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SCG-C.764.057
12-19 Nov 1764:32 (1558)
Dancing, &c. Taught.
Mr. Pike proposes to open his Dancing-School for young
ladies and gentlemen, on Thursday next, at the house lately
occupied by Mr. Lambert Lance, to begin at 9 o'clock in the
morning and 3 in the afternoon, at one Guinea entrance, and
ten Pounds per quarter. The Ball will be in the spring.
He will likewise open an Evening-School, to teach all the
modern and country dances, in the most genteel taste.
The School for teaching the Small Sword is already opened
(by permission) at the Watch-House.
He takes this opportunity of returning thanks to the ladies
and gentlemen that have already employed him, and begs leave
to assure them, that it shall be his chief study to merit a
continuance of their favours, by his assiduity and care.
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