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179C (Vol. 2)

The town appears, by the crouded [sic] houses seen every evening at Astley’s Theatre, Westminster Bridge, to be in full...

179D (Vol. 2)

Young Astley and Miss Smith (the two Pantomimical stars, continue to attract all the fashionable circles to the Theatre, Westminster-Bridge.

179F (Vol. 2)

The greatest run of elegant company ever witnessed by the oldest inhabitant of Lambeth, is seen nightly at Astley’s Theatre....

179G (Vol. 2)

Two serious pieces, so opposite in their subjects, yet so beautiful and impressive in their nature as those of Rolla...

179 (Vol. 3)

ROWING MATCH.—Astley’s 19th annual skuller match for a prize wherry, in honour of his Majesty’s Birth Day, was rowed for...

180B (Vol. 2)

Considering the time of the year, when the Fashionable World are generally from town, one is astonished to see the...

181 (Vol. 1)

AMPHITHEATRE RIDING-HOUSE, Westminster-Bridge. On Monday Mr. ASTLEY’s second line of performers of activity are to make their appearance. They consist...

181C (Vol. 2)

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY’s, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. ON account of an accident which happened to one of the Grand Mechanical Scenic Transformations, during...

181A (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s THEATRE.—This being the 16th of August, extraordinary Illuminations, various Military Devices, &c. the two popular pieces the Virgin of...

181D (Vol. 2)

Mr. Astley is to run the popular Pantomime of the Black Castle another week.

181E (Vol. 2)

Three nights more, viz. this present evening’, to-morrow, and Saturday, will be the last nights of the town’s viewing the...

181F (Vol. 2)

The positive Withdrawal of the BLACK CASTLE. ASTLEY’s Theatre, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. August 24, 1799. THOSE Ladies and Gentlemen who have taken...

182 (Vol. 1)

N.B. No experience or pains have been spared to render the rational amusements or this place superior to all others...

182A (Vol. 2)

There are now in performance three distinct good, theatrical plots and under-plots, each subject replete with ingenious Scenery and Machinery....

182C (Vol. 2)

The taste and ingenuity displayed in the dresses of Young Astley’s Comic Pantomime, now before the Public, are such as...

182E (Vol. 2)

The continual bustle of business and incident that has called the performers together at rehearsal every day this week, at...

183A (Vol. 2)

A CARD.—The present Saturday brings to a conclusion many of the favourite and popular amusements at Astley’s Theatre. This circumstance...

183C (Vol. 2)

The Amphitheatre of Arts bids fair, this evening, to be crowed [sic] with one of the most numerous audiences beheld...

183F (Vol. 2)

The new Military Piece, called the Philanthropic Female, or the British Army in Holland, was performed last night at Astley’s...

183G (Vol. 2)

The new Musical Piece of the Philanthropic Female, or British Army in Holland, again filled Astley’s Theatre to the very...

183 (Vol. 3)

The celebrated Company of Olympians, at the Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster Bridge, with that most laughable of burlesque Performances, “The Hunted...

184B (Vol. 2)

The Theatre, Westminster-bridge, is certainly in possession of a most wonderful group of Jumpers, Tumblers, and Horsemen. Those persons attached...

184 (Vol. 2)

There never was represented at Astley’s Theatre a better evening’s entertainment than the present. The Pantomime, descriptive of the manoeuvres...

184D (Vol. 2)

The Songs, Scenery, Music, Dresses, and, in short, every attachment to the new Military and Naval Spectacle, in representation at...