The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-15 00:00:00

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EDUCATION IN CLASSICS,

MATHEMATICS,

SCIENCE, AND COMMERCE.
ItTR. W. M. FISH ERwill REOPEN his ACADEMY,
ILI. 39, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, on TUESDAY, the
29th instant.

In this Establishment Young Gentlemen are instructed
in the Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathematics,
Commerce, Drawing,, and General Literature, so as to
qualify them for atiy University, or for Mercantile Pur-
suits. All the Classes are practised in French Conversa-
tion, and have the Sciences of Astronomy, Chemistry,
Optics, Pneumatics, Electricity, Galvanism, &c., illus-
trated by extensive Apparatus. The Compound Achro-
matic Microscope is an elegant Instrument, of immense
power, and the Diagrams, for the Exhibition of Celestial
Scenery, are numerous, accurate, and remarkably beauti-
ful. The School-room is a handsome and spacious
Building, and the Gymnasium, for exercise and recreation,
is fitted up with every convenience.
The BOARDERS are treated in every respect as Members
of the Family. In their Private Studies, they are con-
stantly assisted by the Resident Masters. They have the
use of an excellent Juvenile Library, and each Young
Gentleman has a separate Bed. Particular attention is
also paid to the study of the Holy Scriptures ; so that
every requisite is provided' for the health and comfort, as
well as the religious, moral, and intellectual improvement
of the Pupils.
P.S. For Qualifications, Experience, and Success in
communicating instruction, Mr. F. has the honour of
referring to numerous Clergymen, Merchants, and Pro-
fessional Gentlemen, whose names may be seen in his
Prospectus.
Cards of Terms, &c. may be obtained at the Establish-
ment.

An EXPERIENCED TEACHER WANTED.—
Applications to be addressed as above.
Liverpool, July 1,18-15.

BRUCH HALL SCHOOL near WARRINGTON, will
be REOPENED on the 233 of July.

Cards of Terms will be forwarded and other particulars
may be known on application to Mr. SKELTON, the Su-
perintendent of the E-tablishment.
Bruch Hall, June 19th, 1815.

W kLTON ACADEMY.
WALTON-ON-THE-HILL, NEAR LIVERPOOL

TH IS Boarding School for Young Gentlemen will be
RE-OPENED, after Vacation, on WEDNESDAY,
the 22d of July. _ _

The terms, &e. may be had on_ application to Mr.
PHILIP, Bookseller, Sooth Castle-street, Liverpool ; or
to Mr. M'GREGOR, tke Principal of the School.
Walton, Jnne 281 h, 1845.

SOUTH PORT.
MR. WALKER invites the attention of his Friends
and the Public to a few VACANCIES in his
SCHOOL, and respectfully informs them that the DU-
TIES are to be RESUMED on THURSbAY, the 24th
instant.
Terms very moderate, statements of which may be had
by applying to Mr. WALKER, Row-lane, Southport.
. be •sitr
PRIVATE TREATY, a beautiful and ,
lit44,rilPact VILLA, replete with every convenience, THE GROVE SCHOOL. near Wrexham, conducted
!,000'd 'on the south-east corner of Prince's Park. price j by Mr. SI BSON, late of Prospect House, Tranmere,
taineas ; also, Two most excellent and completely- will he REOPENED on the 22d instant.
tope ed HOUSES, situated in Stanhope-terrace, Stan- j Cards of Terms may be had from Mr. S. ;at the Mer-
41.10trectiorice £l,OOO ; and -about 10,000 Yards of cury-office ; at Mr. GRAPECS, Church-street ; and at
'I-NG LAND, adjoining Prince's Park. the Standard and Courier-offices.
Lint n 'to J. Nam) 62 Windsor street, Toxteh .park,
ITOOD-STREET ACADEIVIV, QUEEN-SQUARE, for
11- the Education of Young Ladies and Gentlemen,
FORD LODGE. (conducted by R. and J. PICTON,) will be REOPEN--
\be SOLD, by ParvaTn CONTRACT, FORD ED on MONDAY next, the 2.lsCinstant.
4104,, °DC E. in the township of Ford, near titherland, 65, Hunter-street.
pot, ,-I,Food mile from Waterloo and Crosby, consisting of -
l
-.3at and Dining-room, Front and Back 'Kitchens- on BOARDING-set-mot, TOR IHE EDUCATION
lit ara e flour, well supplied -with hard and soft water, OF YOUNG GENTLEMEN.,
Itieued•roorns and two smaller Ditto, and Man Ser- TOXTETH LODGE, NEAR LIVERPOOZ.
tNtli:.'"ln Store-room, &c., Warm,•Cold; and Shower LTR. MITCHELL, Sucre.:sor to Dr. COWAN., will
b,Nbc; "."ter Closet, Wine :and -Ale Cellars, two-stalled
.11r-1. REOPEN his S'CH'OOL on TUESDAY, the 29th
'ith Che-house, and Satlttie-room, good Garden, with Instant.
,ADTPul,in the centre.,and a few acres of Land. July 7, 1815
'44"Y on the Premises-, to Mr. RD. BARROWCLOUGH.,
444 p:i ": and may he viewed on Monda7s, Wednesdays,
111'103's, between the hours of One and Four o'clock.
'l4_ Canal is about 200'yards from the house, where the
‘,4.irts_:......sses every day

PEMBROKE-PLACE ACADEMY

THE above ACADEMY will be
,REOPENED on
MONDAY next, the 21st instant.

antPti.

1.
Friends of a respectable 'YOUNG PERSOT:,
4retittla has served a time to the Confectionery Business,
ill,esirous of obfairring her aSI N. A place
kilaider or assistant Houseke ,in a Gentleman's Ta.
tibh,Would be preferred, cry being a minor cousidera-
-4,1? cornfortalyle ho e.
s‹...._iuress, M. 8.,
_,Sthndard-office.

Mr=. PRIOR tikes Ispeiespectfully toinform her
Friends and the 'Palklie that her SEMINARY for
YOUNG LADIES'AviII also be REOPENED on the
above date.
July, 1845. (One-cencern.)

LADIES' SEMINARY, BUCKLOW-HILL,
CHESHIRE.

‘k
OUNG MAW, of thorough- business habits, who
command a moderate capital, is desirous of an
WrRICING PAIk.ENT, wRTNER.ith some respectable Establishment,
t„ ‘,!

THE DUTIES of this ESTABLISHMENT for
YOUNG LADIES, conducted by Miss BYRNE
and Mrs. CRAVEN, will 12ilej.g..SUME-D,un THURS-
DAY, the 24th instant.

ences to busice..ss abilities,

The neighbourhood, around Bucklow Hillis remarkable
for salubrious air,a-rrtibeautiful scenery,.and the distances
are one mile from Rostherne Church, twelve from Man-
chester, and twenty-seven from Liverpool. Coaches
twice a-day from each town.

in tle hiver
ertr d -WE c

WIPOW LADY. most respectably connected, is
tpd esirous of obtaining a SITUATION as Compakion
la4Housekeeper .to an elderly or invalid Lady, or as
keeper tea 'Widower h a Family. The Adver-
as been -much accustomed to Housekeeping, and
htirictlY nutherstands the manage Children, and
tf object to instruct in the usual branches
g English Education„ glary not so much_an object
rllortable homee"-
141%,F "8 addressed H., Stnndard-office, will meet with
attention.

Terms, with highly satisfactory references, may be had
from Messrs:TURNER and Ross, 7, South Castle-street,
Liverpool:; end Messrs. RIME .nci BEALE, St. Ann's-
square, Manchester.

kts'LIVERPOOL 'NORTHERN II ITAL.
*NIOII. HOUSE SURGEON 'OZVPANTED for
e newisbuilding will be
%)th.lbia Hospital, and as th • £loo per Annum,
1''1).,--",,4 ►mcnediately, the Salary is
IC unard, fee,
1444didates, (being members of a
ICl..elt—e eof Surgeons
thet+AcentiLtes t f Arotbeearii? London,)g are re-
il,tld,t4 to send in their .tel ationas,,wfithlestirnonials,
<le.sted to The Commit e, on or be ore 'Monday, the
til4tl4srant..at One o:efock, and to.attend personally on
and tlie•at
day, at that time..
B. AfiillEliSON, Tice-President.
........_'erPoo', 8111 July, 1843.

LIVE
AINTEIII3°?oLr tEbXCeiitituAatIIGnEorLWAVIIIT.M„.f the
‘Dttive 'AVERPOOL EXCHANGE NEWSROOM, an
n,titntelligent PERSON. The Salary will be £3OO
tim, -and the Person appointed w' e required to
titApwicrity fo te faithfl discha of his duties.
tionsr , accompanied estimonials, to be ad-
tt,
eWSIOOM. 4thh, *To the Chaim] of the Committee of the
-ge'N der Mr. " d cover to JOHN SOD-
tVio,`,erwary, E , nge-coort, Exchange-street East,
'319 to the Bth ofsAugust.
By order .of the Committee.,
JOHN SUDLOW,
\N-,,slL4itiee-room, 12a-fuly, 1845

Secretary

LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
ttip, ~I•
MITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS
fr,2lE-REBY. GIVE NOTICE that thew are will-
p,:ilN;. and after this date, to reerive-LOANS OF
Plrte,it"; ;.t the rate of Three unds Ten Shillings
ttift (-)'„In Per annum int • , for periods of either
8, at the option of Lenders.

made, to GEORGE IV/Timis

tiy order,

DANIEL MASON,
'e. Liverpool, 22d 1-lay, 18Th.

Secretary

.Phu Vublitations.

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COMMERCIAL GLANCE for the Half-
-30th,,1.545-,--is this day published.
d of the Agerits. and at the Office, 1. I_3all-
r-street,-AManchester; Courier, Chronicle,
ldvertiser. Offices, Liverpool.

it/I-US. RADCLIFFE begs to announce to her Friends
IVI. and the Inhabitants of Liverpool and Seacombe,
that itis her intention to ( )PEN an ESTABLISH M ENT
for the BOARD and EDUCATION of YOUNG LA-
DIES, ill GROSVENOR-SQUARE. SEXCOMBE, on the 23d
instant. Mrs. R. having Established a large School in
the South =of England, which she ,conducted for many
years. and-subsequently one :in • z•pool, she can with
the greatest confidence refer umerous Families of the
higliesvresrpectability in erpool and London, as to her
capabilities in impistiti a well grounded knowledge •of
the English Language, together with• -useful accomplish-
ments, the basis of which instruction she has always
founded on strictly religious principles.
Grosvenor-square, Seacombe, July.