The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-03-03 00:00:00

APARTMENTS.

IVANTED to BORROW, the Sum of THREE HUN-
V Y DRED POUNDS, for Two Years., Any Lady or
Gentleman having the above sum to Lena, may, for the use
and interest of it, be accommodated with antandsome Drawing
and Bed-room, in one of the largest andThandsomest houses
in Liverpool ; and, if required, Board would be provided on
moderate terms. Respectable references will be given and
reTtniss,

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POOR CLERGYMEN.
IHE ELECTION ELECTION of POOR CLERGiYipEN;with good
characters and large families, to par eof Dr. Teylour,
Mr. Myddleton, and _Mrs. Ann Cam's Benefactions, will
take place in May next. Blank Petftitrns—may-be had at the
Corporation house, Bloomsbury-place, London, between
Eleven and Three.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
T JOSHUA'WALMSLEY, Esquire, Mayor of the
ly Borough of Liverpool, do hereby publish the following
List of AUDITORS for the Borough, and& ASSESSORS
for holding tl--e Court for Revising the Burgess Lists with
the Mayor, elected by the BurgessesHif the said Borough,
and of ASSESSORS for the WARDof the said Borough,
elected by the Burgesses of the said Wards respectively, on
the Second day of March, One Thousand Eight Hundred
and Forty :

AUDITORS FOR THE BOROUGH.
James Bunnell anthMarmacluke Martin.

ASSESSORS FOR BOLDING THE COURT FOR REVISING THE
BURGESS LISTS WITH THE MAYOR.
Thomas Harvey and Peter Wright.
ASSESSORS FOR THE WARDS.
Wards. Assessors elected.
C Wilson Ledger,
:No. I.—Evertor .
(William Santley,
"' • Robert Ellis.
C George Brown,
•• ' • Richard Rigby.
s George Clinning,
•' • ' ' Henry Lowry Medder.
s George Bowes Taylor,
"• • Joseph Pannell.
c John North,
• • ' Samuel Thornely.
No. 7.—St. Peter's.
e Joseph Edwards.
No. B.—Pitt-street.
r Henry Stuart.
Joseph Dutton
No. 9.—Great George's % Thomas Francis.'

No. 2,—Scotland.

No.. 3.—Vauxhall.-

Nc!. 4.—St. Paul's

No. 3.—Exchange

No. 6.—Castle-street.

No. 10.—Rodney-street Edward Ford,
? James Lewin.
No. 11.—Abercromby John Hindle,
John Atkinson.
5 John Robinson,
•"• e John Watt.
No. 13.—St. Anne-street 4 George Halewood Plant,
? James Norris.
5 No. 1-I.—West Derby John Cooper Grocott,
Robert Willan.
5 Peter Leather,

No. 12.—Lime-street

No. 15.—South Toxteth..

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No. 16.—North Toxteth / John Payne, the younger.
JOSHUA W.ALIVISLEY, Mayors

MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.
aERMAN.—This Class meets every TUESR/and
VI THURSDAY EVENINGS, under Mr. LTA ULT.
Terms, One Guinea per Annum.
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.—This 1 meets every
FRIDAY EVENING, under Mr. L. PIII S. A Course
of Lectures on ELECTRICITY has ju een commenced.
Terms, ss. per Annum.
VOCAL MUSIC.—This Class is now divided into a
Senior and a Junior Section, each attending one evening a
week. The Class meets on TUESDAY and THURSDAY
EVENINGS, at Seven, under Mr. GEORGE EYTON.
Terms, 10s. Gd. er Annum.
HIGH SCHOOL.—The various departments of this
School, namely, English, French, Classics, Mathematics,
Natural Philosophy, Writing, and Drawing, shall, after the
Ist of April next, be open, SINGLY, to Boys (if Members of
the Institution) who do not wish to attend ALL the Classes
whirl constitute the complete course of instruction. To
such PUpils the Terms for each department will be ONE
GUINEA per Quarter, payable in advance.
LECTURES.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 4th instant, at Half-
past Seven p.m., EDWARD FORBES, Esq., M.W.S., will
deliver the-Seventh of a Course of Eight Lectures on the
ZOOLOGY of the BRITISH SEAS, illustrated by numer-
ous Diagrams and Specimens.
In consequence of the ANNUAL MEETING being held
on WEDNESDAY, the 11th instant, Dr. SOUTHWOOD
SMITH will commence his Course of Four Lectures on
LIFE and ORGANIZATION, on MONDAY next, the 9th
instant, at Half-past Seven p.m. The second, third, and
fourth Lectures will be delivered on the Saturday, Wednes-
day, and Saturday following.
MUSEUM.—The Museum is open to Members, on pre-
sentation of their Tickets, every SATURDAY, from Twelve to
Five.

A Donation of Ten Guineas or upwards constitutes the
Contributor a Life Member. Annual Subscription, One
Guinea ; Ladies Half-a-Guinea; Sons or Apprentices of
Members, Five Shillings. Admission to single Lectures,
One Shilling. W. B. HODGSON, Secretary.

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de _ instant, at the Office of .'Solut.ow BBOTHERS, Ex-
change-court, Exchange-street East.

WM. SUDLOW, Se"retail

LAST CONVERSAZION ES.
MASTER BASSLE purposes to displ his wonderful
Powers of Memory, orAcquirements i the Mnemonic
Art, in TWO (positively last) CON SAZIONES, to
take place on FRIDAY next, the 6th ins t, at Twelve o'clock
at Noon, and at Seven o'clock in the ening, in the Theatre
of the MEDICAL INSTITUTION, Mount-pleasant.
At these Conversaziones, Master BASSLE will answer to
any of the questions put to him by the company present, out
of programmes containing above 20,000 queries in History,
Geography, Mythology, Cosmography, Chemistry, Natural
History, Inventions, and Discoveries, &c.
Admittance, 2s. 6d. _ _

*** M. Bassl6 will enter into arrangements with Institu-
tions or Academies.

Master Bassle's System of Memory is put in types, price
10s. Gd. Subscriber's Names will be received by Master
Bassle 109, Mount-pleasant.
Tickets of Admission to the Conversazione to be had at the
principal Booksellers, and at the Medical Institution, Mount -
pleasant.