["KING'S LODGE\nCOMMERCIAL, CLASSICAL & MATHEMATICAL ACADEMY,\nKING'S ALLEY, EXETER,\nCONDUCTED BY THE\nMESSRS. QUICKE.", "TERMS:", "BOARD AND TUITION,", "Comprising the English Language, and English Composition; Writing and Arithmetic; Algebra, and the Mathematics;\nMerchants' Accompts; Ancient and Modern History; Geography, with the Use of the Globes;\nMapping; Elocution, and the Elements of Astronomy;", "TWENTY GUINEAS per ANNUM:—LATIN and GREEK INCLUDED, TWENTY-FOUR GUINEAS per ANNUM.", "Two Experimental Lectures, on various Branches of Scientific Knowledge, delivered Monthly, by MR. T. R. QUICKE.", "Day Scholars 4 Guineas per Ann..—Latin & Greek included, 5 Guineas per Ann.", "Three Guineas for a Young Gentleman's continuance at School during the Midsummer or Christmas Vacation.", "| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |

KING'S LODGE CLASSICAL & COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
AND BOARDING SCHOOL, EXETER.

Mr. QUICKE has the pleasure to announce to his numerous Friends and the Public, that he is now assisted in the Classical and Mathematical Department, by his eldest Son, Mr. THOMAS ROYLE QUICKE, who for several Years prosecuted his Studies in Grammar Schools of great eminence. MR. QUICKE is desirous to express his obligations to a large circle of Friends for their constant and uniform support, (during a period of Thirty Years,) his unfeigned thanks are therefore individually tendered to his past as well as to his present Patrons, and he begs to assure the latter, and also those who may hereafter honour his Establishment with their preference, that the experience of Thirty Years shall not fail to produce a correspondent influence on the disposition and application of his endeavours to obtain an increased share of their confidence in himself and Son.

Mr. T. R. QUICKE having entered upon the arduous and responsible duties of a Preceptor, respectfully assures his Father's Friends, and those who may countenance their conjoint efforts, that his constant study shall be to merit and secure their approbation; and he pledges himself, that whatever ability he has acquired in witnessing various systems and plans, or derived from recent improvements in the Art of Instruction shall be faithfully exercised, to strengthen and confirm that high position which has for so long a period distinguished the Establishment.—The salubrity of the Situation, and the perfect adaptation of the House and Grounds to the purposes of a School are generally known, and acknowledged, for in these extensive and pleasant Premises, (replete with every convenience that can render a Scholastic Establishment desirable) the late MISSES WHITE conducted one of the largest and most respectable Seminaries, during a period of Twenty Years.

THE MESSRS. QUICKE,

In conclusion, are anxious to state to all who may intrust them with the future Care and
Tuition of their Children, that parental arrangements are made in the domestic department
(which is under the immediate direction and personal superintendence of MRS. QUICKE, SENR.)
to promote the united comforts and individual happiness of their Pupils, that moral and
religious principles are inculcated with ceaseless care and attention, and that every opportunity
will be assiduously embraced to instil into their Young Friends' minds early Sentiments of Piety.