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NYM(G.753.059
30 Jul 1753:43 (51)
Charles Love, musician, from London, at his lodgings at the
house of Mrs. George, in the first lane from the Bowling-
Green, that leads to the North-River, proposes teaching
gentlemen musick on the following instruments, viz. violin,
hautboy, German and common flutes, bassoon, French horn,
tenor, and bass violin, if desired.
N.B. Said Love may be spoke with any time of the day, at
his lodging, where gentlemen who have a mind to be
instructed on any of the above mentioned instruments, will
be acquainted with his conditions: His school is to be kept
in Mr. Rice's consort room in Broad-Street.
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