The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13 00:00:00

Enottrana Notice.

Empowered by. Act of Parliament, ail Wili' m
lOONOMIC LIFE ASWRANCE G iYANY,
no. Bit pridgerstreet, Plackfrlars; ;AWL
KOTAULWhbin.itiAs.'
DIRECTORS.
The Right Hon. T. FRAN KLAN LEWIS • M.P.
CHAIRS! A N,
HENRY FREDERICK STEPHENSON, Esq.,
Deputy Chairman.
Resident Director,—JOHN Kr4owLks,•Esck.,
Agent for Liverpool, T. 0.. COOPER.
Medical Referee for Do.. A. ROBERTSON, M.D.
HIS Society has for its basis ECONOMY- COMBINED
.1 WITH SECURlTY—theterms Of-Assurances, for Young
and middle-aged lives, being muoh lower than those of any other
Office which
.gives a Bothis to the Assured; and a full statement
of its affairs is annually made to the Shareholdeis and Policy-
holders, who• have a control over the Society.
Three-fourths of the profits are now divided among, those
Assured on an equitable scale, for the whole term.of life after
Policies shall have been in force four years, and eventually the
whole of the profits will be so divided:
A Bonus was declared up to the end of 18.33, which gave to
Policmholders, on an average, £l6 per cent, upon the amount of
Premiums 'paid. Persons assuring during the year 1834 Will be
entitled to share in the Profits to be dic(ded up to the end of 1838.
Endowments for Children are granted, and Assurances on.
Joint Lives. Survivorships, , Survivorship Annuities, as' well as
every specieS of Life contingency, at rates proportional to the
nature of the risks, which are as low as possible compatible with
security to the Assured.
Assurancei are also effected, either bvpaying small Premiums
at .first, and increasing them every five years; or by paying a
high Premium'at first, subject to periodical abatements, and
Ultimately-the payments to cease altogether. In fine, persons
may be assured in any way which may_ be best adapted to their
Circumstances or wishes.
Medical Referees are appointed in most cities and large towns,
and agents in many, from whom information may be obtained
and Prospectuses had.
By order of the Board of Directors,
T. 0. COOPER, Agent.

COMMISSION-ROOMS, 36, RENSHAW-STREET.
FULLER,
On THURSDAY next, the 15th instant, at Eleven o'c • ,at his
• Sale-roorft, Renthaw-street; ' ' .
A N assemblage of modern HOUSEHOLD F NITURE,
iu Mah?gany Pembroke, Card; 'Library,' •.• Lon Tables,
Sets of Chairs, Sofas, Lounging Chair, ,inet, -Chests of
Drawers, Dressing Glasses, a variety of '• Iteads, Feather
Bed and Matresses, Carpets, Fenders, `
•d -a Few 'useful
Kitchen Articles. ' •
May be viewed and Catalogues had on the morning of sale.

LIBERAL EDUCATION

CLASSICAL AND
.41-ATHEMATIC:AL SCHOOL, MOUNT.

, OPPOSITE TH, fiOusk OF
RECOrgRy.
EADO;S,.A.M. F.S.A,S., &c., begs. announce to the
a • Gentryand Inhabitants' of Liverpool d its Vicinity, that
he intends to open the above SCHOOL o-sioaitow, (Wed-
nesday,) the 14thinstant, in order to q fy. Young Gentlemen
either for Commercial Life, the Lea d Professions, or the
Universities.
It-is an acknowledged truth, that-a man should be educated
for the'Profeskion which he is destined to pursue. This. truth
is practically regarded in relation to the Divine, the Physician;
and the Lawyer; but it is a notorious tact, that the Public.
'Teacher, whose high province is to evolve and direct the sus-
ceptibilities of the youthful mind, has hitherto been exempted
-from giving a test of his having acquired that noblest of all arts
—the Art.
(.;.4. Teaching. The enlightened cbaxacterof our times,
however,. will not much longer tolerate tha anomaly of a man
:practising this profession without such au acquisition. - '
There are two qualiticatious which every instructor worthy of
patronage should poisess; viz.—Knowledge and an acquired Tact
In the impdriation of Knowledge. The one is as essential as
the Other.7--Siogly, they can achieve little ; when united, results
will be realised, at mace splendid and. useful, correct and
' permanent.
Mr. EADON feels that it is only doing justice to himself to
state, that he has been educated expressly for the profession:'
He hai had many years experience in the, Art of Teaching in ft 1
large EstabliShment o his Father's, and has spent his life in
School or College. He therefore appeals to the Gentry of Li-
verpool with. some measure. of confidence, hoping that he should
-be able to Kqduce results satisfactory to those who may honour
him with their patronage, and, at the same time, commensurate
,with his professions.
Mr. E. having carried off, at the close of last session, the
Gobi Medal:3n the Moral Philosophy class of the Uni vemity at
Edinbrigh, arid h.aving obtained,, 'during the three previous
years, several other high literary honOurs,.would feel happy in
showing the testimonials of many distinguished Scholars,
The .full CoUrse of. Study will occupy Seven Years.
FEES,—light, Ten, and Twelve Guineas per annum, in-
cluding all extras, except for modern Languages.
Prospectuses, containing some views in respect of Education,
the court° of Study, &c., may be had of Mr. M Alt PLES, Book•
seller, Lord-street,
,or on application at Mr, EAnuzi's Rooms,
33, Gill-street.