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123B (Vol. 2)

This week’s performances at ASTLEY’s please the polite circles much. The two beautiful horses which dance the minuet appear to...

124 (Vol. 1)

This evening, at Astley’s Riding-School, Westminster Bridge, will be displayed, besides the usual diversions of horsemanship, the grandest performances that...

124C (Vol. 2)

In a few days the Amphitheatre of Arts will close for the season, when ASTLEY and his Company will, according...

124D (Vol. 2)

Mr. ASTLEY, whose season closes on Wednesday next, still labours in the service of his patrons, and with that unabated...

125 (Vol. 1)

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

125B (Vol. 2)

We see that this evening is set apart for the Benefit of the Little Jockies who ride the ponies at...

125D (Vol. 2)

This evening being the last night of performance at ASTLEY’s Amphitheatre, Westminster bridge, and great preparations having been made in...

126 (Vol. 1)

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

127 (Vol. 1)

The Fourth Time of the SERPENTS. MADAM RO SI [possibly ROSSI] BONNECOURSE, from the South of France, will exhibit at...

127C (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE. The entertainments of this place are as pleasant as ever. Both horse and foot acquitted themselves at the...

127B (Vol. 2)

WESTMINSTER BRIDGE AMPHITHEATRE.— Among the many places of Summer Amusements that were yesterday opened for the season, ASTLEY’s claims more...

127E (Vol. 2)

The town, from the great encouragement given to ASTLEY this week, has evidently decided in his favour; in general the...

127F (Vol. 2)

The amusements at ASTLEY’s, at no period od time, were ever so well calculated to instruct and entertain as those...

127H (Vol. 2)

We revisited ASTLEY’s, because, from the extent of entertainment, on sight is insufficient to give a spectator a true conception...

128C (Vol. 2)

The new performances at ASTLEY’s, of which we have already given a description, are become, as we predicted (now that...

129D (Vol. 2)

There will be exhibited at ASTLEY’s next Monday evening, sufficient strength to fill twenty places of public entertainment. Young ASTLEY...

129B (Vol. 2)

Whatever subject of a domestic nature may become the reigning topic of conversation after the present week, we leave to...

130A (Vol. 2)

This evening is the Opera night this week, instead of to-morrow, which is a holiday, being Whitsun Eve. The present...

130C (Vol. 2)

A CARD. AMPHITHEATRE OF ARTS, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. Thursday, May 12, 1796. THOSE Ladies and Gentlemen who have engaged places for the...

131 (Vol. 1)

Of all the Entertainments offered to the Public for the Holidays, the rational, inimitable and pleasing new Diversions at Astley’s...

131A (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s new performances attract all the company to Westminster-bridge. We have before observed, that nothing but new performances can insure...

131B (Vol. 2)

The treat in ASTLEY’s new performance, it has been suggested, was only designed for the holidays; this, we hope, is...

132 (Vol. 1)

ASTELY’S NEW ENTERTAINMENTS. (Consisting of divers FEATS of ACTIVITY.) AT the Riding School, Westminster Bridge, will begin on Easter Monday,...

132A (Vol. 2)

The recent conviction of the unfortunate Mr. Weston, for forgery, furnishes an additional proof (if any were wanting) of the...