| Index Entry | Dancer, in London, man plied with gin, sang and danced till he died |
| Location | London |
| Citation | PG-P.750.009 13 Feb 1750:12,13 (1105) London. . . Last week a noted plateworker being very much in liquor, went into a court in Foster-lane, where he was induced by friends to sing and dance 'til he could hardly stand, being so drunk; but at last a large glass of geneva was given to him, and soon after that another, on which he dropt down; but compassion being taken on him, he was dragg'd into the boghouse, and left to expire by himself, which he did in a few minutes. |
| Generic Title | Pennsylvania Gazette-Philadelphia |
| Date | 1750.02.13 |
| Publisher | Franklin, B., and D. Hall |
| City, State | Philadelphia, PA |
| Year | 1750 |
| Bibliography | B0035840 |