The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-07-23 00:00:00

lIAMILTON-SQUARE ACADEMY,

BEAD.
MR. 'WILLIA MIRKENH STEWART bees to intimate that
win the duties of this well-known ESTABLISHM EN 1'
to bbe RESUMED on the Ist of August. It continues
Prede conducted on the plan sucers,fully pursued by his
the "e"°C the Rev. Patrick Miss, and with the aid of
A;sistant Masters whom he employed.
Birkenhead, July 13, 1811.

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NORTHE
RN CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL,
SO/slc FOR THE
-.' OP CLERGYMEN & OTHER GENTLEMEN.
Rev n HEAD MASTER:
' —r. WOOLLEY, late Fellow of University College,
.„
Oxford.
lITERuSCHOOLwiII.be O.PENED, Deo volente, on
T
asnAY, the 22d of August next.
ST. VINCENT BEECHEY, A.M.,
honorary Secretary pro tem.,
All ho • Thornton Parsonage, near Preston.
Secre tar cations for Pro. pectuses, &c. to be made to the

CLASSICAL
MATHEMATICAL. AND COMMER-
CIAL. .
EDUCATION.
FISFIER, will RE-OPEN his ACA-
Zitliritit.i ;39, Great George-street, on MONDAY, the
AthaA Establishment young Gentlemen are instructed
CotsmerTicient and Modern Languages. Mathematics,
for any and General Literature, so as to qualify them
Classes a'liveraity, or for Mercantile Pursuits. All the
the sciencree Practised in French Conversation, and have
tics, Elect a °f Astronomy, Chemistry, Optics, Pneunia-
APParatus ricitY, Galvanism, &c. illustrated bY extensive
an/hthe_S,ullo. 01-room.is a handsome and spacious building.
• uvnanasium, for exercise and recreation, is fitted
uP with e •
very convenience. The Boarders are treated in
ever respect as members of the family. They hive the,
Aoc of an excellent Juvenile Library, and each, yonUg
Gentleman has a separate bed. Particular-attention is
Paid to the study of the_ Holy Scriptures so that every
requisite is provided for the lie=ilth and comfort, as well
as the religious, moral, and intellectual improvement of
the Pupils.
P.S.—For qualifications, experience, and success in
communicating instruction Mr. F. has the honour of re-
ferring to numerous Clergymen, Merchants, and Profes-
sional Gentlemen, of the hghest respectabi:ity, who have
entrusted him with the educatian of their sons, and whose
names may be seen in his Prospectus.

BRUNSWICK VILLA ACADEMY,
BI RKEN H EA D.
CONDUCTED BY MR. JOHN SORLEY.
AT this Academy Young Gentlemen are prepared for
the Universities, and instructed in the various
branches connected with the mercantile profession. The
number of the Boarders is limited to fifteen, and each has
l!separsite bed. The strictest attention is paid to their
domestic comfort, and to their religious and moral im-
provement. Their private studies are carefully superin-
u.ed, and a Select Library has been provided for their

Brunswick Villa is admirably adapted for a scholastic
establishment, not only from the salubtity of its situation.
but also from its proxiit to Liverpool, where the ablest
Professors of the Moderyn Languages, and the -Jarious
ttccomplishments, can easly be obtained. Tae House is
detached, molehe Play-ground, Gymnasium, and Gar-
dens, are a and strictly private.
!The SCHOOL will be RE-OPENED on MONDAY
test, the 29th instant. Prospectuses may be obtained
!Nom Messrs. TURICER and ROSE, 7, South Castie-street,
'-iTP001; or from Mr. SORLEY, at the Academy.
aide'
July, 1844.

_ - - ---
CLASii
CAL, COMMERCIAL, AND MATHEMA-
-2'
---4' ry xr,„ eon TicAL ACADEMY,
ALLIS STREET, CORNER OF DUKE-
MR. STREE7', LIVERPOOL.
- RICHARD HOUGHTON, M.A. (Successor to
IttoMr.oho Sorlfy) re, cifully intimates that he will
instant I 1 EN the SCHOOL THURSDAY next, the 2.)th
to cam and hopes, by continuing diligently and faithfully
y
oth - fll ursued by Mr.
•., to same plans so success u y P
h. .11 has
been c"eure they on of the SUpport w it.
11,:.°11°ng and liberally extended to the Establishment.
Li• will receive into his Family a limited number of
..,Boarder
with
tin:, to whose best interests he will apply himself
. Rill , emitting attention. The domestic arrangements
tosee superintended by Mrs. and Miss Houghton. The
th v!.! in an °Pen and healthy situation, and is replete
Lit cf--a.y convenience which can contribute to the corn-
strictly private, tensive jamily; and in the Play-around, which is ex-
been, erejlt`L an excellent Gymnasium has
rrosne •
the Aci;ri'etses and Printed Testimonials may be had at
followinr-,,e'rl; and Reference is kindly permitted to the
Rep. J• bj,,,CiergYrnPri :—The Rev. T. Tattershall, D.D. ;
T,DriffiZsLM-A.L Rev. F. Ould, M.A. ; Rev. C. G.
'1) . Ll:i' -`"..A.., Vicar of Prescot ; Rey. T. Raffles,
-----::3.; Rev. Joseph R. Welsh, A.M.

EDUCATION.
A. GENTLEMAN, who has been accustomed to study
ltand travel, is desirous of receiving- Four c.a. Sixn S °JNG GENTLEM EN .to EDUCATE witlhise
usi, In addition to the general Course of Education,. °Pi's will rece INt iction in the following De-
trtzents of Le' iitiv.e.—Roninan and English Literature,
De-
And and PrdeTeh' Languages, the Fine Arts, PoetriTs,
three rtn"
sentrdito Youth •oupes-
tnesy,s
Ge,
e..,.e.evel-;T:ter, vvill be delivered to the P
H. in the-)-
graphy, the u :--- istory, Biography,
"I"iingAßstrraonncob Physical mn 8- cif the Globes, Elocution, the Moral and
"Ith ofNationm of the Person, Polilical Economy,
advantage
of en.° ,• The Pupils will have the
in
Gr I ung exercise fre street inconvenience,._
eat G. eorge-square, 10from where all applications will
Ine_et with immediate at'en'tiBonfrom Mr. RANsomE.
_e-
. Mr. R. gives Private Lectures in Families that may d t
sire so advanta e
Education, or he will ac
as Private Tu. g ous a mode of
or.
Gentlemen clreadwith Mr. Ransome at any hour of
the day, ill all
tr,t
ts of Literature. .
Eve • rang I h above Departmen
who w4;h to im-
e,:tures given to Gentlemen
prove their leisure hours, at No. 8, Great George-square,
_
r e-square,
on eallio4 on mr. R, or addressing a note h rost.
kltoesken, Esq.
Cartferences—llugi; Price, E,q• ; J. • Snell, R.N.; Sir W. Martin.
The following Families have been under the care of Mr.
ltanotne :—The Hon. Mr. Crui "khank's, the Hon. Capt.
- ~
e M'Cauley's.
tahlwin's, Count Shotten's, Judge