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207A (Vol. 2)

SUMMER THEATRES. Mr. Astley, jun. has made an entire new theatre, and he has displayed great taste and even magnificence...

207D (Vol. 2)

The brilliancy and effect produced by the present appearance of the Royal Amphitheatre may, it is true, be in some...

208C (Vol. 2)

To the powerful attractions of a new Theatre, exhibiting to the eye of the beholder a blaze of lustre and...

208E (Vol. 2)

With the twelfth appearance of the new superb Scotch spectacle of the Iron Tower, and a variety of other amusements,...

209A (Vol. 2)

To the unrivalled attraction of the grand Scotch Spectacle of the Iron Tower, the Manager of the Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster...

209B (Vol. 2)

The Iron Tower has evinced its powerful attractions in point of strength, by overflowing the Royal Amphitheatre with company every...

209D (Vol. 2)

The very able and skillful manner in which not only the ship of the brave NELSON, but the whole fleet,...

209F (Vol. 2)

The Iron Tower in performance at the Royal Amphitheatre was honoured yesterday evening with a most brilliant an crouded [sic]...

209H (Vol. 2)

The grand and impressive Romance of the Iron Tower, whether founded on fact or fancy, has the peculiar power attached...

210 (Vol. 1)

This Evening, Tuesday the 18th of September, 1781—A droll new Exhibition will be presented at ASTLEY’s Amphitheatre Riding-School, Westminster-Bridge; Mr....

210D (Vol. 2)

The Amphitheatre, Westminster Bridge, promises to exhibit a scene of numbers and fashion this night (being the last representation of...

210B (Vol. 2)

AMPHITHEATRE OF ARTS. Mr. Astley, jun. has made an entire new theatre, and he has displayed great taste and even...

210A (Vol. 2)

The every attraction has a cause, is a belief too generally granted to stand in want of argument by way...

210H (Vol. 2)

It is with pleasure we can state to our readers, that his Excellency the Algerine [sic] Admiral and Ambassador, and...

210C (Vol. 2)

Another brilliant and numerous audience graced the Royal Amphitheatre yesterday evening, and as usual bestowed on the several pieces in...

210G (Vol. 2)

Nothing can withstand the powerful attractions of such a brilliant and magnificent place of Entertainment as the Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-bridge,...

211A (Vol. 2)

We have before given it as our opinion, that in addition to one of the most beautiful houses in Europe,...

211C (Vol. 2)

The announced appearance of the Algerine [sic] Ambassador drew a crouded [sic] and distinguished audience to the Royal Amphitheatre last...

211G (Vol. 2)

The Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-bridge, has announced the withdrawance in the course of a few days of the fine Spectacle of...

211 (Vol. 3)

Nothing more can be said in praise of the new Ballet, now performing at ASTLEY’S, Westminster Bridge, called “Harvest Home,”...

212 (Vol. 1)

This Evening, Wednesday the 26th of September, 2781—A droll new Exhibition will be presented at ASTLEY’s Amphitheatre Riding-School, Westminster-Bridge; Mr....

212A (Vol. 2)

The Iron Tower, with the pantomime of the Pirate, continue their powerful attractions undiminished, every part of the Royal Amphitheatre,...

212B (Vol. 2)

The second appearance of Ireland, the flying phenomenon, at the Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster Bridge, drew, in conjunction with the charming...

212D (Vol. 2)

The fine acting of MR. Astley, jun. as Percy, in the grand spectacle of the Iron Tower, Laurent’s representation of...