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196B (Vol. 2)

Mr. Upton is said to be about adding a something more to the inimitable spectacle of The Inquisition, or the...

197A (Vol. 2)

The principal part of the Boxes at the Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-bridge, are chiefly taken for this evening, by the first...

197B (Vol. 2)

The golden harvest reaped this summer by the Manager of the Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster Bridge, seems to have operated on...

197D (Vol. 2)

The continuance of the warm weather is severely felt at many places of public amusement, where every endeavour is made...

198 (Vol. 1)

SUMMER AMUSEMENTS. THIS and EVERY EVENING, during the Summer Season, will be presented, At ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE RIDING-SCHOOL, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE, A Grand...

198A (Vol. 2)

Harlequin Victor, or the Pirate.—Expectation, which has been on tiptoe for some time past, in consequence of the announcement of...

199B (Vol. 2)

The grand and interesting Ballet of the Deserter, with the fine acting of Miss Smith in Louisa, Mr. Mercerot in...

199E (Vol. 2)

In defiance of the noisy and riotous attraction of Bartholomew Fair, the Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-Bridge, had last night to boast...

199G (Vol. 2)

The Manager of the Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-bridge, strictly adhering to his purpose of changing the principal part of the entertainments...

200 (Vol. 1)

FLOATING BATH, LYING OFF WESTMINSTER BRIDGE, AND fed by the River THAMES, which flows through it from morning to night....

200F (Vol. 2)

Miss Smith and Mr. Astley, jun. were again honoured, last night, with the applause of an admiring audience, so highly...

200G (Vol. 2)

With the exception of the truly fine and magnificent Pantomime of the Pirate, or Harlequin Victor, the Royal Amphitheatre presents...

200 (Vol. 3)

The Harlequinade of Mother Bunch, or the Yellow Dwarf, now performing at the Royal Amphitheatre, has long been considered by...

201A (Vol. 2)

The Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-bridge, presents its beautiful spectacle of the Black Castle, or the Spirit of Ravia, for the last...

201D (Vol. 2)

The Bridal Spectre, represented for the second time yesterday evening, was received in such a manner, as a piece teeming...

202 (Vol. 1)

In addition to the Entertainments at Saddler’s Wells, will be exhibited for the ensuing week, a revived musical piece, called...

202E (Vol. 2)

A CARD.—Mrs. CONNELL, Box-keeper, most respectfully begs leave to acquaint her Friends and the Public, that her Benefit will take...

203E (Vol. 2)

The Manager of the Royal Amphitheatre, Mr. ASTLEY, jun. finished a most lucrative and splendid season last night; and as...

204C (Vol. 2)

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JAN. 28. ASTLEY V. WELDEN. It will be recollected that his cause was tried before Lord...

204D (Vol. 2)

Serjeant, and the Jew witness, would fain have represented the Plaintiff as a respectable linen merchant. But how did that...

204F (Vol. 2)

It must be allowed, that Lord NELSON has been “made as much of,” as any character, public or private, within...

205B (Vol. 2)

The Amphitheatre, Westminster-bridge, has this season establishes itself on a basis in point of strength, both in performers and performances,...

206B (Vol. 2)

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, Astley’s, Westminster-bridge, under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of WALES and Duke of YORK. The...

207B (Vol. 2)

To the very flattering, but just notice taken of the house, as well as the amusements given in our paper...