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111F (Vol. 2)

BOAT-RACE, ASTLEY’s. A PRIZE WHERRY, in Honour of HIS MAJESTY’s BIRTH-DAY, will be rowed for THIS DAY, by SEVEN PAIR...

112 (Vol. 1)

The several grand entertainments, taken from the Boulevards at Paris, and which were exhibited at Mrs. Astley’s benefit, with uncommon...

112A (Vol. 2)

BOAT-RACE ASTLEY’s PRIZE WHERRY, in Honour of HIS MAJESTY’s BIRTH-DAY, will be rowed for THIS DAY, by SEVEN PAIR of...

112C (Vol. 2)

Last night YOUNG ASTLEY again filled his Theatre. Very great applause was bestowed on his astonishing and graceful manner of...

112D (Vol. 2)

Young ASTLEY’s performances on horseback certainly fill the Amphitheatre of Arts with greater numbers than usual, particularly in the Boxes....

113 (Vol. 1)

Riding School, Westminster Bridge. ON Monday next will be presented (besides Mr. ASTLEY’s surprizing [sic] Dexterity on one, two, three...

114 (Vol. 1)

Riding School, Westminster Bridge THIS Evening will be presented (besides Mr. ASTLEY’s surprising new Dexterity on one, two, three and...

115 (Vol. 1)

EVENING AMUSEMENTS. AS Mr. ASTLEY’s celebrated New Performances, at Westminster Bridge, draws near to a Conclusion, it is humbly requested...

115A (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY, last night, not only contrived to fill the body of his War-horse with Grecian soldiers, but every corner of...

115B (Vol. 2)

RIDING THE GREAT HORSE.—When a soldier in some parts abroad, particularly in Prussia, commits an offence, the punishment allotted the...

116A (Vol. 2)

PLAY UPON WORDS.—ASTLEY having announced his new House under the head of “The Amphitheatre of Arts,” occasioned the following definition...

116C (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s two little beautiful Ponies of promise, which have been in high training for some time, start this evening, between...

117 (Vol. 1)

Positively the whole General Display. For the Benefit of Mrs. ASTLEY. AT the Riding School, Westminster Bridge, This Evening will...

117A (Vol. 2)

Two new Performers, of whom report speaks in the highest terms of praise, are about to make their first appearance...

118 (Vol. 1)

The same Entertainments as exhibited at Mrs. ASTLEY’s Benefit, will be repeated This Evening. AT the RIding School, Westminster Bridge,...

118B (Vol. 2)

To-night, long fixed for the Benefit of Mr. ASTLEY, sen. will exhibit such a chain of entertainments as are seldom,...

118C (Vol. 2)

Mr. ASTLEY, Senior, had last night a full house for his benefit. The entertainments merited nothing less—great novelty, and of...

119 (Vol. 1)

For the Benefit of Mr. and Mrs. GRIFFIN. AT the Riding School, Westminster Bridge, This Evening will be presented a...

120 (Vol. 1)

Comic Entertainments on HORSEBACK, great Variety of lofty and other Tumbling, particularly the Roman Battle, &c. THIS Evening, at ASTLEY’s...

121 (Vol. 1)

HORSEMANSHIP This evening, at ASTLEY’s Riding School, Westminster Bridge, will be displayed the grandest Performances that ever was exhibited at...

121B (Vol. 2)

Mr. ASTLEY, ever on the watch for new subjects for representation, has, in his performances of Monday, displayed more genius,...

122 (Vol. 1)

HORSEMANSHIP This evening, at ASTLEY’s Riding School, Westminster Bridge, will be displayed the grandest Performances that ever was exhibited at...

123d (Vol. 1)

For the benefit of Mr. RICHER, and curious little Family of Performers.—At ASTLEY’s Amphitheatre Riding-House, Westminster-Bridge, This present EVENING, being...

123 (Vol. 1)

THIS Evening, at ASTLEY’s Riding School, Westminster Bridge, will be displayed the grandest Performances that ever was exhibited at any...