The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-07-30 00:00:00

DANCING.

VrESSRS. JOSSET and DUGIT beg to announcet
11'1 that their ACADEMY, 1, DEVON-STREET, will be
RE-OPENED for the ensuing Quarter on ThuasnAt
next, the Ist of August, at Twelve o'clock.
Messrs. JOSSET and DUGIT will commence, on the lit
August next, to give Private Lessons for the Polka, 45cc.

MR. ST. ALBIN respectfully announces that big
ACADEMY for YOUNG LADIES will RE-
OPEN on THURSDAY next, the Ist August, at the usual
hour. He has also EVENING CLASSES, Three Times
a Week, for Gentlemen ; and an ACADEMY for YouPt
Gentlemen on SATURDAYS.
Mr. ST. A. will be happy to attend Parties for the Iti
struction of the POLKA, exactly as it is Danced at
Almack's.
44, MOUNT-PLEASANT.

DANCING, DEPORTMENT, &c.
MR. EDGAR WEBSTER begs most respectfully to
inform his Friends and the Public generally 'of his
return from Paris and London, and that he has RE-
SUMED his Professional Engagements.

LA POLKA.
Mr. E. W. begs to inform his Friends that there are
various arrangements of this Popular National Dancil ;
and in order to obtain the best and most fashionable mode
he has attended the Saloon of M. Cellarius, (the celebrated
introducer of this Dance in Paris,) of whom he has ob-
tained it, as at present danced by the elite of Pail.
Vienna, London, &c ; and also the admired VALSE and
POLKA COTILLONS.

EVENING CLASSES on MONDAYS and TfinziP
DAYS.

26, BOLD-STREET, Liverpool.

DANCING.
fUR. JAMES R. PALMER respectfully informs the
Friends of his Pupils the usual days of attendance
will be RESUMED, at the ACADEMY, Wilton-street,
on THURSDAY next, August Ist; and the Evening Class-
es, at the same place, for Young Gentlemen who attend
the Collegiate Institution.
LA POLKA.
Mr. P. is now forming Private Classes for Instruction
in the above Popular Dance, which it is his intention to
introduce at his Winter Soirees.
Soho-street, July 25, 1844.

Messrs. HARWOOD and SON,
PROFESSORS OF DANCING,
42, NELSON-STREET, AND
BRANDON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD,
D ESPECTEULLY announce to their Friends and
it Pupils, they have RESUMED their attendance, It
their Room, as above, on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
AFTERNOON, and at their Residence on THURSDAY nand
SATURDAY.

Messrs. HAuwoon will introduce the correct Drawing
Room Polka and Polka Cotillion, as tawht by M. E•
Coulon, of London, and M. M. Cellarius and Coralli, 0'
Paris, and danced at Almack's; they also beg to recour
mend the " Valse a deux Temps" to the notice of their
Friends.
*** Private Lessons in the above every Evening upon
application.
Liverpool, July 29, 1844.

MR. ROHNER, PROFESSOR of Music, having ill
returned from the Continent, where he has b,ee
studying, for several years, under the first Masters, Deb 4
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respectfully to announce to the Nobility and Gentry 7;
Liverpool and its Vicinity, that he has taken up
Residence here, and intends to give LESSONS ogOr.hie
PIANO-FORTE, in THEORY of MUSIC and Sliw
ING ; and, from the long experience he has had, feels
assured that Pupils committed to his care will acquirC a
style both modern and elegant.
It is Mr. ROHNER'S intention to combine Theory of
Music as much as possible, in a clear and easy manner,
with the practical part of Piano playing to those Pupils
who may require it, which will enable them to make'
more rapid and satisfactory proficiency. Theory is abso-
lutely necessary to those who wish to become Teacherth
but most essential to Young Organists who have not had
an opportunity of studying the more advanced branches.
namely, CONTERPOINT and FUGA.
Schools attended on liberal terms.
Terms may be known by applying at Mr. ROHFIEIeg
Residence, No. 54, Bedford-street North, and at Mr.
JAMES SMITH'S Music-rooms, 47, Bold-street, opposite
to Slater-street, and 66, Lord-street.

GIRLS' SCHOOL, BLACKBURNE-HOUSA
IN CONNEXION WITH THE
LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION•

PATROI,
The Counter
Mrs. T. Weld Blundell,
Mrs. W. Brown,
Mrs. Hugh Horoby,

cESSES.
ss of Sefton,
Mrs. J. P. Heywood,
Mrs. Joseph Langton,
Miss Yates.

THE SCHOOL will be OPENED, in BLACK'
BURNE-HOUSE, BL ACKDURNE-PLACE, on Mor4"
DAY next, the sth of August.
Matron and Head-Governess, Mrs. F. E. DAVIES.