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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-27 00:00:00

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irrtnefliatetv:faßEE 11,3i:-.II.brANTS to the
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LINEN DRAPEaY EIt.CERY BIJSI-
NEBS.,-Appljr tv M. JOHN BRISCOE, Utiton 'louse, No. 82,
foi4all.-street, Liverpool.

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N. active Young Person wishes to Engage herself, either in
own or Country, as N I,:EDLWONIAN and NUB-
StAY :GOVERNES in a Family ~or School. Would not
object to make hersetrusefut if nothing menial was required.
Apply (by.letter only) to A. 8., care of G. }',VNS, Perfumer,
25. Berry-street, Liverpool. -

.A LADY, ?ifho has been for some years accustomed to
'Tuition. would be glad to meet with a Situation as DAILY
GOVERNESS for.flalf the. Day. Ars° a Friehd of the above,
;who has had some _ Experience in the Instruction of Young
*,hiidrep. is desirous to meet with a Situation as NURSERY
'GOVERNESS; unexi•eptiouable references can be givert.—
Addren, by Letter, post paid, to E. M. M., Standard Office.

Eitucaticnt.

....THE GERMAN LANGUAGE 'AUGHT IN Sfxrx

LESSONS.
171 ft, FRIEDRIcH KOEHLER, S. M. L.,"of the 'Erni-
' verhitv of Jena, purposes giving LESSONS in the
GERttIAN'LANGUAGII Dr. F. K. is a native of. Saxony,
1-•;fie're -German is acknowledged to be spoken in its greatest
purity,—and teaches on a system by which the Student, in the
churse of Sixty Lessons, not only obtains a thorough insight
into the structure of the Language without the intricacies of
mire grammatical instruction, but becomes sufficiently profi-
cient to speak German with propriety and ease.
'For terms,. references, &c, &c. apply. to Dr. F. K., 76, Duke-
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ECHANICS' INSTITUTION—HIGH SCHOOL,
under the superintendence of the following masters
HA 'ltst4NtN,
PrinCipa sit the Department of English Literature:
CitEuiE, B.A. St.: John's College, Cam.,
, Pi•incipal.of the. Mathematical Department.
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• Mr. .31ONTAGCE L. PHILLIPS.
Principal of the Department_of Natural Philisuphv..''
Mr. JOHN Patch:, St. John's College, Cambridge,
Principal of the Classical Department.
Mr. THEODORE EUGENE SULIOT, NI.A.,
Ytiuciryal of tire Frene% Department '
:°. Mr. Wlt4l.4dir 4. BISHOP; •
Principal' of the :Drawing ,Department...
-Mr; iottes orn PrinTiPal 'Or the. ChemicartrAiirtnient,.
, • CBARI.ES J. SMITH,. •
of the 'Writittt Department
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With the assistance of

Mr. WILLIAM HART,HORNE, T.C.D, Asiirstant
; • Engli4h Master. " • '
Mr. HUGH MOORE, 8.A., T.C.D., Assistant Niathematical

Master;

Mr. JAMES. PEACE, A.M., T.C:D., Assistant Classical Master.
•!' • .Mr. ANtartsw SEA RS, Assistant French- Master. •
3fr. JoaN Gow; Assistant Writing- Master. •
Masters im *the German and Italian:Languages, if required:
' ' THE• ENGLISH DEPARTMENT • •

Combines hist ructinn and exercise calculated to insure cnitect.•
nesS; propriety, and facility, both •in reading-add speaking.
Particular attention is directed to GRAIIMAR, its ruleS,•and rea.
sons-;. to the derivations; uses and analogies of words, the his-
Vary Of. their varied applications; the nature of idioms, and
thence,to style and composition, illustrations being offered from
the choicest writers. History, ancient and modern and its phi-
-losophy. -Biography.or great and good men, and Geography,
' form important, features in this department., The eldest classes
will he
.instructed in Belles Lettres, and receive Lectures on
Mental, 3,1.,ral and Sociill Philosophy, and Political Economy.
.THE MATHEMATICAL DEPARTMENT

Embraces .instruction in. Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Mensura-
' tion; Geometry, Alg-ebra, Trigonometry, Conic Sections, Diffe.
• rential and Integral Calculus Surveying; Astronomy. Naviga-
tion, -Mathematical Geography, &c. It. includes the entire
range.of piire and inixed.Matheinatics, fitting the Pupils for en-
trance into the Universities, as well as the highest rank in Com-
mercial life.