The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-07-02 00:00:00

EDUCATION AND SEA-BATHING,

SEAFORTH, NEAR LIVERPOOL.
MRS. CARTER receives alitnited number of YOUNG
, GENTLEMEN, between the ages of five and ten,
ARITH
INSTRUCTION in ENGLISH, WRITING,
METIC, and GEOG , and such other
"Id Branches as may be ed to their capacity ; to-
gether with the Element LATIN and FRENCH.
Terms may be had on application by letter as above, or
at the Standard office.

CLASSICAL, COMMERCIAL, AND MATHEMA-
TICAL EDUCATION,
PLUMB'S HOUSE ACADEMY, WHISTON. near
Prescot, will be REOPENEDIor the Instruction of
aUNG GENTLEMEN above branches of
EDUCATION, on THURWAY, the 25th July instant.
dard-office
Terms and List of Refefences may be had at the Stan-
leb2
st eh ri at Mr. -CANNELL'S. Castle-street ; or, by
eandtd.re'ssed to Mr. KEYS, Principal of the Esta-
blish

CLASSICAL EDUCATION,
MBARS HOUSE CHESTER.
R. ELWELL receives a limited number of YOUNG
GENTLEMEN as, BOARDERS, at the above
Residence, formerly occupied by thejatc-R' ev. F. Cusson.
The
Greek L
Course of Instruction inerudes the Latin and
—anguages, Arithmeticiind all the usual branches
of a complete English Edumilion.
tell EtAvELL devotes his exclusive attention to the in-
ctual, moral, and religious improvement of his Pupils,
while the arrangements for their domestic comfort are
Under the careful superintendence of Mrs. Elwell.
References are kindly permitted to the Rev. Chancellor
dikes,
tzheecil.l.,ev. C. B. Tayler, G. B. Granville, Esq., T.
Chester ; Rev. F. Parry, Liverpool; D.
O'Brien, Esq., Hastings House, Hastings ; and J. M.
Uniacke, Gay-street, Bath, &c.
For terms, which include French and Drawing, appli-
cation may be made to Mr. ELWELL, or to Messrs.
Sitacusaß.-and PRICHARD, Booksellers, Bridge-street-
row, Chester.
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The Summer Vacation will terminate on MONDAY, the
29th July.

Bars House, Chester, 19th June, 1814.

EDUCATION AT EDGE-HILL, LIVERPOOL.
eIF. PARKER, Master of the Edge-hill School, begs
to respectfully to announce that he has arranged for
the reception of FOUR PRIVATE PUPILS to BOARD
and EDUCATE on moderate terms.
To Parents and Guardians anxious to secure for their
Children a really sound and useful-Education, in con-
junction with the comforts of home, Mr. P. has reason to
hope he could give satisfaction.'
References—Rev. F. Barker, A.M., St. Mary's, Edge-
bill; Rev. C. W. Lawrence, St. Luke's ; Rev. H. H.
Higgins,
Trinity Church Thomas Clare, Esq., Waver-
-Zee ; Thomas Roberts, Esq., Edge-lane ; John Webb,
sq., North View.
Cards of Terms, with the intended Course of Instruc-
tion, may be had of Mr. NEWLING, Bookseller, Rane-
ugh-street.

HALLWOOD HOUSE ACADEMY,
THE PU PIL NEAR RUNCORN CHESHIRE.
Sof this SC H OOL will REASSEMBLE
22d, 23d, and 24th days of July next, and the
different Classes will be formed on THURSDAY, the 25th
July.

The greatest success has attended. this School since it
!vas reopened in 1840, and it now bids fair, very shortly,
.12 rival the gigantic Establishment that flourished here
;Tin), years under the superintend o the late Mr.
it no—
w consists of Fifty pils, under a - Classical
Teacher, who is a Dublin, niversity Man - a French
Professor, who teaches French, Italian, and Drawing ;
and a Junior Assistant, who takes the Elementary De-
ment.
Dan •
J. 8 clog and Military Exercises are taught by Mr. W.
f tti,ePbenson, of Wrexham ; and Music, by Mr. Fawcett,
4:°l arrioß._ n
to ; the whole being under the superinten-
ence of 111 r. Bailey, the Principal.
a A Medical Man attends the School three or four times
week..
Everycat ion is taught,
branch forming part of a Politeand Useful
and great attentionis paid, not only to the
1110,, e,ngel, but also to the Moral and Physical Training of
Pupils. The situation is one of the most eligible in
k ingdom for the purpose of a
there Boarding School,
,ue house having been originally sidence of Sir John
tleshite. The Play Ground is extensive, and affords the
senior pupils the advantages of a spacious Cricket Ground,
without interfering with the games of the juniors.
Terms, £25 and £3O per annum.
on Prospectuses and further information may be obtained
= --taipplication to Mr. BAILEY.
allwood House, June 20th, 1844.

MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.

GIRLS' SCHOOL, BLACKBURNE-HOUSE.

cATooNcssEs.
The Counte-s of Sefton,
Mrs. T. Weld Blundell, i Mrs. J. P. Heywood,
Mrs. W. Brown, I Mrs. Joseph Langton,
Mrs. Hugh Hornby, Miss Yates.
- School, designed to afford a ound, practical,
and comprehensive Education a moderate charge,
-will be O.PENED in B KBURNE:HOUSE,
BLACKBURNE-PLACE, on M DAY, the sth of August,
. 1844.
Matron and Head-Governess, Mrs. F. E. Davies, with
the assistance of competent Teachers.
The Course of Instruction will embrace ENGLISH
READING, SPELLING, GRAMMAR, &c., DO-
MESTIC ECONOMY, WRITING, ARITHMETIC,
'and DRAWING, NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, NA-
TURAL HISTORY, and CHEMISTRY, NEEDLE-
aiI its Departments, VOCAL MUSIC, and
CALISTHENICS.
The Method of Instruction pursued will be, in general,
similar to that practised in the High and Lower Day
Schools for Boys.
Reports of the conduct of the Pupils will be sent borne
at regular intervals, and the only punishment will be de-
tention after school hours.
Hours Attendance :—From a Quarter to Nine in the
Morning,. till a Quarter to Twelve at Noon ; and from a
Quarter to Two till a Quarter to Five in the Afternoon.
TERMS.
To 4 D.,
11- c
foliow, as
s.
of Members, £5 per Annum, payable as
The Quarters commencing Ist January, lstApril,
2 0
The Qua rte end Ist Octobr
commencing £1 7s
Ist 4d.
July each
....£0 lB 0

X 5 0 0
Payable Quarterly, in advance.
To the Daughters of Non-Members the charge will be
2s. 6d. per Quarter additional.
This charge includes the use of Books, Slates, Copy-
books, Drawing-books, Pencils, &c. ; all of which will be
supplied by the Institution.
FRENCH AND DANCING
Rill each be taught by competent Masters, at moderate
extra fees
THE INFANT SCHOOL. DEPARTMENT.
This department will receive Children of both sexes up
to six years of age, and is designed as a Nursery and
Preparatory Training School for Pupils intended for the
more advanced divisions.
TERMS.
as follows :
To Children of Members, £2 2s. per annum, payable
The Quarters commencing Ist January, Ist
and Ist October, I Is. Bd. each..
The Quarter commencing Ist July. ...
.0 7 0
......

Payable Quarterly, in adva £2 2 0
nce
To Non-Members the charge will be l.
s.6d )er Quarter
additional. This charge includes the use of Beoloks, Slates,
&c.
It is requested that those who purpose to send Pupils
to the School will, as early as possible, enrol their names
at the Secretary's Office, where Prospectuses of the course
of instruction may be obtained.
W. B. HODGSON, Secretary.
Liverpool, June, 1844.