The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-07-16 00:00:00

July 16, 1844

Oburation.

tiEV. JOIIN NEVIN'S BOARDING AND DAY
ACAEMY.
16, STAFFORD-ST D
REET, LIVERPOOL.
IIIS ACADENIY is to be RE-OPENED on
TUESDAY. the 23d instant. The .sys!em of instruc-
tion pursued in it is eminently intellectual, with a view to
Make each le,son understood before it. is committed to
Memory, and to tot ni habits of correct thinking. The
Pupils are much exercised in mental Arit hmeticand Coro-
mercial C..huilatirms. By a constant course of written
r.:Xercises to the Rule of Gramm r, SEft., the practice of
correct Spe.ling and a thorough knowledge of the princi-
itstoi
rys of Language are speedily and accurately acquired.
is studied in connexion with Geography. The
course of education, including Classics, the Elements of
d yted to °%‘e"ce, Mathematinr, Book •Iceeping, &r., is particularly
a
Yuung gentlemen designed fir the University
or
, for business. Toe strictest attention is pad to reli-
putts and moral training. The situation of the Academy
is open anti Pit y, with an enclosed Play-ground.
Private Tuition nin the Evenings at the Academy
and in Fam,lies. is
Academy. Ttrats, References, and Testimonials apply at the
my.

PIANO-FORTE AND SINGING.
iviß. H. V. LE‘k IS, PROFESSOR OF M ustc, bees to
jjinform the Gentry, his Friends, and Funds, in Li-
-01
, and it, vicinity, that he has REMOVED to No.
ELIZABETH-STItEET, PEMBROKE-PLACE,
tere he hope to receive a continuance of their liberal
,
.--ronage. -8
LEWIS gives Finishing Lessons to Advanced Pupils,UtVB foraiing an Academy for beginners; terms, Eight
eas Per annum. He also gives instruction in Sing-
Ilr.1!_to. Gentlemen at his residence on Tuesday and Friday
4.7nin.
ZlPaPtcgs alons are requested to be made at his residence,
the ptiecipal Music Shops.

14 0 hAe yi r
4:"E :141SES GRAHAM intend RE-OPENING
SCOOL. No. 27, QUEEN ANN-STREET, on
next H,
the 22nd instant.

BRUCE-1 !TALL SCHOOL,

1\ EAR W ARRINGTON,
lAT ILL be RE-OPENED on the 23d July. Cards of
Terms will be forwarded, and other particulars
rnaY be known, on application to Mr. SKELTON, the
Superintendeet of the P,tablishment.
Bruck Hall, June 19th, MU.

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR THE EDUCATION
OF YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
TOXTETILLODGE, NEAR LIVERPOOL.
MR. M ITCH ELL. (Sqeces.,r to Dr. COWAN.)
RE-OPEN his SCHOOL ou TUESDAY, the 30th
instant.
Bth July, 1844.

THE WALI ON ACADEMY, Walton-on-the-Dill,
1 near Liverpool, will be RE-OPENED on WEDNES-
DAY, the 24th instant.
Cards of Terms, with a Prospectus, may he obtained on
application to Mr. PHILIP, Bookseller, South Castle-
street, Liverpool; or to Mr. M'GREGOR, the Principal
of the School.
Walton, July 13, 1844.

THE PIANO-FORTE.
M11S• WELLER (sole Teacher of her Daughter.
Miss Christiana Weller.) haring been much soli-
cited to extend her PIANO-FORTE INSTRUCTION
beyond her own residence at Walton-breck, begs to an-
"unce to the Public, that she has made arrangements to
dote two daVs a week (TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS) to
prin
g LESSONS in Lireroool .
Terms
may be known at the Music Warehouses.

Al R. and Mrs. CROWE'S ACADEMY of MUSIC,
Row. 42, MOUNT PLEASANT, will REOPEN, T 0.34011-
( Wednesday, the 17th instant,for INSTRUCTION
in PiANo-FORTE, on Logier's System. Singing on the
Method of Wilhem—OßGAN, &c.
Teachers, r. and Mrs. CROWE and Mr. D. C. 13 nowNE.
A r9;„\VEDNEsnAys and SATURDAYS an EVENING
forte or Org'ußMY at Haßlf past Five, for Instruction in Piano-
oan and inging.
Ith' and Mrs. C. continne to attend SCHOOLS as
and also to give PRIVATE LESSONS in the
•,goer Rrstieli" of Malian and English Singing.
D
WANTE to PURCHASE, a CHAMBER ORGAN.

INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC, PIANO-FORTE
PLAYING, AND SINGING.
MR' MOLINEUX most respectfully informs his
Friends and the Public that the ACADEMIES,
St°. 1, Hardman-street, Live;pool, and No. 10, Bridge-
• "et, Birkenhead, will RECOMMENCE on the 22d
Inst ant,
e,AT.N.Ays, at Two, a CLASS of LADIES will be
Meg for VOCAL MUSIC READING, on the Wilhem
Engio; so modified as to preserve the more distinct
rang nomenclature for the sounds ;to avoid the de-
producent Which its indiscriminate application tends to
°n real fpen the voices of Ladies and Young Persons, and
quire a s Voices; and to introduce the means to ac-
cientific knowledge of Musical Harmony.

CLASSICAL,
...
-SICAL, MATHEMATICAL. AND COMMER-
CIAL EDUCATION.
IV' „IL.p. FISHER will RE-OPEN his ACA-
. In ?his-- 439'
29th instant.•' Great George-street, on MONDAY, the
Establishmentyoung Gentlemen are instructed
in the An.
Com cient and Modern Languages, Mathematics,
.or any -ur . f rneree' and General Literature, so as to qualify them
11 the
ethle'lee!
'Galvanism,
oalvrafnoisrral:lerrantile Pursuits.
are Practised in French Conversation, andA have
leace
ties, Ei:esntri:ceoirtis:Astronomy, Chemistry, Optics, Pneum.a-
APPara ve
The Set 0„1 &c. illustrated by extensive
anda the Gvn,-,-roorn is a handsome and spacious building,
t e ' ---`aslarn, for exercise and recreation, is fitt
.dn
every res pert convenience. The Boarders are treated is
liGaentolf anpect
aa members of the family. They Irive th
paid.to theersctueldleynotf '1:1
"'an has
requisattention is
seParate bed.
venile Libiary,
Particular and each youn.g
ite is provided )e Hol Scr
for the healthas well
as the repsand omfort,
tures,: 1.0 that every
the Pupih. 8'
moral, and intellectual
,ncaniunicating improvement of
~ P.B.—For qualifications, experience, and success in
sfei
or
nrianig to numerous Clergymen,
instructiori'Mr. F. has ihe honour of re-
Merchants. and Pri?faevse-
Gentlemen, of the highest respectability, who
have
entrusted him with the educatian of their sons, and w liaines mav he seen in his Prospectus.
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