The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-05 00:00:00

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EDINBURGH AND GLASG')W RAILWAY.
A PROSPECTUS having been this day circulated, with the
intention of forming a Company to carry into execution
the Line of a Railway between Edinburgh, Leith, and Gl•
surveyed by Messrs. Robert Stevenson and Son, of E burgh,
the Committee of Management of the Edinburgh a Glasgow
Railway Company think it their duty to put the üblic upon
their guard, and to inform them, that being pl ged to adopt
the best Line between Edinburgh and ('alas o , they have al-
ready engaged the services of Messrs. Lo • , Rastricke, and
Vignoles, three of the most experienced R way Engineers in
England, whose survey will very soon be completed. The Com-
mittee also think it right to state, that the Capital Stock of
'E620,000, at the disposal of the Committee, having been fully
subscribed for, and the first instalment of four per Cent. deposited
in the Bank, they are determined to proceed with the under-
taking.
Chambers, 79_George-street,,,Edinburgh,

Deceniiier 30, 1835. „
Inserted by order of the Local Committee of the Edinburgh
and Glasgow Railway, in Liverpool.
THEODORE W RATHBONE, Chairman.

By order,

RICHARD DAWSON,' Secretary.

EDUCATION.
CHATEAU DE SA ÜBRUIT, NEAR ST. OMER, FRANCE. •
MR. W. G. PARMINTER, Pupil of Dr. Russell,, and
many years one of the Masters of the Rochester and
Chatham eh;ssical and Mathematical Institution, receives a
Limited Number of YOUNG GENTLEMEN, as Boarders
in his House, who are attended by native Maste in all the
branches of Education, 'hot comprised in the glish Course
of Study.
This. Course comprehends the English, atin, and Greek
languages; Arithmetic and the different lir ches of the Mathe-
matics; Writing, History, Geography nd Elocution. The
method of instruction pursued in the dy of the Classics, is
founded .on an union of the Charter ouse and Hamiltonian
systems, which are so blended as greatly to facilitate the ac-
quisition, and ensure a sound grammatical knowledge of the
dead languages.
Every attention is devoted to the comfort and advancement
of the Pupils; whilst the establishment of their morals, and the
improvement of their manners, are greatly promoted by an un-
restrained intercourse with the heads of the family. They have
also constant access to a select library, and attend an llnglish
Protestant church. The Youth entrusted to the care of Mr.
Parminter derive all the advantages to be obtained from the
best French masters and French society, without any of the
danger to be apprehended from the influences which sometimes
operate upon the infant mind when left to the entire control
and direction of foreigners.
The Houseis spaciops, the Gardens and Grounds are exten-
sive, and the Situation is celebrated as one of the most healthy
and beautiful in France.
Chateau de Saubitt is distant two miles from St. Omer—
nearly equidistant. within the range of thirty miles, from Calais,
Boulogne, and Dunkirk; and may be reached in eighteen
hours from London, or eight from Dover—St. Omer being the
first principal town on the direct roads from the coast to Paris
and Brussels.

TERMS.
The English Course,:with the addition of French and Draw-
ing, and including Washing, Stationery, the use of Books,
and a Seat in the- English Protestant church,. Fifty Guineas
per annum.—No extras whatever.
The Vacations will be a Fortnight at Midsummer and Christ-
mas, and Ten Days at Easter.-
No Eatra Charge is made for Pupils remaining during the
Vacations.
No Fee required for Entrance; hut the Quarter to be paid
in advance—the Charge taking date from the Dav of Entrance.
For Testimonials and other particulars apply to Mr. W.
fiRA PEI., Bookseller, Church-street, or Dr. Tnouticarr, 11, St.
James-place, Liverpool; or to ROBERT HICK ENS, Esq., 11,
Threadneedle-street, Messrs. DE POCQUET and CooPEn, Tavis-
tock-street, Covent-garden, London; OcTAv tus SCOTT, Esq.,
Margate; the Rev.-CnAnt.us DELACOUR, Heckiugton, Lin-
colnshire; and CHARLES WEAVER, Esq., GloucestV

SEA VIEW, BOOTLE, NEAR LIV POOL.
114-R. FLEMING, three years' Classica nd Mathematical
1111. Tutor in the School of the Rev. W owson, A.M., In-
cumbent of Seaforth, receives into his use a limited number
of Young Gentlemen.

TF.IIIIIB.
Pupils ender 12 years of age, 40 Guineas per Atiiium.
Ditto above 12 If 50 „
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Each Pupil has a seperate Bed.
The House is near the Sea, and supplied with
Bas.
School Reopens on the 25th instant.

F HE Rev. WM. CLEMINSON, Gra to of Oxford, and
Incumbent of Tranmere' near Liv 001, takes into his
House a limited number of PU PI , and has now one
VACANCY.
Address till let of February—Rev. Wm. CLEMINSON,
Ulver-
stone, Lancashire.