..each.'
To be had at his Library, 88, Dale-street, Liverpool,
quantity of the' LIBItAitY MUSIC to be'disposed off
at a quarter price. ,

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SKETC lIES'OF SCENES IN SCOTLAND,• by Lieut.-
Col. Sir W. Keith . Murray, of achtertyre,•Bart. With His-
torical and Tradition.iry • Illustralions, by D. Morison.
4to. £2. Med. 4t0.. 18s..

FAMILIAR ILLUSTRATIONS OF' ROMAN CUS-
TOMS AND MANNERS, with 'Lithbgraphic SketChes.' For.
students and st'hools. Bvo.

THE -RELIGIOUS. HISTORY OF. MAN ; tracing the
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and Superstition in eVerv•forM. ' I vol: I2mo.
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the most: generally interesting Subject, which can engage the•
attention of mankind, on p:inciples not hitherto
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