The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07 00:00:00

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I VrESSRS. HARWOOD and SON, PROFESSORS OF
in. DANCING, respectfully announce, that their - --" ACA-
DEMIES will be RE-OPENED, at North Birkenhead,
CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Cheshire, on WSDNifSDAY, the 15th instant, and at Nei-
' ADVERTISER (who is a Graduate of T.C.D.) would son-street, Great George-square, Liverpool, on THuns-
accept of a TUITION is a FAMILY, where there DAY, the 16th.
would be allowed him sufficient leisure time for study ; Mr. HARWOOD has just returned from London, and
he addresses himself more particularly to Clergymen, as will give Lessons in the Mazourka Quadrille and Cella-
he purposes (D. V.) entering the Church when duly pre- rius Waltz, having had the pleasure of dancing them at
Wrexham, conducted pared. Salary a secondary consideration. a soiree given by M. E. Coulon to professors from all
-et House, Tran- Please. address to W. A. R. 1, Hardwicke-place, parts of the Kingdom.
Dublin.
Lessons in the Polka, valse a deux temps, Waltz, Gal-

THE SCHOOL conducted by Mr. HARRIS, M.A
- --- Oxford, will be REOPENED c

r Coll

MONDAY, the 27th instant
20, HOPE-STREET.

NEAR NN
OL. near

REXHAM

THE GROVE SCH
by Mr. SIBSON

, late of Pros
NED on the 271

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GRAPEL'S, C
Castle-street,

lopade, &c., as usual.
A CLERGYMAN, resident in a healthy part of South Evening Classes every Tuesday and Thursday, from
Lancashire, wishes to receive into his Family ONE Eight till Ten o'Clock, for the practice of the abo,
or TWO JUNIOR PUPILS, to Educate with a younger Dances. •
Son, whom he is training for a learned profession.
For terms and particulars apply to the Rev. R. 8., Har-
the wood Parsonage, near Bolton.
January 1, 1845.

I at the lliercury Office ; Mr.
and at the Courier Office, 60,

TT ALLWO 0

,r Runcorn

E ACADEMY, ii
OPENED on Titua

Xi Cheshire
16th January

HENRY LEARI

BOOT-MAKER

LOWER _ARCADE, BOLD-STREET,

cation to

gat) Vubitrations.

LIVERPOOL.
EARY begs leave to call the attention of
----
-HENRY
-1--1- his Friends and the Public to his Newly Invented
System of BOOT-MAKING, which has cost him con-
mphlet. By HARMOOD BANNER.
siderable time and study to bring to its present perfection.
Price One Shilling.
He warrants all Boots manufactured under his new grin-
•d by JOHN RICHARDSON, jun., Lower Castle-
ciple never to go on one side, nor to burst at the side, as
is generally the case; to retain their original shape, even
LIVERPOOL AND ORMSKIRK RAILWAY. when repaired; and also to fit with the greatest neatness
THE RAILWAY REGISTER, a RECORD of ENGI- and ease.t. Many other properties it combines, too nume-
..i. NEERING, for January, Edited by HYDE CLARKE, r0tg.1439 insert In advertisement.
Esq , Price Half-a-Crown, contains the LIVERPOOL and H L. requests a trial, and begs to add that his
mode of measurement is on an entirely new principle.
.:e, No. 7. CROWN- ORMSKIRK and the LANCASHIRE RAILWAYS, with a
1-street, Edge-bill. COLOURED MAr ; Koilmann's Railway, with a Platt; LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER
' the University of Railway Experiments, with Engravings; Worcester and
coure of attending the Lec- Wolverhampton Railway ; Mintng i 1 Mexico and Corn-
RAILWAY.
..sors : wall, with Engravings, k&c. &c.'; Oticial List of Railways NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that o ' and after
Rutherford, Stewart, Barclay, which have lodged their Plans ; the Meetings of the FIRST of JANUARY, the FREIGHT of the COTTON from Liverpool to Manchester, whether by
Thompson, Hime, Russell, Month! Official Railway Timebills.
Mr. WHALE, 63, High Holborn, London ; Mr. `GRA- Canal or Railway, will be Os. per Ton.
Liverpool ; 'Messrs. TKOINISON, Liverpool, 31s1 December, 1814.
and all Booksellers.

CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL

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BOARDERS ANI
BRUNSWICI
'UR. JOHN
J.VI on THURS
Prospectuses r

DAY-SCHOL

ViA
RLEY

A, BIRKENHEAD. rrii
ill REOPEN his SCHOOL street,

9th instal

,biained on application to Mr,

TERMS
1 may

TT'S ESTABLISHMENT

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N.B. During

Edinburgh, Mi. S. I:

years' residence
ad the ;

s.— H ape,

Duncan, Gregory.

era, and Aittin

PELF Church-street.

PEMBROKE-PLACE ACADEMY.
THE above ACADEMY will be RE-OPENED
MONDAY next, the 13th instant.

rket-street, Manchester

TO MERCHANTS, OWNERS AND MASTERS
THE LANCET. OF VESSELS, AND OTHERS.
THF FIRST NUMBER of a NEW VOLUME was LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
IT having been reported to the DOCK COMMITTEE
published on SATURDAY-last, January the 4th, 1845.
The LANCET for 1845 will cont Lin that several of the Dock Gatemen have been soliciting
Christmas Boxes, IT IS HEREBY REQUESTED,
TJHES ON ORGANIC CHEMISTRY, by
1 PROFESSOR LIEBIG, of Giessen. , that Merchants, Owners and Masters of Vessels, and the
I Public, WILL NOT GIVE, or PERMIT TO BE
These Lectures will include the subjects of—the GIVEN, any PRESENT or CHRISTMAS BOX to any
1 .principles which rogelate NurßiTrer, both in Ani- DOCK-GATEMEN, PIER-MASTERS, or OTHER
mats and Plants ; the support of AciMAL LIFE; the
Chemical Changes which occur in ORGANS during PERSONS in the employ of the DoCif Committee; and the exercise of their FUNCTIONS; the subsequent the said Gatemen, Pier-Mastera, and -others, are strictly
a ,
Transformation of LIVING into DEAD MATTER, and prohibited from soliciting or receiving-any Christmas Box
the Regeneration of Inorganic Substances into Li- . or Gift whatever
WING MATERI ?PUS i and the Application of Chemis- ' It is further r,
may • try to processes of ART, MANUPACTURES, and A/-made, w'
be •
's Gat
=CULTURE. The Lectures thin, embrace the CnE-
'glorify of the leading doctrines and facts in Physio-
logy, Patholcgy, Therapeutics, Dietetics, Agrical-
ture Manufactures, and the Arts; each subject being
- , rendered complete by references to every new demon-
stration in Science, made uplo the latest moment by
MONS. JOSSET having returned from London, Professor Liebig, in the most remarkable Schnell of f'-h-----
where be has been instructed by Mons. Coulon, in Chemical Discovery in the world,—namely, the La-
, lately introduced-at Paris, will, with Mons. boratory Of the University of Giessen.
ESSONS in the AIAZOURKA VALSE ' V.-LECTURES on the OPERATIONS of SUR-
- TES, at his Academy, 1, Devon-street,. GER-Y, and the DISEASES and ACCIDENTS re- MURDER AT LEEDS. —An investigation before the
for Leeds, relativeto the death of Elizabeth lI-
'SE A ,DEUX TEMPS and LA , quiring OPERATIONS, (with numerous illustrative coroner
Engravings,) by PROFESSOR LISTON, of Univer- 1" worth, the wife of William Illingwertb, clockmater;
sity Collage Hospital, London. ;ogrtley, Leeds, was brought to a close, so far as concerned
the coroner's inquest, en 'Friday evening last, by the jury
DANCING AND "'CALISTHENICS. These Lectures will be immediately succeeded by
others, from the samecelebrated Surgeon, on who had been sworn to inquire into the circumstances of
ACADEMY, 8, "ThriDNEY-STREET.
'MADAME DUVAL, (late of Paris,)
ATOM. and III.—INJURIES and DISEASES of the. MUCOUS
. CANALS, includ'ng affections of the Windpipe, the the case returning a verdict of " Wilful Murder against
Ann Simpson," a woman wall whom the husband of the
.I.VI PROFESSORS, have the honour of announcing that
deceased bad long carried on an illicit intercourse.
they teach LA POLKA DES SALONS in TWO Gullet, the Urinary and Genital Organs, and the Lower THE.--
Bowel,with description of theTreatmergof those
a full
LESSONS, in the same-style as danced at the Salons of UFFERTORY.—We last week gave the Rev. J. It.
Pretyman credit for a charitable action in having given a
Diseases. M.M. Cellarius and Coralli, Paris, from whom they re-
.— • S of LECTURES on those DIS-
IV COUISE in the County-hall. -It appears
ceived this popular and fashionable Dance. dinner to 30 poor persons .
Academy for Ladies Tuesdays and Fridays, from "Two
EASES of the BRAIN which produce INSANITY,
By M. BAILLARGER, Physician to the Hospital De la that this dinner was paid for( with the communion alms.
a strange and, we rather think, an ille-
your o'clock.
gal) manner of disposing of the contributions of the faith_
Paris • and Pr. CONOLLY, Physician to the
enings of the same days for Gentlemen, from Eight , , . , .This is certainly .
ful. The communicants have always been led to think,
County Lunatic Asylum, at Hanwell, Middlesex.
The opportunities for observation which these distin-they were bestowing their that in giving their alms .
chari-
guished Physicians have long enjoyed, and the reputation
ties direct upon
theirpoorer neighbours.—Aylesbury
al '

PRIOR takes leave respectfully to inform ber
Friends and the Public that her SEMINARY ,for
YOUNG LADIES also will be RE-OPENED on the

1.-LECT~I

January, 1845

(One concern.)

TON ACADEMY,

WALTON. ON-THE HILL, NEAR LIVERPOOL.
HIS BOARDING SCHOOL for Young Gentlemen
will be REOPENED on MONDAY, the 27th instant.
Cards of the Terms, with a Prospectus, may be had on

application to Mr. PuiLIP, 800

So it

Liverpoc

th

,e Principal

quested, that parties to whom application
ill furnish the unthrsigned with the num-
ber of the teman and the name of the Dock to which
he belongs, (which are painted on his hat,) in order that
due inquiry may be made, and fhe penalty be enforced.

A.CHER is WANTED

Walton, Jan

DANCLNIG

DANIEL MASON,
Daci,office, Livirpool, 2d January, 1845.

the Mazourk

MISCELLANEOUS

Dugit

and QUADRIL

8 in t 1

POLKA

to Ten o'clock.
Attendance for Children, Wednesdays and Saterd
from One to Three O'clotk.

,OIREBS on Monday and Thurs
;ght to Half-past Ten o'clock.
Waltzing in One Lessor

ings, from

Terms known gt t

Residence of the Pr

Rodney-street

Parties for the Polka

INSTRUCTION ON M