| Index Entry | Dancing, in London, Negros hold club party in public house |
| Location | London |
| Citation | CJ-NH.773.039 20 Aug 1773:22 (305) London. . . [49 lines] Among the sundry fashionable routs of clubs that are held in town, that of the black or Negro servants is not the least: On Thursday night no less than 59 of them, men and women, supped, drank, and entertained themselves with dancing and music; consisting of violins, French horns, and other instruments, at a public house in Southwark. No whites were allowed to be present, for all the performers were black. |
| Generic Title | Connecticut Journal |
| Date | 1773.08.20 |
| Publisher | Green, Thomas and Samuel |
| City, State | New Haven, CT |
| Year | 1773 |
| Bibliography | B0014899 |