The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-22 00:00:00

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RHYL.
TO be LET. PLASTIRI RINE VILLA, fit
for t
wet he 1, ::- ption arge Family. Offices cora-
e, arid Grass for a Horse or two.
, PPIY to Jolty EVANS, Surveyor, Rhuddlan.
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HOUSE,
LET, FURNISHED, HALF of an excellent
t "OUSE, in a genteel street. The only occupant is
de .entleman of thoughtful habits and pursuits, whose
11,1!‘e is to have under his roof an inmate interested in
religion. A Single Gentleman tar,a Gentleman
tobls Wife, or. an elderly La ee ing such a home,
e accommodated. ame and position of the
ertiser will be suffi • recommendation. Any ap
;Mt will be expecte to give satisfactory references.
Vibresa, PHILOJUDXUS, Standard-office, Liverpool.
"Pool y 22nd.
,

TO
obe LET. in Jubilee-street North, Everton Valley,
irithi.,lo excellent FAMILY HOUSES, well finished,
ton", Water Closets. The Housetpertain Breakfast-
k;`l. Dining-room, Drai:fiavtgße five Bed-rooms and
I,ittAlllg-room, Kitcheni cullery on the same floor
the D
s Dining-room, dan abundant supply of Rain
A,,"PD,ring Water. Rents moderate.
I to Mr. JOHNSON, Hatton-garden.
11° be LET, a small WAREHOUSE, situate at Pem-
4, broke-street, near Gill-street &et-, consisting of
4 "°ms, 30 feet by 15 ; an required, an additional
tea, „30 feet by 24 ; the e well calculated for a light
wLitl,"factory or Store Rooms, &c., the whole or part of
Ae";"ould be let at very moderate terms.
9,1,41 Y to Wm. H °SKIN G, 61, South Castle-street, or
,_,.._obroke- place.

to be LET, with immediate possession, and for such
teee,term as may be agreed on, a commodious and gen-
4rile FURNISHED DWELLING-HOUSE, situate in
tld-terrace, ; cont • Breakfast-room,
liiti:4-room, and Drawing-r , and Five Bed-rooms,
teDle,Water-closet and -room, and Kitchens, all
`e With every nsil. There is a large Garden in
14. the well stocked with fruit and other trees, and a Pew
Church.
krParticulars apply to WILLIAMS and JONES, 28,
T_
's

Ergai pettrts.

111411,E JAMES METCALF, A BANKRUPT.
E creditors who have proved their debts under a fiat
leroln bankruptcy against JAMES METCALF, of Li-
40d A(4, grocer and provision dealer, may re.ieive a second
to enal dividend on their respective debts on application
Nota kEs CAZENOVE. Esq., 0 Assignee, Bank-
-110,1,eY Court, South John-st , Liverpool, between the
the Eleven and Tcv
theB;th instant, or on- ny
nle hours.

)Ck, on THURSDAY nex

ucceeding Thursday, between
BOOKER, Solicitor.

PEREAS a Fiat in Bankruptcy, bearine date the
Die, 15th day of July, 1815, directed to her Majesty's4l,Oct Court of Bankruptcy at Liverpool, is awarded
ItretlB,ued forth against JOHN EVANS, of Paradise-
ter Liverpool, in the county of Lweliter, Irontrion-
tlin,,
d'iler and ehanmaTh.and he beim declared a Bank-

ti", IS hereby req, :I to s der himself toEptm
toll 1-untow, Serj, nt a aw, of her m ajest 1,.
v's
Cintisioners of th s ' Co 'on Ist and 22nd
Furs of August next t Half-
n • eh of
hitt noon precise'- 'our' .
in
(41,,,°,_'rY ~.. —._ " h
tie. ''"ere the Creditors are to con.
endr
debts, and at the first sitting to c„.
40i t the last sitting the said Bankrupt i
Bankhis examination. All persons •-
t/tl.7uPt, or that h-
tpt I,er the sa-
%lN'''. South Ca 5,,,.. _....., vue uthciai
kitiee " whom the Commissioner has appointed, and gi
tih to T. M. WILKIN, Esq., Solicitor, Fnrniva
it Lond t Mr R. C. BROWN, s"1-
ri,_4 on or•
< -street,, Liveorpool .

ast Ten o'clock in the
at the Dis-
make a full

of Bankruptcy in Live

o prove

se Ass

quired to
iehted to the said
ts, are not to pay

e any of his
It to Mr. WILLIAM BIRD, Live
street. Live-Too&

INSOLVENT DEBTOR,
P,V),,be heard at the Court-house, at LIVERPOOL, on
410,` !le 7th day of August, 1815, at Ten o'clock in the
,ang.
14 PIES STUART PL b , formerly in lodgings
!ro,,,efiroond-row in Live . then of Kensington-
the townshipP of irkdale, swards of White-
the 'cottage, Whitefi . -lane, in Kirk ale aforesaid, at
4t'lAtan'e time carrying on the profession of an attorney-
,;wcia Crown-chambers, Redcross-street, Liverpool,
!let,b,°,l; NO- 4, Fulford-street, in Kirkdale aforesaid, out
"eY'C'esa, and part of the time employed as an attor-
ILeq- (lork, afterwards of Kew-street, in Liverpool, and
411t1 1,°,1-Stanley's-buildings, Maud-street, in Kirkdale,
,
pt
n;,`e of No. 2, Athol-street, in Liverpool aforesaid,
ousiness, all in the county of Lancaste
JOHN ROGERSON. Sol

50, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London ; for
J• T. ANSDELL, Solicitor, Liverpool,

5, Revenue-chambers, Canning-place,
and Douglass-street, Kirkdale.

- o
0 h INSOLVENT DEBTORS,
fAlisve heard at the Court-house, at LIVERPOOL, on
•'e 7th day of August, 1845, at Ten o'clock in the
ELLOTT, formerly residing in Brownlow-
kAverpool I
Lancashire, and late in lodgings at No.
t41(1:ilor!lough-lane, West Derby, near Liverpool afore-
f,ll4ine,lller and builder, and part of the, time carrying on
NerB in RedcroEs-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, as
„lltmarti builder, an ['ging-hie-keeper.
m'ept"RY JOHNSON ,rly residing in Dalton.
141,4(:), afterwards of Lend s t, and since in lodgings
N 4 4-street, and du •ig the w time carrying on
‘ll Os. as a butcher a shop in Saint john's Market,
qeivprpool. La cashire.
'e Asti GE PAIN JELL, formerly of Wavertree, and
fir Bank-view, Bootle, both near Liverpool, Lanca-
-I,Wookkeeper in lodgings.
LAWLESS, formerly of Hale-street,
kll'Crus of Pall-mall, both in Liverpool, Lancashire,
4tr on business as a cartowner and retailer of beer,
114„4" a warehouseman, and late in lodgings in Pall-
wileasforesaid, warehouseman only, sued as Matthew
t4O lism•
M`GOWAN, sued with Margaret his wife,
iv,r4Y of No. 12, Perry-street, and late of No. 60,
narrington-street, both in Toxteth-park, near
64e14°01, Lancashire, boarding and lodging-house-
d provision dealer, but latterly a boarding gl:ll(jr,,,g-house .keeper and labourer:
tt, 2,-1 AS NIVEN, formerly residing in Gerrard-Olie.Cealer in milk, journeyrnsin baker and odging-
k•l'Cl "Per, afterwards in lodgings in Hunter-street,
ll4ti residing in Clare-street, journeyman baker only,
pool, Lancashire, sued as Thomas Nevan.

LIVERPOOL SUMMER ASSIZES, 1845.
s
CROWN COURT.
Ok, 11
c_ • fo holding these Asizes will be
iii4e ned illotnt Livie°rnpBool,r on WEDNESDAY, the 13th day
next.
c,-,ria's'of Prisoners, and of Persons committed and
tq:nek'tb'rs'olyf arete to, proceed in the order in which
a s indicted appear in the Sheriff's
unless where' the Court shall otherwise direct.
Ilrtlti t lie,„edsea will be classed in-the Calendar as follows ;
if°tesa flames of the Prisoners and Persons so.bailedtiaes
ailthetilr
will be arranzed-in each class accordng to i
respectave c.ommitments, except "that pr
el,: gene[af be given to those cases within the
"11,ivi,ss, in which the attendance of medical or sur-
-1 ccirsses is required :-
2.. Mint not not included in any of the following classes.
,;v!illt Cases.
aiorders, (except cases from the Boroughs of
4. Manchester and Liverpool )
6. kCases from the Borough of Manchester.
6 Misdemeanors,
from the Borough of Liverpool.
'llisdetneanors, in respect of which costs are not
allowable
;I/4 oefir,e e2tie or more of several Persons charged with a
110,.eta shall have been committed, and the other or
coder
tre !atV
(10 btahi mitted after the publics-
Trial:mare to proceed in the.same
tr.tlttirot 448, if the Person or Persons so admitted to bail, orn
-4411;*ed after thepublication of the Calendar, had been
)1211,eierd,_,St the same time with the othel.
ittjtgoa or' of other Persons committed after the pub-
Whi4nee the Calendar, or admitted to bail in the first
of eh eo..sr felony, or for misdemeanors in respect of
toOtiocis are allowable (except those from the Boroughs
tkeTateiNefroarnedtktvcearpseos lc)o,
rn 1 b proceeded with im-
prised in Class 4 ;--the
141(totitN oases from ethe Borough of Manchester will be
"e4t!'n44"-oediat I after the cases comprised in the last-
tol4lh,tiv° -red elasse aY d the excepted case, from the Boroug
qPri:3°ol will bet taken immediately after the cases
:he in Class 5.
tl)lassr2seeutors and Witnesses. in cases within the first
4014. th vdsa7:frequired to belnevaetntenodance on Thursday,
clock in the Fore-
IttiallihtFt;„.,ll,:iNi
inn
ea.ll. n(ftuhsetr, casts es o n Frid a y , the 15th day of
o'clock in the Forenoon.
ttri!,at INPurt will sit for the dispatch of business each
o'Dith nietho:Vock in the Forenoon,
that
ton Thurs-
Nek io the ',(37) of August, and on day at Eleven
ttt f°'Etioinorennoni Cons will be strictly enforced,
eo° Taale"eB breea7loawez dto parties making default in
pnee qf them.
d 'Ver. shewing the arrangement of the business
t, and will be posted at the doors of the Crown
h j the o C Office.
Y order of therown Honourable Mr. Baron RoixE,
T. S. SHUTTLEWORTH,
pr T.
Clerk of the Crown.
"Ince, Preston, July Ist, 1845.

SEACONIBE HOUSE SCHOOL,
(OPPOSITE TO LIVERPOOL.)
MR. GILES, formerly Managing Ma-ter of SLAldate's
School, Oxford, and for ten years Principal of Bar-
ton-hall School, near Manchester, invites attention to the
prominent advantages of SEACOM BE H OUS E
SCHOOL. viz., talented and expries.7il Masters, a libe-
ral table, kind but firm tr,utnTent, airy and comfortable
Dormitories and Study:r.antns, a select Library and exten-
sive Apparatus, a contiexion of the first respectability, and
,s very moderate for the benefits received.
Cards and Testimonials forwarded to address.

-assemble the 28th instant.
Seacombe House, Cheshire, July 151 h

MUSICAL TUITION

Pupils

it 4ESSRS. WHENSHALL and SON'S MUSIC
1~1. ACADEMY, on. Logier's System, will be RE.:
OPENED on MONDAY next, the2Bth instant. Academy
Hours : Monday and, Thursd 1---1"-ifixi Nine till Two
o'clock; and Wednesday a aturday, from Twelve to
Five. Terms : Three meas per Quarter ; Pupils at-
tending Twice a W only, Two Guineas per Quarter.
PIANOFORTES on SALE or HIRE

INSTRUCTION IN THE SCIENCE OF MUSIC
SINGING, AND PIANO-FORTE PLAYING.
R. MOLINEUX begs most respectfully to announce
1.14. that the ACADEMIES. No.l, HARDMAN-STREET,
LIVERPOOL, and No. 13, BRIDGE-STREET, NORTH
BIRKENHEAD, will RECOMME 4CI on MONDAY
next, the 21st instant.
Outlines of the Principles 6 the Science and of the
Notation of Music, designed to assist Persons with So-
prano or with Tenor -Voices in the Art of Vocal Music
Reading, either individoally or in classes, may be had as
above, or at the Music Warehouses.
Classes for Part-singing, as usual.

TARVIN HALL SCHOOL,
' NEAR CHESTER, •
VOR the EDUCATION of One Hundred REST-
I' DENT PUPILS, under the superintendence and
tuition of the following resident Masters :
Principal—JOHN BRINDLEY, of Magdalen College,
Cambridge, M.A. of the University of Giessen, formerly
Second Master of the Grammar Schotsl, Brigg, and Head
Master of the Oldswinford Hospital Endowed School,
Worcestershire.
Assistant—CHAßLES Jo 5, Trinity College, Dublin.
First Classical Master E. S. CROOKE, 8.A., Pem-
broke College, Cambri e, in double honours.
First Mathematics Master—Thomas Waddingham,
B A., St. John's College, Cambridge, in double honours.
French Master—Monsieur BOIN, B.A. of the Univer-
sity of Paris.
German Master—JOSEPH DEMPSEY.
English Master—R. D. GOOCH, Scholar of Christ's
Hospital, formerly Assistant Master at Dr. Niblock's
London High School, and for four years subsequently
English Master at Grosvenor College, Bath.
Junior Master—R. K. BROWNE.
Drill Master, and Playground Superintendent—Jos.
DEMPSEY, late of the 48th Regiment.

Drawing Master—Mr. T. BAILEY.
Music Master—Mr. R. SCARISBRICK , of the Cathedral
Choir, Chester.
Dancing Master—Mr. EDGAR WEBSTER, Chester.
Visiting Surgeon—Mr. GEORGE HARRISON, Chester.

The objects aimed at in this Establishmesd are,

1. To inure a thoroughly Scriptural and Gentlet;nanly
Education, under Masters of high Classical and Mathe-
matical attainments.

2. To provide a sound Classical and Mathematical
Education for pupils preparing for the Universities, Mi-
litary Colleges, and, learned Professions ; and an equally
sound course of Business instruction, with daily practice
in the Modern Continental Languages, for those who are
intended for Public Appointments and Mercantile pur-
suits. _

3. To maintain in every department the strictest Dis-
cipline, united with kindness and moderation, and the
absence of corporal punishment, except in extreme cases,
and then to be inflicted by the Principal only.
4. To treat the Pupils as members of the family, pro-
viding them liberally with domestic comforts at the same
table with the Principal and Masters.

57 Tn include under one charge every expense both
in the Educational and Domestic departments, that there
may be no extras whatever.

TERMS,
including instruction in Greek, Latin, French, German,
Mathematics, Navigation, English, 1V usic, Drawing,
Dancing, and Drill ; also the charges for Stationery,
Drawing Materials, Washing, Seat in Church, and ordi-
nary Medical Attendance :
Under Twelve years of age, Forty Guineas per annum.
Above Twelve, and under Fifteen years of age, Fifty
Guineas per annum.
Above Fifteen years of age, Sixty Guineas per annum.

Four young Gentlemen are recoived as Private Pupils,
and are allowed a separate Bedroom. One Hundred
Guineas per annum.
Payments in advance, either Quarterly or Half-yearly.
The Vacation terminates the 26th instant.