The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-30 00:00:00

WRITING.

ELEGANT AND EXPEDITIOUS' PENMANSHIP.
MR. APLOUGH LIN, TEACHER OF THE ART OF WRITING
AND, STENOGRAPHY, most respectfully infornis the Lite-
rary and Mercantile Town of Liverpool, and! the Public
generally, that he commences on TUESDAY, the 26th instant, at
Mr. OwEN's, Baker, 106, Dale-street, giving, Lectures and
Instructions in the Art of Writing, in all its.4arious characters
and proportions, upon communicative mamatical principles,
hitherto unknown, and by -.vhich any peon of moderate ca-
pacity may learn asmuch in a few bona las he could possibly
do in years by the common and tediousMmitatice system which
is practiced in schools generally.
Teachers engaged in the Instruction of Youth, as also Can-
didates for Public Schools and Situations should, without delay,
qualify themselves in every branch of thismost useful and essen-
tial accomplishment, which Mr. M'Loughlin will engage to
effect in two or three days only.
Terms for the whole Course—Two Guineas.
Ladies are instructed in a moat graceful and fashionable style
of Writing in Six or Seven Lessons. They are also instructed
to make Pens. Terms 15s. ; but if in Classes of four or upwards,
10s. 6d. each. The same Terms for young Gentlemen in mer-
cantile or other offices. Persons who 'cannot write are taught
a neat hand in ten or twelve Lessons, for. One Guinea.
The delightful Art of Short Hand taught in Five Lessons,
for lOs. 6d. The beautiful Art of Large Hand, without paint.
ing, ,taught in two or three Lessons. Every Teacher should be
well acquainted with this System, as it embraces the elegant
and ornamental art of flourishing and striking capitals by corn-
mand of hand, which it would otherwise be in vain to attempt.
Hours of attendance front Seven in the Morning untilTeu in
the Evening,
Note.—All terms, according to agreement, paid in advance,
without, exception.
Mr. M‘Loughliii has published a short, comprehensive, and
very easy Treatise on Short Hand, price 2s. 6d. He also has
published a Treatise on the Beauties ofPenmanship, embracing
all the rules, laws, and proportions of the art, which were never
yet sufficiently illustrated by any writer on the subject. This
Book is embellished with a plate and diagrams, repre:entintr
the varied combinations of the characters which they illustrate.
Price ss. To be had at his Writing Rooms only.
This Book 'should he-in the hands of every Teacher, without
exception. It should also be in the bands of Committees super-
intending Public Seminaries, to enable them to examine the
respective Candidates.
Mr. Whoughlin, anxious to make known the merits of his
System of Writing as much as possible, is well-aware that no
medium is better calculated to extend a knowledge of the same
than its general introduction into seminaries and schools of
general education, by which method (which has practised
for many years) he has had the pleasure of imparting this de-
sirable acquisition to a very large number of young Gentlemen
attending t he principal Colleges and Academies in this country,
and also to Youths attending Boarding Schools andother Semi-
naries of Education, as may he seen by acknowledgments and
extremely flattering testimonials from each institution, a few
of which he has thought proper to affix at the end of his.publi-
cation. Therefore, Mr. M 'Loughlin most respectfully intimates
that it is his intention to continue the same enures, (which has
proved so beneficial to those several institutions which he has
had the honour of visiting,) and intends constantly to reside
in this town, giving public and private inst ructions as a Teacher
of Penmanship, &c.

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TO PRINTERS, NEWSPAPER . PROPRIETORS,
BOOKBINDERS, AND; OTHERS.
kvv 00 D • and SLI AR WO ODS. 120, AumiteG ATE-STREET,
respectfully inform the Trade, that heir Catalogue,
No. 13, is just published, and may be bad groil is, on application
at their Warehouse.
It contains an Unusual Variety of PRE. 'ES and Specimens
of TYPES ; from . the circumstance of I. and S. having pur-
chased the whole of the valuable and e ensive Stock of Mr.
VA LPY, of Red. Lion-court, Fleet-street, who. is declining the
Printing business. There are 12 Colombian Presses ; Atlas,
Albion, Stanhope, and Iron Presses of all Principles and Sizes;
a large number of Wood Presses; 3 Printing Machines; every
variety of Book and Jobbing Types; Greeks, Hebrews, Arabics,
Persians, and.all the Oriental Languages; together with every
article used in Letter=press, Copper-plate, or Lithographic
Printinp in addition. to the above, it contains a large assort=
merit oh, Bookbinder's Tools;. Hydraulic and Screw Presses;
Powerful Arming Presses ; Rolling Machines ; Brass 'fools,
&c. &c.