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NYM(G.769.073
12 Jun 1769:33 (920)
Vaux-Hall Gardens, have been newly fitted up in a very
genteel, pleasing manner, are pleasantly situate, and now
open for the reception of ladies, gentlemen, &c, and will be
illuminated every evening in the week; coffee, tea, and hot
rolls at any hour in the day, neat wines and other liquors,
with cakes, as usual. A concert of musick vocal and
instrumental, will shortly be performed twice every week, of
which due notice will be given. Contiguous to the garden
there is a very good long room, convenient for a ball, or
turtle entertainment; also dinners or suppers, dressed in
the most elegant manner, on timely notice being given to the
publick's already much obliged, and very humble servant,
Samuel Francis. *** The gardens would have been opened
earlier in the Spring, but on account of the Theatre.
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