The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-12-24 00:00:00

Dec. 21, 1844.

Cburatio it.

R. BURDON respectfully intimates that, in coin-
compliance with the wishes of some parents, be
Purposes opening a SCHOOL alter the Holidays,in the
.6.leighbourhood of Aberc omtly-- square.—Further par-
ticulars in future advertigFments.
4, Great Newton-street, Dec. 23, 1844.

BRUCH HALL SCHOOL, NEAR WARRINGTON
will be REOPENED on the 22d January, 1845.
eulars
CARDS OF TERMS will be forarik.erlia other parti
the Princ m
ipal ay bofe kthe EstabligGment.nown, on alplievention to Mr. SKELTON
Bruck Hall, December 19th, 1844.

EDUCATION.
:MR- J. H. SKERRETr begs leave to announce to his
Friends and the Public that he intends to OPEN a
CLA.SSICAL and COMMERCIAL- SCHOOL, for a
e limited number of Young Gentle,wrrearly in January
next.
Particulars and terms serYbe obtained at his Residence,
No. 7,•Crewn-street, or at Mrs. SKERRETT'S, Mason..
street, Edge-hill.
"erpool, 171 h December, 1814.

HAMILTON-SQUARE SELECT ACADEMY.
MR. RICEARDSON. A.B. Oxford, EDUCATES a
limited number of YOUNG GENTLEMEN, No.
u•iiillanailton-suare Birkenhead, Cheshire.
ta_air• R's Pupils receive a sound English Classical, Ma-
rmatical, and general Education, and are prepared for
_lleuerresheeial Universities, Military and Naval Colleges, corn-
lP rsuits, and the Professious,itenerally. The
of Instruction comprses ,Nettlish, Latin, Greek,
nch, and Italian • Geography, History, Writing,
A ithmetic Algebra,Geometry, Astronomy, and the
other bran Ches of Natural Poilosophy. Whilst the most
other
methods for the ,development of their intellec-
bt:lll:l faculties are adopted, the formation of gentlemanly
anners and correct habits in his Pupils is equally the
has
of his vigilance and solicitude. With this view, he
4ansd thew as much as possible under his own observation,.
they mix freely in the domestic circle. The religious
rt of their education receives his daily and most careful
ettention, conformably to the doctrines of the Established
the,7l.eb The greatest care is taken of their health, and
ha;eof every domestic comfort. He has the assistance
f a, resident Under-Master. At a Public Examination
4,1 ,3_41 Pupils on the 18th instant, their answering was de-
ed to be highly satisfactory by the Clergymen who
poined them, and elicited the approbation of all p
" resent.
„ r Prospectuses of Terms References, &c. apply to
the
Princi?al"
1845 b e CADEMY will be RE-OPENED 23d January,
.fia• Your vacancies.
rudton-square, Dec. 23d, 1844.

Lear-7--
nlrg is Wealth to the Poor, and an Ornament to
the Rich."

" Ar„,,,
". WRITING.
ais
ng more useful than Writing ; without it no per-
son
,can transact business properly, or be able to fill any
vice
of trust or importance. '
n• THOMPSON, (established in Clayton-square
1.- 15 - N
fables - ) ears, i SOLE INVENTOR and IigADTRACHER in
enaPo 01 of a New and Superior S rein of WRITING,
and any person to acquire ood, free, expeditious,
vatenarnatitling style of P IANSH IP, in a few Pri-
, zrcramped or illegi their former Writing may be.
13,V • TuomPsoN Ives Lessons in the useful Art of
prui.9.lC-KEEPING sty DOUDLE ENTRY, containing the
Hnciples and particular rules now used in the Mercantile
ouses in Liverpool.
et °MM ARITHETIC, MENTAL CAL-
. LA.TION,ERCIAL and SHORT-EMIAND Taught in a few
-4 .wens,
iolf:" Card of Terms apply at No. 8, Clayton-square,
ii„cre a Circulating Library is kept, including the Maga-
every month.