The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-05-31 00:00:00

TlYttcation.

1141-47EW CRESCENT ACADEMY.
HOUSE DOUGLAS, ISLE OF. AN.
ERTAIIi.ISHED A.D. 1836.
By ALEXANDER STEELE, Principal.
R. STEELE, having ziven up his lucrative Day-
School, in compliance with the wishes of many of his
-!.riends, will henceforth devote hissole and undivided attention
ZO'hizi Boarders. His House, whk.ll Is situated in the most
Pleasant part of the Bay of Douglaa, has been expressly built
as an Educational Establishment. The Recreation Groouls
are ample ; the Sea-bathing is excellent, and the climate most
Salubrious. The system of Education is strictly intellectc.al.
The Dietary is most liberal, .and the ,Domestic Arrangements
are under Mrs. Steele's constant and assiduous superinten-
clence.--4References of the most unquestionable respectability
can be given. The Terms are moderate, and are graduated
according,to the age of the Pupils.

INTANT AND JUVENI'L'E ACADEMY.
FOR-THE CHILDREN' OE THE HIOIVER CLASSES,
12, MYRTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL (TWO DOORS
FROM CHATRAM-STREET.)

,HRIDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRU..T&OE OF
The Venerable the ARCHDEACON of Livr.i.pool...
The Rev. A. CAMPBELL, Rector.
The Rev. Canon WNEILE.
MR. WILLIAM CLARK, who has been for the
last sixteen years Training Master under the Liverpool
ei
r._ntil of .England School Society, and was formerly' of the
•-ooltenham Schools, has, at the reciiiest of sevenil influential
frie,,k4
wiltlGHF'it'
Instit
the resolved to OPEN a SCHOOL for the CHILDREN of
CLASSES, in which the routine of instruction
combine all the modern features of our lest Training
Theot lind.ezery attention be given to mental develop-
eadel:istglentwitli health. He therefore announces that his
Jal; v9ll commence as above on MONDAY, the 4th of
terms, in the meantime, Mr. CLARK may be consulted as to
day from Noon to Two o'clock, at the Academy.bQ
.aiso a L.A., of Referees.
seen, estimonials from distinguished individuals may

43,1‘1,,EY LENT on PLATE, WATCHES, JEWEL-
descri
seStelll;(teetS VELVEN, WOOLLENS, and every
brokerPstlVter ',,,‘lft"e4er and Leeds Goods, at Half the Pawn-
APAIY at GG
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LONDON AN 6----,----------------- rAy
N OR.TH-WESTE RN RAI LW ,
A'Bic'TON RACES.
A' EXTRA TRAIN of CARRAGES will start
from the RAILWAY STATION, LIME-STREET, at
11 50, Forenoon, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 2d and 3d
of June, 1853, and will convey Paaaengers along the Branch
Railway, up to the RACP.-COUR,6E. The same Train will
Return Half-an-Hour after the last Race on each of the above
Days.
N.B.—For the better accommodation of the Public, and to
prevent inconvenience and delay in returning from the
Course,
Persons may SECURE PLACES BACK, and receive Tickets
for the tame, at the Liverpool Offices, when they book for the
Course. There will also be an Office open
Race-course, where Tickets for the Return may be taken during
contiguous to the
the day ; and all persons are recommended to take Return
Tickets as early as convenient, to prevent disappointment.
And Notice is Further Given, that the Trains will not be
allowed to take up or set down Passengers on the way to the
Course, nor to take up Passengers at Collins-green on the
Return Trip.
FARES

There and Back
Single Ticket ..

First Class. Second Class,
48. 6d.
2s. 9d.
By order

rJeneral Manager's Office, Liverpool, May, 1853,

LONDON AND NORTII-WESTERN RAILWAY,
NORTHERN DIVISION.
NOTICE FOR JUNE.
NOTICE.—The Public is requested to take Notice
that the Company donot undertake to garantee that th
Trains shall start or airiv n e at the time specifiedu in the Rills ;e
neither will they be accountable for any Loss, Inconvenience,
or Injury which may arise from delays or detention.
Passengers will be Booked for PRESTON and the NORTH
by the 645 Train from LIVERPOOL.
The 7 50 A.M. Train from LIVERPOOL to PRESTON and
the NORTH will be discontinued.
A Train will be despatched from LIVERPOOL to PRESTON
and the NORTH, at 9 10 A.m.
The 11 50 A.M. from LIVERPOOL to the
despatched at 11 20 A.M.
A Train will leave MANCHESTER for Stations on the North
Union Line, at 650 A.M.
A Train will leave PRESTON for LIVERPOOL at 2 30 A.M.
Gclora? By order.
Manaller'e °fee, Liverpool, aey 27,1853.

NORTH will be