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NM.783.070
25 Oct 1783:43 (1152)
Mrs. Cowley begs leave to acquaint the gentlemen and ladies,
that next Thursday she purposes opening her evening school
for dancing; not only for the advantage of the accomplish'd,
but to improve those who are learning, and for the amusement
of those gentlemen and ladies who please to favour her with
their custom. She flatters herself, that all who attend
will strictly observe the rules and orders of the school,
and behave with that discretion and politeness, which will
do honor to themselves as well as the school. The hours of
dancing from six to nine. No gentleman will be admitted
without a ticket.
Tickets at three shillings each.
Newport, October 3, 1783.
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