The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11 00:00:00

SCHOOL OF DESIGN.

4LECTURES ON ORNAMENTAL ART.
N. WORNUM, Esq., Lecturer to the Govern-
it; • ment Schools of Design, having been instructed by the
leLht Honourable Her Majesty's Board of Trade to visit Li-
farT,ol, for the purpose of delivering his Lectures prepared
kid ",..e Pupils in the Government Schools, the second, Third,
=l/4 42, uurth of a COURSE of FOUR LECTURES on the
ALYsis OF ORNAMENT," i. ill be delivered in the
16„ MECHANICS' INSTITUTION,
lik;,'"E-street, THIS EVENING, (Tuesday,) tlie-11 th, THURS-
tpr: next, the 13th, and FRIDAY, the nstant. The Lec-
-oto commence at Half-past S o'clock each Evening.
111. ree Tickets of Admission d Syllabus of the Lectures.
K,be had on applicati either at the Collegiate or at the
ventinics' Instituti
These Lecture ill be speedily followed by other Three
tlePrses, on% HE HISTORY OF ORNAMENTAL 4RT," to. be
tionlvsered alternately at the Collegiate and Mechanics' Institu-

'l, November, 1851

LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.
rtiESCHOOL OF DESIGN.-
DRAWING CLASSES in the EVENING
ib., SCHOOL are arranged and conducted on a plan precisely
b;'!ir to that pursued in the GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS OF
iiit-16and IC,
efficient course of trg,
-glituentist, the Sculptor, or the Historicalsuitable Painter.alike to the
lAt The Classes are as follow :
iAn ELEMENTARY CLASS, in which the Pupils are ex-
emied in Drawing Geometrical Forms. the Elements of the
t,A llire, Shading from fiat examples, and Outlines from the
lind.
jj,,,A C LASS for ARCHITECTURAL and PERSPECTIVE
.‘AWING.
itljA CLASS for MACHINE DRAWING ; and
141-,A. CLASS for FIGURE and ORNAM DRAWING
trkg MODELLING.
tio-Tete Classes are under the ge superintendence of Mr.
Osii_l47ay, a gentleman tmi in the Government School of
Spy ml„ at Somerset Ho , and of great ability as an artist ;
qii4„`ue attention o tists, architects, carvers, modellers,
zr, glass st • y
in engravers, lithog.rapheys,
titl others engaged the production of articles in which
q)- may be regarded as an important element, is confidently
tette,(l to the Art Department of the Evening School, as cal.
!ltit,,,seu at once, from the strictly systematic and comprehensive
yer,,'leter of the arrangements, and the abundant supply of the
de
44'e.at examples for study, to afford an education altogether
'be .e",clent for their several purposes as any establishment in
, Tountry professing to give such instruction.
'll,l",se,Classes meet from Seven till Nine o'clock on the Even-
, "' Monday Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday each week.
Beta tubers of the Institution, or Pupils recommended by Mem-
bay tare admitted on payment of ss. per Quarter; other Pupils
Th Gd. per uarter.
at xtea, L Quarter Days are-15th of October, Ist of January
_

.Ati"!en, and Ist of August.
14, ept& may be admitted at
Qua, on paying for the unex-
'4e „Portion of the current ter, along with the Fee for
Naceeeding Quarter.
,74 unt-street, November, 1851

W. NICHOL

SCONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.
ATURDAY EVENING CONCERTS,
WITH LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC RECREATIONS.
PATRONS
His Royal Highness Prince Albert. ---
The Right Hon. the Earl of Sef
The Right Hon. the Earl o rrowby.
His Worship the Mayo
'olmes, Esq., John Bra y.Moore, Esq., T. B. Horsfall,
r. H. Lawrence sq., Robertson Gladstone, Esq.,
Curtis, ~ W. Earle, Esq., J. Lawrence, Esq.,
n, Es . Sands, Esq., W. Ralhbone, Esq., J
. Brown, Esq., 11f.P.
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