The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14 00:00:00

Ebutation.

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FRENCH LANGUAGE.
AirONSIEUR JULES LEFEBRE, B elier-es•Lettres of
.111 the French Cuiversitv, and Mo teur G. LE. NOR-
MAND DEL 'OSIER will recut mit- Instruction iu the
FRENCH LANGUAGE on Al . 'AY, the 27th instant, and
beg to call the attention of the Pu is to the following Divisions
of their Teaching :-
1. For the benefit of Gentlemen in Offices they intend open-
ing Public Classes of Two Lessons a week, for Six Guineas
a Year; these Classes to be conducted after the Ecct.r.c.rtc
SYSTEM. Persons wishing to join them arc requested to give
in their names before the Opening, in order to be Classed
according to their respective proficiency.
2. Private Classes of several degrees of forwardness for Young
Ladies and Gentlemen.

3. Weekly Meetings to promote French Conversation.
.1. Schools and Families attended on the usual terms.
Apply at their residence, 2, Abercrombie-terrace.

will
Air, R. SITORTHOUSE, No. 12, KING-STREET. Soho,
..LUL RE-OPEN his ACADEMY TO-MORROW (Wednes-
nay, the 15th instant,- This Seminary is cuodueted on the same
plan as the Edinburgh Sessional Schoo The object of this
popular system is threefold :-Ist, t render more easy and
pleasing the acquisition of the me nical art of Reading.-
2d, To turn to advantage the part' lar instruction contained
in every individual passage whit; is read, —3d, To give the
Pupil, by means of a minute analysis of each passage, a gene-
ral command of his own language.
'The course of instruction comprehends all the branches essen-
tial to a CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL EDUCATION.
Cards of reference may be had at the Academy; or at 36,
Rwisell-street.

A/fli,S. BARLOW (late Miss FANNY TON) giyes IN,
lit STI{UCTIONS in SINGING a PIANO: FORTE.
Terms, &e., may be known by api ation at
..No. 5, Port-
land-place, Everton.

PEMBROKE-PLACE INSTITUTION, NO. 70, FOR
DAY SCHOLARS ONLY. .

MRS. PRIOR, in addressing her numerous Friends and
the Public generally, begs leave to return her must
grateful thanks for the liberal patronage rowed on this Esta-
blishment when conducted by her late ushand, and also to
announce that the same care and attention will be bestowed to
promote. the moral and intellectual improvement of the Pupils,
by talented Assistants, under the superintendence of the late
Mr. Prior's Brother; a Graduate of Queen's College, Cam-
bridge, when she 'hopes to merit the same encouragement, fur
the benefit of herself and numerous family.
Terms may be known- at the School, which will be RE-
OPENED on MONDAY next, the 20th instant.

AIR. W. LOSII begs most respectfully to an rice to his
Friends and Parents of Liverpool, that a SCHOOL
will be RE-OPENED on T lisnAY next,
...Ist instant.
• 1, Derortstreet Stafford-sheet.

FRENCH LANGUAGE.
Air ONSIEUR ROUX, late French Master in the High
./VJL School of Leith, Author Ida "Grammar of the French
Language," of the " Student and Travellers'Gnide to French
Conversation," eze.. respectfully announces, . MONDAY,
OW 3d of August, he intends,beginning to r In:tructions iti
the above Language.
Schools and Families requiring his attendance may learn the
Terms by applying to him, when he will be happy to give the
most respectable references as to character and his ability as a
Teacher.
Cards of address, and any of Mr. Roux's Works on the
French Language, may be had from himself, or any Booksel-
ler in town.
6, George's-place, London-load.

CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL. AND MERCAN-
TILE ACADEMY,
WEST DERBY.
ti
-kir R. G. WILKINSON begs to an Once that his ESTA-
-11/1 BLISHMENT for the BOAR and EDUCATION
of a limited number of YOUNG GENTLEMEN will RE-
OPEN on MONDAY, the 27th instant.
Cards of Terms may be had on application to Mr. GRAVEL,
Church-street; and Mrs. PLATT, Castle-street.

LOGIER'S SYSTEM OF MUSICAL EDUCATION.
.A 4 R
ESSIIS. WREN SHALL and SON Academy on the
itiL above system will be EOPIL on TuvesnAy, the
30th instant.
An APPRENTICE WANTING in the above establish-
ment.
yton-square, July 8, 1835.