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167C (Vol. 2)

Farewel [sic] to the three famous Equestrian Troops at ASTLEY’s after a few evenings, during which they mean to out-Herod...

167F (Vol. 2)

The Theatre, Westminster Bridge, again changes its amusements after this evening’s performance; and what Manager can gainsay such a wonderful...

167E (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY, to night, displays two very pleasing proofs of his fertile invention, viz. a fire-work, honourary of the Prince’s Birth-day,...

167G (Vol. 2)

The Pantomime of the Weird Sisters, given at ASTLEY’s, last night, contains much curious mechanism, fun, and frolic. The Indian...

167H (Vol. 2)

The bustling activity of Astley is well calculated for the management of summer amusements;--he is at all—and very judiciously lets...

168A (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s Theatre, Westminster-bridge.—This evening (Saturday) is the last night of the following amusements, viz. Comic Piece of A Trip to...

168B (Vol. 2)

The new entertainments at ASTLEY’s, last night, received the most universal and reiterated plaudits; but not more then they merited....

168F (Vol. 2)

This evening concludes the amusements which have been so much admired by the numerous visitors of ASTLEY’s Theatre.—On Monday next...

168 (Vol. 3)

Nothing can withstand the attraction of the new Brazilian Spectacle at the Royal Amphitheatre. Only a night or two has...

169B (Vol. 2)

ASSAULT, WHEREAS on Wednesday the 13th inst. About six o’clock, a poor old man, aged sixty-four, returning from his employ,...

169D (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s House never was more full than yesterday evening, at the representation of the new Performances; and the preparations which...

170A (Vol. 2)

The charms of variety are irresistible, and ASTLEY carries all before him; his Company is undoubtedly the first in England....

170D (Vol. 2)

The famous and surprising Troop of Antipodeans astonish every person; more so, as no explicit information has been given to...

170E (Vol. 2)

Mr. Laurent, the celebrated Clown at the Royal Circus, has his benefit this evening; on which occasion an excellent display...

170 (Vol. 3)

The beautiful white and spirited Horse, which is every night to be seen as one of the principal Performers at...

171B (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s Theatre, Westminster-bridge—This present evening, second time, a new Comic Olio, called the Penitent Prude; second time, a new Divertissement,...

171D (Vol. 2)

A Naval Piece made its appearance last night at ASTLEY’s, founded on Sir HORATIO NELSON’S Victory. The Pantomimical part, the...

171 (Vol. 3)

The beautiful white and spirited Horse, which is every night to be seen as one of the principal Performers at...

173C (Vol. 2)

The Entertainments prepared at the Westminster Bridge Theatre, for Monday next, September 10, are for Mr. ASTLEY, Sen.’s Benefit, and...

173A (Vol. 2)

Three last nights—ASTLEY’s Theatre, Westminster-bridge.—This present Evening, To-morrow, and Friday, will be presented, for the 18th, 19th, and 20th times,...

173B (Vol. 2)

To-morrow (Friday) September 28th, and Saturday 29th, will be the two last Nights of the following Amusements at Astley’s Theatre,...

174C (Vol. 2)

EASTER MONDAY.—The various places of Entertainment opened yesterday with more than usual eclat. The Circus and Astley’s Amphitheatre are newly...

174D (Vol. 2)

The Amphitheatre, under the management of young ASTLEY, commenced its summer season last night with the most flattering prospect of...

174F (Vol. 2)

The Amphitheatre of Arts, Westminster-bridge, being thoroughly complete, and the entertainments regular, with good scenes attached to each, certainly has...