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102A (Vol. 2)

YOUNG ASTLEY, notwithstanding the greatness of the Number of his Company (it consisting nearly of an hundred persons), employs every...

102B (Vol. 2)

The ROYAL SALOON, lo less a favourite n rainy than in fine weather, still continues to be overflowed.—How ASTLEY contrives...

103 (Vol. 1)

On Tuesday Se’nnight, while Mr. Astley was exhibiting his Horsemanship at Carliste, on a Plain nigh the River Eden, the...

103D (Vol. 2)

FIRE AT ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE. Yesterday morning at half past one o’clock, a most dreadful fire broke out at the Royal...

103B (Vol. 2)

BOAT RACE. THE Four Pair of Oars that were unsuccessful in the contention of Mr. ASTLEY’s Annual Wherry, viz. John...

103C (Vol. 2)

BOAT RACE. THE Four Pair of Oars that were unsuccessful in the contention of Mr. ASTLEY’s Annual Wherry, viz. John...

104F (Vol. 2)

FIRE AT ASTLEY’S AMPHITHEATRE. A most dreadful fire broke out this morning, in the interior part of this handsome building,...

104 (Vol. 1)

It is said, the trial between Sir Joseph Mawbey, Bart. And Mr. Astley, the Riding-matter, will come on the beginning...

104A (Vol. 2)

When the new Pantomime of the FAIRY’s FANTASY, and the GRAND CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE, were announced last night at ASTLEY’s,...

104B (Vol. 2)

People who are in the habit of visiting theatres have generally their favourite for a time, but it is seldom...

104C (Vol. 2)

The Town, as if desirous of encouraging all places of amusement, worthy encouragement, generally favour them by turns, giving one...

104D (Vol. 2)

FIRE AT WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. On Saturday night, about an hour and a half after the performance was concluded at ASTLEY;S,...

104E (Vol. 2)

Mr. ASTLEY, sen. returned from the Continent last night.—It at length appears, that his premises, lately burnt, cost more than...

104 (Vol. 3)

The Royal Amphitheatre, ASTLEY’s, Westminster-Bridge, had to boast of another fashionable and most brilliant assemblage of company last night; indeed,...

105A (Vol. 2)

FIRST STONE OF ASTLEY’S THEATRE. Monday Mr. ASTLEY, sen. of Westminster-bridge, laid the first stone of his New Amphitheatre, to...

105 (Vol. 3)

The contest for ASTLEY’s Annual Prize Wherry, given in honour of his MAJESTY’s birth-day, will take place this evening, we...

107A (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’S Riding School, Westminster-bridge, is nearly completed. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK patronizes it: in consequence of this...

107B (Vol. 2)

Mr. ASTLEY, jun. and his Company, are arrived from Dublin; at present they are amusing the Lancashire Belles and Beaus,...

107D (Vol. 2)

Mr. ASTLEY sen. opens his Amphitheatre, at Westminster Bridge, this evening. It is built nearly on the scite [sic] of...

107F (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’S NEW AMPHITHEATRE opened for the first time since its rising from the ashes, improved in its dimensions and structure;...

107G (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’S. From the great care and attention on the part of the Manager, visible to every person present, the access...

109A (Vol. 2)

A CARD.—Astley’s Amphitheatre of Arts, Westminster Bridge.—The first Subscription-night will be this present Monday, 4th May, 1795, for the Benefit...

111B (Vol. 2)

The Match of the Broad Sword, last night, drew great numbers to see it. ASTLEY might take a bout with...

111D (Vol. 2)

This being the last week of viewing the European Museum, St. James’s-square, the Exhibition, and Sale by Private Contract, will...