The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-21 00:00:00

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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR THE EDUCATION
OF YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
TOXTETH-LODGE. NEAR LIVERPOOL.

A/R. MITCHELL, successor to Dr. COWAN, will
REOPEN his,SCHOOL on MONDAY, the 27th

instant

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No. 5, TRANMEPE VALE, Jan. 21, 1845

MISS HAMMOND (pupil of .1. B. CIIATTERTON)
begs to acquaint the Ladies of Liverpool and its
Vicinity, that she has REMOVED to No. 86, CHATHAM-
STREET, two doors from Myrtle-street, where she gives
INSTRUCTION on the.HARP, SINGING, PIANO-
FORTE, and GUITAR.
Sc HOOl.B ATTENDED.
No. 86, Chatham-street, South of
Abercrombip-square.

MUSIC ACADEMY
ON THE LOGIERIAN SYSTEM.
MISS ATHERTON most respectfully informs her
Friends and the Public, that her ACADEMY for
Instruction on the PIANO-FORTE and SINGING, on
the most approved principles, RE-OPENS on the 27th
instant.

PRIVATE LESSONS given during the vacation, at
the Academy, Duke-street, corner of York-street.
MVSIC AND PIANO-FORTES ON SALE.
SCHOOLS ATTENDED.

SINGING.
MR. RVALLS, PROFESSOR OF SINGING, respectfully
announces to his Pupils, and the Gentry of Liver-
pool, Birkenhead, &c., that he RESUMED his IN-
STRUCTIONS on VOCAL MUSIC YESTERDAY,
(Monday.) the 20th instant.

Terms may be known at his Residence, No. 2, PEM-
BROKE-PLACE.

SCHOOL'S ATTENDED

INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH AND ITALIAN,
AND REPOSITORY FOR THE WORKS BEST ADAPTRD TO

THE STUDY OF THOSE LANGUAGES.
MO DE
/LA; cISCIIMEMIZ , begs to
Governesses, inform
Superinten-
dents of Schools, and the Public in general, that, in con-
jenction with his professional avocations, he has established
at his Residence, No. 17, Great Orford--street, Mount-
pleasant, a Repository for the Sale of such Works as will
be found to render the greatest assistance-in studying the
:French and It alian'Languages.
With respect to the selection of Educational Works
composing his general assortment, M. DE LA CLAVERIE
trusts that his long experience, both as a Teacher and a
'Writer, qualifies him to form a correctjudgment of pub-
lications of that kind. He therefore caa positively assure
those persons who may honour him with their confidence,
that they will find in his Repository such Works alone as
have a deserved and well-established reputation, and are
best calculated to promote and insure the attainment of
the above Languages.

THE SANTRY TRAINING AND COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL, NEAR DUBLIN.
PATRONS.
THE HON. THE INCORPORATED SOCIETY.
VISITORS.
THE COMMITTEE OF FIFTEEN OF THE IN-
CORPORATED SOCIETY.
PRINCIPAL.
ALEXANDER P. HANLON, A. 8., T.C.D.
THE Course of Instruction comprises the Holy Scrip-
lures, English and Mathematics in their various
branches, and the Entrance Courseof T.C.D. In addi-
tion to the Bow elected on the foundation, Boarders arc
taken on the following Terms per Annum :—English and
Mathematics, '£ls;' Ditto Ditto. with Classics, £l9. No
extra charge for Stationery, Washing, or Medicine.
Payments made Quarterly in advanc. ; a Quarter com-
menced to be paid in full ; Deposit, £1 10s.
Further information can be obtained by applicatiouat
the Office of the Incorporated Society, No. 55, Aungier-
street, Dublin, cc at the School.