The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-23 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.
91-IHE SCHOOLS are re-opene
J. THIS EVENING, (Tuesday the 23d instant, at half-pait
Seven o'clock, Mons. BAL will commence a Course of
SIX. LECTURES on PL TER and WAX CASTING,
MODELLING, &c., which will be ccntinued.on the succeed-
ing Saturday and Tuesday evenings.—Admission, to non-sub-
scribers, One Shilling.
Union-rooms, Duke-street,
Entrance,—Stater-street.

JOHN LEYLAND,
Secretary.

CLASSICAL, COMMEIICIAL, ANL) MATHEMA i iCAL

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ACADEMY,,
77, GREAT GEORGE-STREET.
MESSRS. SORLEYS' 'go CHOOL was RE-OPENED
YESTERDAY, the 22d instant.
Mr. John Sorley has accommodation for a few additidnal
Boarders.
Liverpool, 23d July, 1833.

MHE REV. T. L. PAIN;II9I,ASSICAL SCHOOL will
I be re-opened on MUNI:my xt, the 29th instant, in Falk-
ner-street, corner of St. Brid' treet.
Mr. PAIN has vacancies for a few BOARDERS in his
house, 7, Hope-street, where every information respecting
Terms, &c. may be known.

NEW FERRY.
MISS HARRISON begs bauzint her Friends and the
Public that her SCHOOL ill be opened on the. ISt of
August. Cards of the Terms, references, may be had on
application at the Standard-office, High-street, or at the Esta-
blishment, New Ferry.

SUPERIOR DOMESTIC EDUCATION IN etiANci.,,!,
AN opportunity of singular advantage presents' itself for the
acquirement of the French and Ancient Languages,
with every branch of English education extending to the
highest erasses of Mathematics, under the direefion of Mr.
PA lIMINTr.R. who has been educated f. the. English Cbureli,
and is possessed of the highest testi ss .nials as to his qualifica-
tions. The Domestic Establis • ent is conducted by an
English Lady, who originally fixed her residence at the Chateati
de Bellevue, in the immediate vicinity of St. Other, and twenty-
five miles from Calais, for the education of her own children,
now placed, for that object, under the charge of Mr. PARM IN-
TER. The situation is beautiful and extremely healthy; the
House capacious, and the Gardens and Grounds very eitensire.
The Pupils have all the advantages of the most tafouted do-
mestic treatment; with access to a select library, and attend-
ance at an English Protestant Church. The French Masteir
resides in the House. _ _ _

For references and terms apply to Mr. PRANCEYS, Standard-
office, Liverpool.

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MILBURN'S ORIENTAL CO MME 'E; or, the EAST
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