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58 EDINBURGH AND LEITH
INSTITUTION
FOR
THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIESj
5 DUNCAN STREET, NEWINGTON, EDINBURGH.
C^stailisfjeb 185^.
THIS INSTITUTION provides an Education of the Highest Class, and is attended by
Masters and Governesses of distinguished eminence.
The Building, in situation and construction, is specially adapted to the purposes of a
High-Class Ladies' School. It stands off the main thoroughfare, and the Hall and Class-
Rooms are large, cheerful, and well lighted, and amply provided with the means of heating
and ventilation.
FEES — Junior Division, from Four to Ten Guineas per Session ;
Senior Division, from Fourteen to Twenty-one Guineas per Session.
CANDIDATES PREPARED FOR THE UNIVERSITY LOCAL EXAMINATIONS.
PROSPECTUSES MAY BE OBTAINED AT THE INSTITUTION.
ITALIAN AND SPANISH.
IGNOR MINOLA (A.C.), Member of the Academy of Arcadia in Rome, Successor to Dr.
Lejijii in Edinburgh, gives Lessons in Schools and Families.
Ladies' Classes. Gejjtlejien's Evening Classes. Translations done.
13 HOPE STREET.
SIGNOR MINOLA VISITS GLASGOW ONCE A WEEK.
MlnoMs Practical ItaJian Grammar, Third Edition, Just Published.
THE EDilBUBBH TRAINING INSTITUTION FOR SICK NURSES.
HOME— 125 PEINCES STREET.
COMMITTEE— Lady Emma M'Neill, Hon. Mrs. H. Arbuthnott, Mrs. Balfour, Miss Bogle,
Eev. G. D. Cullen, John Cowan, Esq.
NUESES trained in London and other Hospitals can be obtained at any hour.
lady Superintendent — Mrs. BATNE.
EXAMINATIONS.
GEORGE MURRAY PORTEOUS,
LECTURER ON HISTORY, RHETORIC, AND ENGLISH LITERATURE,
Visits I-adies' Schools, and prepares Candidates for Government, University, and Professional
Examinations.
Terms and other information may be obtained at
FIRKNOWE, JUNIPER GREEN, MIDLOTHIAN ; OR AT 5 DUNCAN STREET, NEWINGTON, EDINBURGH.
ejdinbubg-h:
GOVERNESS AND SCHOLASTIC INSTITUTE,
1 SOUTH OEAELOTTE STEEET, EDIKBURaH.
Governesses supplied. Schools recommended and transferred.