The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-01-10 00:00:00

SCRIPTURAL ADDRESSES.

The Rev. H. CARPENTER, A.M.; Rev. T. RAFFLES,
D.D.. L.L.D. ; Rev. H. HAMPTON, A.ll, ; Rev. W.
POLLOCK, A.M.; Rev. T. NOLAN, A.M. ; Rev. F. PARRY,
B.D. • Rev. F. MILD, A.M.; Rev. W. G. WARR, A.M.;
Rev. H. HIGGINS ;• Rev. A. HUME. LL.D., D.C.L. • Rev.
H. CRICHTON. D.D. , and the Rev. D. JAMES, 'A.M.,
F.A.S., Lave kindly undertaken to address the Pupils.
_ _ _ CARDS- OF .TERMS-

for Boarders and Day Pupils, References to numerous-Cler
gymen, Merchants, and Professional Gentlemen, printed
Testimonials, and extracts from the Public Journals of
Liverpool, may be obtainert at the Establish .rent.
The SCHOOL, 39, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, Will be RS
OPENED (DS.) OD WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant.

BOARDING AND DAY ACADEMY, No. 5,
PA RLIAM ENT-PLACE. UPPER PA R 1./ A M ENT-STREET---
Conducted by Mr. D. WRIGHT, with the assistance of Ex-
perienced Masters, in their s veral Departments.
The principal object of this Academy is to EDUCATE
YOUNG GENTLENI EN for Commercial pursuits.
The Course of Instruction comprises English, French,
Drawing, the practical branches of Mathematics, the Ele-
ments of the Latin and Greek Classics, and the Sacred Scrip-
ture's.

The Boarders, which consist of a limited number, are in
every respect treated as inemi)ers of the family. Terms, in-
cluding Board and Education, from 25 to 30 Guineas per
annum.

The French Master, Mons. V. Lescure, is a native of Paria_
Mr. W. is kindly permitted to refer to many of the parents
and guardians who have had young gentlemen under his
tuition.

The SCHOLASTIC DUTIES of this Establishment will be
RESUMED (D.V.) on Monday next, the 16th instant.

An ARTIULEDPUPIL WINTEb,

Prospectuses, containing the tall Course of Instruction,
Terms, and numerous references, ►nay be had on application.

NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGE,
' NEW BRIGHTON. CHESHIRE.

VISITOR
Rev. J. BAYLEE, D.D.
PRINCIPAL,
Rev. D. J. POGGI, D.D.,
(Removed from Scae,mbe house, Seacombe).
EXAIVUNERS,
Rev. IL WILSON, D.D.,
Dean of the Royal College of Preceptors, and late Fellow
of St. John's, Cambridge;
J. PARKER, Esq.,
Secretary to the College of Preceptors.
This Institution provides, at a moderate expense, a com-
plete course of Education. qualifying Young Gentlemen for
the Universities, the Military or Naval Services, the Medical
and other Learned Professions, or for enraging. in Commercial
Pursuits. With this view the College is divided into several
progressively ascending Departments, each conducted by its
appropriate Master. The whole of the system is based OR
sound Scripture principles. Pupils are admitted from theage
of Six to Sixteen. The Domestic Arrangements are under the
care of the Principal's Family, who neglect nothing to pro-
mote the well-being of the Pupils. The Building of the Instil-
tution occupies one of the most salubrious positions in Eng-
land,—a statement well attested by the extremely rare cases
of illness among the inhabitants of New Brighton. Thecon-
stant superintendence of the Principal ; the arrangements of
the Institution; the advantages of Sea Bathing, combined
with the pure and bracing air of this locality, furnish every
reasonable guarantee for the health and literary improvement
of the Pupils, who will re-assemble (D.V.) on the 24th of
January, 1854.
For 'terms, apply to the Rev. Dr. Poour, New Brighton,
Cheshire.

CLIFTON-PARK ACADEMY, BIRKEN-
HEAD, conducted by Mr. JOHN SORLEY and efficiatt
Masters, will be RE-OPEN ED on TUESDAY, the 17th Jalseary
instant.—Prospectuses may be obtained at the Academy, or
at Mr. JOHN ROSE'S, 7, South Castle-street, Liverpool.

HOLLY-BANK ACADEMY, near the
WOODSIDE FERRY, BIRKENHEAD.
HOLLY-BANK. ACADEMY, Conducted by Mr. WILLY/LIE
STEWART. with the assistance of Experienced Masters, will
be RE-OPENED after the Vacation on MONDAY, Jan. 16.
Canning-street, Birkenhead.

DRIVATE EDUCATION.—A LADY. residing
in the immediate Neighbourhood of Falkner-square,
having engaged a Resident French Governess to assist in the
Education of her two chil Oren, is desirous to take, as DAILY
PUPILS, Tyro other little GIRLS, from Eight to Ten Years of
Age, to Instruct with her own. The Lady herself will conduct
all the Branches of English Study, and Mademoiselle under-
takes French and Music, together with Drawing and Orna-
mental Needlework.—Address A. 8., Box T 69, Post•ofce.

vv.RITING, ARITHMETIC, BOOK-
KEEPING, &c.
Messrs. THOMPSON'S, No. 8, CLAYTON-SQUARE, is the.
onlyy. Establishment in Liverpool where a good HANDWRIT-
ING, BOOK-KEEPING by Double Entry, ARITHMETIC,
MENTAL CALCULATIONS, &c., are taught thoroughlyand
practically in a few Lessons. Classes every day. Private
Lessons at any hour. Success guaranteed to every pupil_
Persons who cannot write at all may become good writers is
a few weeks, so wonderful is the effect of the system invented
by Messrs. Thompson.
For Cards of Terms apply at 8, Clayton-square.

DEAF & DUMB PRIVATE EDUCATION,
LONDON.
Mr. JAMES RHIND, nearly 15 years late Principal of the
Liverpool Deaf and Dumb Institution, educates PRIVATE
PUPILS at 4, AVENUE-ROAD, REGENT'S-PARK. The higk-
est references given. Communications may be addressed tio
the care of Mr. NEWLIN°, Publisher, Bold-street, Liverpool.

FDUCA TI ON, at Mr. R. SIMPSON'S ACA-
DEMY, Earby-hall, near Richmond, Yorkshire. Youths
are Boarded, furnished with Books, and instructed in the
English, Latin, and Greek Languages. Terms, Twenty to
Twenty-two Guineas a-year. No Vacations unless (loured,
nor Extras, except for Music, French, and Dancing. The
Pupils are treated with the utmost liberality and parental
solicitude. Cards, with References, to be had from Earby.
Mr. S. will wait upon applicants in Manchester ; and attend
at Batarrow's, Bull Hotel, Dale-street, from Eleven to One
o'clock, on and after the 10th of January instant.

KING WILLIAM'S COLLEGE,
ISLE OF MAN.

The Rev. GILMOUR H&RVEY continues to Receive into
his House a Limited Number of YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
who have the advantage of Education at a Public School (the
pupils of which hrve highly distinguished themselves at the
Universities, and the Naval and Military Colleges), combined
with domestic comfort.

Mr. HARVEY'S Boys are under his personal superkten-
deuce ; and his established character of 20 years' standing
enables him to refer, with satisfaction and confidence, to
parents of rank and high standing who hale had, or still haves
sons under his charge.
College Prospectuses may be obtained upon application to
CHARLES B. BUCHANAN, or D. C. BUCHANAN, 2, Rumford-
place. Liverpool.

QUEENWOOD COLLEGE, near STOCK-
BRIDGE, HANTS.
PRINCIPAL GEO. EDMONDSON.
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL PHILOSOPHY—Dr. THOS..
A. HIRST, of the Universities of Marburg and Berlin.
CHEMISTRY—Dr. HEINRICH DEBUS, late Assistant in the
Laboratory of Professor Bunsen, and Chemical Lecturer in
the University of Marburg. •
CLASSICS AND HISTORY—Mr. JOHN S. MUMMERY, L.C.P.
MODERN LANGUAGES AND FOREIGN LITERATURE—Mr.
JOHN HAAS, from M. de Fellenberg's Institution, Ho&
Switzerland.
GEODESY-Mr. RICHARD P. WRIGHT.
PAINTING AND DRAWING—Mr. RICHARD P. WRIGHT.
ENGLISH AND JUNIOR MATHEMATICS FREDERICK
ILIFF, M.A., late Scholar of Trinity College, Canabriclie,
and M.C.P.
Dirro—Mr. WILLIAM SINGLETON.
Music—Mr. WILLIAM CORNWALL.
TERMS:
For Boys under 12 years of age per Annum.
PP from 12 to 16
above 16 460 ft
For further information, see Prospectus, to be hal of the
Principal.
tm- The First Session of 1654 commences on the 36th of
January.

I 4IVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION
SCHOOLS are NOW OPEN ; namely,
The HIGH SCHOOL, The GIRLS' SCHOOL,
The, LOWER SHOOL, The INFANT SCHOOL.
AND
The EVENING SCHOOL.
A Prospectus, containing a fully detailed statemeat at
terms, &c., may be had on application.
W. NICHOL, Secretary.
Mount-street, 9th January, 1854.

LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.
_mu • EVENING SCHOOL.

Perspective,
Outlinesrl
DRAWING CLASSES.
In order to afford increased facilities to Pupils desirous to
enter upon the study of DRAWING, it has been resoinve.;:.te
Open an Elementary Class for beginners in connessio_
.. wick
the first Section of the Evening School, at fees of
,2_,V,DatAnva
3s. 6d. per quarter. This Classyill be Opened 1"
:thAtriehSitececotnudraSeetkwal,
and
the 9th of January, and will continue to meet
__!e'sveirsyG,Mfroomx9
DAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY .r.V.
Seven till Nine o'Clock.
the
The Drawing Classes,inconnexmioondtevi
sses instruction is given
.and at the same hours. In these Oa
Ornament, and the Elements
of the School, also meet four times a week, on same days,
in Geometrical,
Machine Drawing; d Ornament from shaded examples.,
vheitersc,tsiiCth,a;arpstieDraec,omodrators.d.
thea production of articles in
of the Figure; Figure an
The Fees in the Second Section are ss. att4
and Modelling.
and from the Round ; Colour Painting,L_ands.cape, Flowers,
6s. 6d. per quarter. .
tslEni‘nrrac
lers, and all others engaged
ChTahseersa,"Genlat
which beauty may be reg
a an important element, Is
confidently this
directed to department, as calculated tem*. • . systematic and compeeh • a -
from the strictlyLl
comprehensive character of
sioensotfaiAnerrteis,
the arrangements, and.t e abundant supply of the very best
examples for study, to afford a most efficient education for
their several purposes.
W. NICHOL, Secretary Mount-street, 30th December, 1853.

Np(
lIRSERY YACHTS, for One, Two, or Three .1_ ..
Children. Everywhere recommended by the Medical
Faculty as the best, most healiby, and safest exercise far
Children, from 425. to .e 8 10s., at FYFIELD'S BRE'SU and
TOY WAREHOUSE, 16, Islington.