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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-07-02 00:00:00

FINISHING GOVERNESS.

APROTESTANT GERMAN LADY, who speaks
elegantly German and French, and is a first-rate-
Musician, wishes for a DAILY or RESIDENT EN-
GAGEMENT, to Teach, grammatically, the German,
French, and Italian Languages, Music, in the new Ger-
man style, Singing, Drawing, acquired in Paris, together
with the general routine of a solid, and polite Education.
Satisfactory references can be given.
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Address, free, to A. 8., 8, Moint-pleasant, Liverpool.

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NEW SONGS.
Just published,
LONG OF THE ZEPHYR, and THE LAST;,
MINSTREL, (Sung by Miss Whitnall.) Composes,'
by H. V. LEWIS, Author of the favourite Songs, "Sing--
not of the cast," " Ruth," " Eolian harp of mine," &c.
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price Ninepence, - • •
THE BOWLE WS POCKET COMPANION,
being a Comprehensive Compilation of Rules for the
Game of Bowls ; comprising every point of the Game as
played in this part of the Country.
By JAMES MARSHALL.
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become the standard rules of the game, which are certainly
much wanted. Had we the permission of the author, we
certainly should copy the whole of the rules, for we think
they cannot be too widely circulated."—Bell's Life,
June 91h.

" This is a useful little manual, the work of an expe-
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rr HE ENGLISH REVIEW ; or, QUARTERLY
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The Intermediate State. I The Heavenly Rest.
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Recognition and Reunion. I Blessed.
Various Degrees of Happi- I
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EDUCATION AT EDGE-HILL, LIVERPOOL.
I F. PARKER, Master of the Edge-hill School, begs
" • respectfully to announce that he has arranged for
the reception of FOUR PRIVATE PUPILS to BOARD
and EDUCATE on moderate terms.
To Parents and Guardians anxious to secure for their
Children a really sound and useful Education, in con-
]unction with the comforts of home, Mr. P. has reason to
hope he could give satisfaction.
„References—Rev. F. Barker, A.M., St. Mary's, Edge-
-4„,n1; Rev. C. W. Lawrence, St. Luke's ; Rev. H. H.
idiggins, Trinity Church ; Thomas Clare, Esq., Waver-
tree ; Thomas Roberts, Esq., Edge-lane ; John Webb,
Esq., North View.
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HALLWOOD HOUSE ACADEMY,
THE PUP RUNCORN CHESHIRE.
ILS of this SC 11 OOL will REASSEMBLE
°n the 22d, 23d, and 24th days of July next, and the
July. Classes will be formed on THURSDAY, the 25th
The greatest success has attended this School since it
tnasic °Pcned in 1840, and it now bids fair, very shortly,
the gigantic Establishment that flourished here
bia• nkYoYears under the superintendence of the late Mr.
It
Tea now consists of Fifty Pupils, under a Classical
propr, who is a Dublin University Man; a Frenc
and esscr, who teaches French, Italian, and Drawing;
Partuna ejnutn.i°c Assistant, who takes the Elementary De-
e
ban tr,
„ • Stet,hegii:nl, Military Exercises are taught by Mr. W.
Wa • reihani ; and Music, the Fawcett,
mence rringt" • the whole being under superinten-
A of Mr, iaile the Principal.
Medical Man attendsy the School three or four times
a Week.
• very branch forming part of a Polite and Useful Edu-
cation is
41/eni Laught, and great attention is pai.d, not only to the
the. but also to the Moral and Physical Training onf
the lliPils• The situation is one of the most eligible
School,
the hogdoco for the purpose of a large Boarding
cht,e having been originally the residence of Sir John
seoinorite. The Play Gronnd is extensive, aod affords the
P9ils the advantages of a spacious Cricket Grcund,
‘.out interfering with the games of the juniors.
Terms, £25 and £3O per annum.
Prosoectu
ses and further information may be obtained
°nr.ratojteicatin to M eBAILEY.
ood House, June 20th, 1844.

MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.

,S' SCHOOL, BLACKBURNE-HOUSE.

PATRONESSES.
The Counte.s of Sefton,
Mrs. T. Weld Blundell, I Mrs. J. P. Heywood,
_Mrs. W. Brown, Mrs. Joseph Langton,
Mrs. Hugh Horoby, Miss Yates.
THIS School, designed to afford a sound, practical,
and comprehensive Education, at a moderate charge,
will be 0 P E N E D in BLACKBURNE-HOUSE,
IBLACKBURNE-PLACE, on MONDAY, the sth of August,
1844.
Matron .and Head-Governess, Mrs. F. E. Davies, with
the assistance of competent Teachers.
The Course of Instruction will embrace ENGLISH
MREADING, SPELLING, GRAMMAR., &c., DO-
ESTIC ECONOMY, WRITING, ARITHMETIC,
,41 DRAWING, NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, NA.
ORAL HISTORY, and CHEMISTRY, NEEDLE-
,!..% OK, in all its Departments, VOCAL MUSIC, and
VALISTHENICS.
ejoThe Method of Instruction pursued will be. in general,
i.ilar to that practised in the High and Lower Day
.zchools for 13 oy
atiLtePorts of the conduct of the Pupils will be sent home
t__lllllar intervals, and the only punishment will be de-
irliottii after school hours.
Morirn.rs of Attendance :—From a Quarter ter Nine in thea
giti,ilng, till a Quarter to Twr lye at Noon ; and from
-.. to Two till a Quarter to Five in the Afternoon.
To TERMS.
follevivlls •
g
—an 11ters of Members, .45 4er Annum, payable as
Thae_Q, udrters commencing Ist January, lstApril,x4 2 0
The"a Ist October, £1 7s. 4d. each ..
Quarter commencing Ist July

Payable Quarterly, in advance. £5 0 0
2s, To the Daughters of Non-Members the charge will be
Per Quarter additional.
This eh •
1)0 arge Includes the use of Books, Slates. Copy-
-I,°*,s, Drawing-books, Pencils, &c.;
uPPlied by the Institution. all of which will be
gill FRENCH AND DANCING
each be taught by competent Masters, at moderate
tra fees.
THE INFANT SexCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
This department will receive Children of both sexes 1313
tp Six years of age, and is designed as a Nursery arid
reparatory Training School for Pupils intended for the
more advanced divisions.
To Children of MembTerEsß,ll.£2. 2s. per annum, payable
as follows
The Quarters commencing lat January let Ap 'l,
and Ist October, lls. Bd. each... ri
1 15 0
The Quarter commencing Ist July...
................... 7

Payable Quarterly, in advance. £2 2 0
To Non-Members the charge will be ls.6d. per Quarter
additional. This charge includes the use of Books, Slates,
&le.
this requested that those who purpose to send Pupils
at the
e School will, as early as possible, enrol their names
of th
Secreta ' Office, where Prospectuses of the course
ry s
at ruction may be obtained.
eer W. B. HODGSON, Secretary.
Pool, June, 1844.