The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19 00:00:00

3 0

3 3 0
Term;reduced v;hen there is more than One Pupil in th

Pupils attending Twice a Week ODI
ATTENDANCE AT TUE ACADEMY

Two ROUES EACH TIME

Vednesda

From Nine to Two,

Thursday,

Eleven to Four

ITARVIN HALL -SCHO

For the Education of One Hundred retident Pupils,
under the superintendence and tuition of the
faltoteing resident .31a-stars:
PRINCIPAL—JOHN BRINDLEY,. of Alagdalen College,
bridge; M.A. of the University of Giesacn ; formerlya Master of the Grammar Schnni-

FIRST CL

aster of

~.‘,.nam2vrlcAL atAsTER—THOS. WADDINGH.OI,
8.A., St. John's College, Cambridge, in double honours.

FORE!t3h:-iIA-ST.E4 i

COMMERCIAL MASTER, AND TEACHER.OT MECHANICAL ANT
ARCHITECTURA.L DRAWING-WILLIAM HOBDAY. ,
AitSIC AND ASSISTANT FOREInic 111 A enna.

FESSOR OF

uawrrsu
Pupil Ofthe Royal AcademY of Illusic,+Gheny tof Cirl.
WARDEN, AND ' OUT-DOOk SUPERINTENDENT.—
DEMPSEY.

JOSEPH

Attendant Master:.
DRAWING MASTER—Mr. T. BAILEY, Chester.
DANCING MASTER—Mr. EDGAR WEBWER Chester.
VISITING SußagoN—Mr. GEORGE HARRISON, Chester,

THE OBJECTS AEMED AT IN THIS ESTABLISHMENT ARE:
—To insure a thoroughly Scriptural and, Gentlemanly Educa-
tion, under Masters of first rate attainments in th.r

—ToPtWriiie;:sarind Classical and Mathematical Education
for Pupils preparing for the Universities, Military and
Naval Colleges, and Learned Professions ; and a comprehen-
sive course of Business Instruction daily practice in 1
the modern r

artment the strictest Discipline,

tor Mercantile Appointments
—To maintain in every D
united with kinchies

ntege
evening. ---
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tFhoeßAPibßioo:
Hotel
—To wRs
t.g—ohTt hcßelei
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e;s:t Chester.
fdg;Thß YheAeeD:Ati s a'snYeN:o
prble presidedthe
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CHRISTIANITY AMONGST THE JF
,aaucaul. iilUCli UOLIIICU nact spoken highly in his favour, and from first to
last bore testimony to his great zeal in faithfully dis-
aSntOdWil. ell, -Canon of
—„- .......“-einetery. The Chairman longer remain afloat, as she was making water fast, and
charging his duties. But although the Council, on public
cthoenseihstaeirdionf
tthheeßmevo.ntiunggh,
Chester
t e r
Of of eveiy DistriCiCommittee to be perrnitte.d to hold 20 Shares
~,,,..ti punishment, except in extreme eases, and then to in the Parent Company, and to sit at the Board in London, in had received serious injuries in her bottom.and sides. She grounds, had declined to increase his salary, he should
ilteminvinFat.e(lisoelearne,tafryrontot
tthheischtoessvtne.r
AsTahoceialttieovn.C.
livvecreenst,lpyl
la lip
attedded,ou. ted
moret to t h the
particularly
that of Chester
veCaaishtgl e, ..
be inflicted by the Principal only.
virtade
was 'accordingly again turned towards,the.land, and very say that Mr. Rushton and his friends would not regret
—To treat the Pupils as members of the family providing* All
,Shareholders to have the option of Burial Ground, in es-
meetings
them liberally.with domestic comforts at the same tables with char.,e for their Shares, at two-thirds the price-to the public,
The debate embraced, among other matter, the question
the Principal ands Masters. I soon.after began to strike on a ledge, called Smith's Rocks, the discussion which had taken place on that occasion.
• with the pre-emption of anyluture Shares of the ultimate Ca- about half a mile to the west of Ballycotton, with the
whether Mr. Rushton would not be relieved, and the
To include under one charge every expense both in the pital.which may be isaued.
public convenience promoted, by the establishment of a, deputation was well si I ported by the Worshipful the-. The
Educational and Domestic departments,.rhat there may be To'he Incorporated, and the liability of Shareholders limited, certainty of going to pieces in a few hdurs.
no extras whatever.
by Act of Parliament or Royal Charter. The total loss of the vessel being thus- inevitable, the second court. This was a mint. ,se •
cellor, as well as by the 'Rev. Edward Sidney, of Norfolk
TERMS:
TRUSTEES.
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lateness of the hour of course prevents us attempt.'.-- instruction in Greek, Latin, French, German, Ma- • Beniamin Itm,d
thematics, Navigation. English.

1.11.111(1 t...aooen, Esq.,
:.tike James Hansard, Esq., Szt
COMMITTEE OF MAYA

F.R.S,

of the crew and

much importance,
to it t„ btl
the present occasion and
to the preservation' that he would bu-irefer;
[meted
1 amidst ft,.„„., I at some future timf. ‘,.11

Abwit a month ago, John Heslin, a carter, aged 18, q
relied with a boy, named .fohn White, in Frederick-struart-
when, by some means, the former got wounded 'a pitech_
Liver•pool,lh, 1846. fork, and died of the injury yesteray, bu't the j
if ;.iENTLEMEN,—I should justice to. ny feelings a Irtlicit%f juFstifiable ho,micide, and he was discuhared.
_ wrung sine of
in
THIR. QL F;EN' OTEL.—The splendid hotel,
failed to express. to you how highly I estimate the ap-
whichn forbroueltt in
+h,s
_some time been in the „,_— _
This boat, We Understand, was not equal to
Probation, which you have recorded of my conduct as a
-ieht, but immediately she was maristratp. nnri -

prevail

carried over the paddl
and loviered, thonil

Jat, which is usually car-

be mayor t

!len read as foilOr

:-box, was .attached to the davits

The deputation
ar, and the
S. Joseph,

Rushton's letter

the Phir

i unfor

accommodate more tha'

principally deck

duties of Tn y office ha*e

he manner in --1
hare(

-....., ~..se or erection opposite
...... nauway Station, was opened on Saturday last, and is desig-
--- ..ie nated—after our lovely sovereign—" The Queen's " liiex_ ne terms of tenor appearance there is not a more Splendid hotel in Liver
__ i.,..seci. at your meeting-on the 10th day of pool—indeed, in the country; and the interior is not only jdi--
.o4ovember, conveyed to the Council your opinion of my cionsly arranged, but the apartments are so spacious and roomy
that they must give every satisfaction to visitors. In all there
ter met 1 services; and I assure you that I value that opinion more
than the pecuniary reward which it was your object tool). saariey3oubteitlintBs aanndd laititg
iincoantcilouncvtla itiasivzikii
aTtments, as well as the neces
;fain. Though I fully appreciate the delicacy which pre- way ; end from its immediate proixs
- ---• ..."...nin.
vented Mr. Sands from consulting me before he made his must prove a boon to the commercial, ask well as the general,
~..,:-.epice or mind at such a 'armlet-It, he ma- motion, yet, if he.had consulted me, I should have given public.
STEAM CONVEYANCE BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND LISBON.
naged to keep himself afloat, and graspetta rope, by means him the opinion which,- -on more Than one Occasion, I have
of whieh he was hauled on board. Meanwhile the steamer givenare to other rmwistrates who 'have from time to timen,
,siiio.7oo,l,e2;_rtehae,..;‘o,,T; ttp
ol u B,:mont-.3lo°°ncetTitmainig tniTxra„tleoliTtriiil
con riniwtl to thump heavily on the rocks, while the screams iNmslicilV me on the subjeq. . I should have told him,
that the
pti,,lessfilgryllatvioonthweoeuXebtejtlrs,u,cozislgula, comitisiearnudit;ar,sels,eres,, between this.nort and Lisbon, and that
of alarm from the affrighted 'passengers, and the heavy and that titnim,
i 1 to the line, ir it be deemed necessary_
e vessels named nr. .-., al,
in the unseemly struggle for higher gain Both of th
't,rt. breaking on her sides., and on the deck, rendered
wit I, ,—...
ill,, Feille one of awful danger and intense anxiety_ I
t thanPfe lie teas man in
Whihd _

[ear of the steamer,

- tectakv.ll, darn all la. -
-
a watery grave save Captain Cameron, of the Prince, river

teanier, whthivas a passenger in the

tr the Coast

have a tendeneyiOl;npair t}
of the office. I feel

Tsons, it 'nigh

norm force and influeinx
xteful to Mr. sands for havinE

I fitted up in a mu
in every respect. The Na
which has been

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