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IG.782.075
8 Oct 1782:32 (30)
Yesterday was opened the French Academy, Where proper
masters are provided for different branches of education,
viz. The French, English and Italian Languages, Dancing,
Drawing, and Fencing
The dancing schools are kept in the lower room at the
Freemason's Lodge, in Lodge-Alley, three times a week, by
Louis D'Orsiere, lately from France; who proposes to teach
all sorts of dances most in fashion in Europe, and principal
graces and manners.
The Fencing-School shall be by a very capable person in that
branch, who will attend every day in the week, except
Thursday.
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Louis D'Orsiere, Dancing-Master.
John Bartelemy, Language-Master,
Joseph Dumon, Fencing-Master
Alexander Quesnay. Director. . . .
Sept. 24.
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