...Among the sundry fashionable routs or clubs, that
are held in town, that of the Blacks or Negro servants
is not the least. On Wednesday night last, no less than
fifty-seven of them, men and women, supped, drank, and
entertained themselves with dancing and music, consisting
of violins, French horns, and other instruments, at
a public-house in Fleet-street, till four in the morning.
No Whites were allowed to be present, for all the performers
were Blacks,... |
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