@article{558556,
      note = {Reproduction of original from Bodleian Library (Oxford).},
      author = {Pierson, J.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/558556},
      title = {An academy will be opened at no. 48, Broad Street, St.  Giles's, almost opposite to Plumbtree Street: On Monday,  the 7th. of January, 1788, Where Youth of either Sex will  be taught with care and expedition, English, Latin, French,  Writing, Accompts, and the various branches of the  Mathematics, by J. Pierson, and Assistants, at the  following moderate Terms, viz. Spelling and Reading - - -  6d. per Week, or 6s. per Quarter. Reading and Writing - - -  8d Do. 8s. Do. Reading, Writing and Arithmetic 9d. Do. 9s.  Do. Book-Keeping - - - - - 11d. Do. 11. Do. Geometry,  Mensuration, Navigation, &c Two Guineas per Quarter.  Latin and French taught by Mr. Bardelau, at Five Shillings  per Quarter. An Evening School from 7 till 9, Terms the  same as above. - - - - As the Pupils lose more in one week,  than they can gain in two, therefore only 3 weeks Holidays  will be given throughout the Year, viz. two at Christmas,  and one at Midsummer. [electronic resource] :},
      publisher = {s.n.,},
      recid = {558556},
      pages = {1 sheet ;},
      address = {[London :},
      year = {1788},
}