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134A (Vol. 2)

Last night, at the dropping of the curtain at ASTLEY’s Theatre, Westminster bridge, Mr. Connell came forward and addressed the...

134B (Vol. 2)

EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCES. THIS present MONDAY, June 27, 1796, being the FIRST NIGHT of the celebrated Mr. HANDY and COMPANY’s ENGAGEMENT....

134C (Vol. 2)

EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCES. THIS present TUESDAY, being the SECOND NIGHT of the celebrated Mr. HANDY and Company’s Engagement. Extract of a...

134D (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE.—Unparalleled Horsemanship.—Last night might, indeed be termed a proud one for this noble Art, at the Amphitheatre, Westminster Bridge.—Handy’s...

135A (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s Amphitheatre of Arts.—Much as we have been in the habit of visiting this place of summer amusement, we scarcely...

135D (Vol. 2)

Last night the Amphitheatre, Westminster Bridge, was again crouded [sic]; and, so long as Astley continues his change of Entertainments...

136B (Vol. 2)

The Amphitheatre at Westminster Bridge may at this time be said to have got such hold on the public, that...

137 (Vol. 1)

We have Authority to inform the Public, that the much-admired little Conjuring horse, which exhibits magical Deceptions on Cards, &c....

137B (Vol. 2)

Astley’s Theatre will be crowded To-morrow Evening even to the corners. The Attractions are a total Change of Entertainments, and...

137C (Vol. 2)

THE MONTHLY MIRROR. AMPHITHEATRE WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. THE redoubted equestrian champions, Astley, Handy, and Co. have endeavoured to obtain by puff what...

137A (Vol. 2)

We are happy to find Handy’s Company of celebrated Equestrians, and the two young Ladies, are reengaged at ASTLEY’s: such...

137B (Vol. 2)

NEW PANTOMIMES.—Those who are acquainted with the magnitude of expense attending the getting up of even an old Pantomime, must...

138 (Vol. 1)

For the Benefit of Miss HUNTLEY, The young Lady that performs divers Feats of Activity, who will (for this Evening...

138B (Vol. 2)

Never had ASTLEY such a run of business as this season. He happened to hit on the right plan. His...

138C (Vol. 2)

Dance, Song, Pantomime, and Spectacle, together with the Double Poney Races, &c. are to be withdrawn after this evening, for...

138D (Vol. 2)

We find a fifteenth change of amusements advertised, and, what is still more extraordinary, none of them have appeared this...

139B (Vol. 2)

AMPHITHEATRE, Westminster-bridge, Monday Night.—The attractions of two Musical Burlettas, a Dance, artificial Fireworks, Horsemanship, a splendid Pantomime, and a most...

139E (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s Theatre. We were witness last night to the unbounded applause that followed almost every Piece; the audience were genteel...

139A (Vol. 2)

Preparations have been, we find, for some time making by ASTLEY for this night’s entertainment. We know that Manager’s spirit...

140B (Vol. 2)

AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE EQUESTRIAN CHILD. Astley’s little Prodigy, or more properly speaking Handy’s Child of...

140C (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s THEATRE.—The spirited Manager of this public place seems to be carrying on a system that must, however expensive, prove...

140F (Vol. 2)

The Cabinet of Monkies have laid fast hold on all ranks. The numbers that visit the Theatre, Westminster-bridge, to see...

140E (Vol. 2)

CABINET OF MONKIES AT ASTLEY’s. A CARD. FROM the great demand for Front Seats in the Boxes, Mr. ASTLEY craves...

140D (Vol. 2)

The whim of the day, (for this is a whimsical age,) has of late given way to the whim of...