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214F (Vol. 2)

NEW ROYAL CIRCUS. THE nimble-paced hero and motley harlequin has displayed his usual tricks of fancy amidst the pyramids of...

214A (Vol. 2)

Of all the pantomimes of a comic nature produced of late under the form of an Harlequinade, Puss in Boots...

214B (Vol. 2)

Young ASTLEY’s new and magnificent Theatre was last night the grand resort of many hundreds of the holiday people, who,...

214D (Vol. 2)

Not only the holiday people, but people of the first rank and distinction in the kingdom honoured the Royal Amphitheatre,...

214C (Vol. 2)

The Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-bridge, over-flowed, for the fourth time in one week, with company last night, which wither the speedy...

214D (Vol. 2)

The grand and inimitable spectacle of the Iron Tower, in performance at the Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-bridge, appears this and a...

214E (Vol. 2)

A new system of Equestrian Education, by Mr. ASTLEY, sen. will be published in a few days. One of his...

214H (Vol. 2)

This evening is positively announced as the last representation but one of the beautiful Romance of the Iron Tower, than...

215D (Vol. 2)

The birth of our amiable Monarch was last night celebrated at Astley’s, by the front of the Royal Amphitheatre being...

215E (Vol. 2)

The finest and most interesting groupe [sic] of characters lamenting the fall of the great and illustrious Abercromby struggling with...

215F (Vol. 2)

The Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster Bridge, has long, and very justly, been looked to as a place not only superior to...

216C (Vol. 2)

The Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-Bridge, may be said to have taken Curiosity in some manner by storm—such are the potent and...

216B (Vol. 2)

The attraction of the new military and naval spectacle of British Glory in Egypt, at the Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-bridge, exceeds...

216F (Vol. 2)

Puss in Boots, the production of Mr. Lonsdale, the excellent Ballet of Darby and Joan, and the fine and truly...

217 (Vol. 1)

INTELLIGENCE FROM THE AMPHITHEATRE RIDING SCHOOL, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. Last night the piblick [sic] was invited to see the representation of...

217C (Vol. 2)

We find that, from the uncommon demand for places to see the grand spectacle of Rinaldini, that of the Northern...

217B (Vol. 2)

Nothing can withstand the attractions excited by the powerful and interesting circumstances in the new Military and Naval Spectacle of...

217D (Vol. 2)

One of the finest and most interesting subjects for an Artist to touch on, as a national event, is the...

218A (Vol. 2)

A prize wherry, given by Mr. ASTLEY, was rowed for yesterday on the Thames. The contest was severe, there being...

219 (Vol. 1)

Mr. SANETTA, inventor of the many pleasing Devices exhibited in the CHINESE SHADOWS, at Mr. ASTLEY’s Riding School, Westminster-Bridge, Begs...

219B (Vol. 2)

It may be said with some degree of truth, that, such are the merits of the new military and naval...

219D (Vol. 2)

Puss in Boots, with its beautiful scenery, and those very singular characters, Darby and Joan, still continue to shake the...

219F (Vol. 2)

Mr. Upton is said to be bringing out another splendid and interesting spectacle at the Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-bridge, of which...

220A (Vol. 2)

If it is asked, what can be looked upon as the best policy attaches to a Manager of a public...