The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-06-10 00:00:00

MY LORDS, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN,
rrHE much-lamented death of Dr. Baird having occasioned
a VACANCY in the OFFICE d PHYSICIAN to the
INFIRMARY. I beg to offer myself as a CANDIDATE.
I remain, your's respectfully,
JOSEPH DICKINSON, A.M., M.D.,
Physician to the Liverpool South Dispensary.
Great George-square, 271 h May, 1842.

FO THE GOVERNORS AND SUBSCRIBERS TO
THE LIVERPOOL -INFIRMARY.
D GENTLEMEN,

LADLES
AVING just received information that there is a report
1.2 in circulation that I have retired from the contest, I
hasten to inform you that so far from such being the fact, I
have the greatest confidence in succiA from the feeling evi-
dently manifested in my favour in consequence of my long
connection with the charities of the town, as well as from the
favourable result of my canvass. With best thanks to the
numerous friends who have so kindly interested themselves
in my behalf,

I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient and obliged servant,
THOS. GOUTHWAITE, M.D.,
Physician to the Fever Hospital and Workhouse
Richmond-row, June 9, 1812.

LIVERPOOL FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM

PATROI

The Right React end the LORD BISHO/OF CHESTER

PATRONESSE,"
The Right Honourable the COUN SS OF SEFTON.
The Right Honourable the LADY TANLEY.
The Right Honourable the LADY FRANCES SANDON
The Honourable Mrs. BOOTLE WILBRAHAM.

ADAPTED TO INSTRUCTION IN THE FRENCH
LANGUAGE.
BARRE DE BALLICOURT, PROFESSOR OF THE
HART, THE FRENCH LANGUAGE, Music, &c., an-
nounces a new and important application of the WILHEK
METHOD, which has been recently introduced into the Vocal
Music of this Country with so mulch success. In adapting,
this deservedly approved System of Instruction to the Teach-
ing French, M. B. de Ballicourt's objects are to facilitate the
acquisition, by all the different Classes of Society, of th'
power of conversing fluently in the French Language,
to be understood by a Native, and without the loss of link
so frequently occasioned.

A SERIES OF ELEMENTARY AND CONVERSATIONAL
CLASSES will be formed, to commence on TUESDAY, the
14th instant, at M. De Ballicourt's Residence,' No. 52.
Wood-street, two doors below Slater-street. The days of
attendance will be Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday.

The Class for Ladies, Twice a Week, from H o'clock
Morning to half-past 12 : Terms ss. per Month, in advance.
Class for Gentlemen, Twice a Week, from 8 to half-past 9
Evening : Terms, ss. per Month, in advance. Class for
Ladies and Gentlemen, Twice a Week, from 6 to half-past 7
Evening : Terms, 4s. per Month, in advance. A Mixed
Class, Twice a Week, from a quarter to 7 to a quarter past 8
Morning: Terms, 2s. 6d. per Month in advance. The
Month will commence with each pupil according to the time
of entrance. The Pupils will be unrestricted to particular
days of attendance (taking Eight Lessons in the Month) ;
the object of this arrangement being to prevent inconvenience
to the Pupil from missing a Lesson ; in which case the time
lost may be recovered by attendance on one of the other
Lessons of the same Class.

Exercises at home will not be required by the pupils, to
insure progress, nor any Books for instruction, except the
METHOD, the First Part of which is JUST PUBLISHED,
anti may be had from M. de Ballicourt, at his Residence ;
from M. Choffin, French Bookseller, Parker-street ; and from
the principal Music ShOps. Price 6d., or Sd. with a (Yard of
Reference, containing the rules for the Article in a tabular
form.

Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to be members of those
Classes are invited to make early application. Tickets of
Admission to the various Classes may be had as above, and
from M. de Ballicourt. In the Ladies' Class, the mother or
governess will be allowed to accompany the pupils, without