| Index Entry | Dancing, in London, at public masquerade in St Giles's, costumes described |
| Location | London |
| Citation | NYM(G.772.036 30 Mar 1772:21 (1066) London. Nov. 30. On Wednesday a masquerade was held at a public-house in St. Giles's. The company consisted of clerks, hair-dressers, shoemakers, taylors, and second-hand gamblers; all choice spirits. The ladies were chiefly from the hundreds of Drury-lane. The characters exhibited were shepherds and shepherdesses, dust-men, poets, chimney- sweepers, &c. They danced till twelve, and sat down to supper at one. . . |
| Generic Title | New York Mercury (Gaine) |
| Date | 1772.03.30 |
| Publisher | Gaine, Hugh |
| City, State | New York, NY |
| Year | 1772 |
| Bibliography | B0030131 |