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220C (Vol. 2)

The Nobility leaving town for their respective feats in the country, still resort in fashionable crowd to the Royal Amphitheatre,...

220D (Vol. 2)

The view of the City of Paris, in the new Pantomime of Puss in Boots (to be repeated this evening...

220E (Vol. 2)

The attractions of the new Military and Naval Spectacle of British Glory in Egypt, so admirably represented at the Royal...

220H (Vol. 2)

The loss of Puss in Boots, the new Comic Pantomime in performance at the Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-bridge, which, with the...

221A (Vol. 2)

The uncommon avidity in the application to secure places for the last representation of Puss in Boots, and the whole...

221C (Vol. 2)

The announced change of entertainments drew a crowded and brilliant audience to the Royal Amphitheatre yesterday evening, every part of...

221D (Vol. 2)

The Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-bridge, was again crouded [sic] last night with the most distinguished characters in town. The pantomime of...

222A (Vol. 2)

Every evening an overflowing audience may certainly be looked upon as a proof of uncommon attraction in the place that...

222C (Vol. 2)

BIRTH. On Friday the 10th inst. At his Lordship’s house at Shrub-hill, near Dorkling, the Right Hon. Lady Leslie, of...

222D (Vol. 2)

Young Johannot, as the Little Trader in the new Ballet of the Prize, was again honoured last night with universal...

222E (Vol. 2)

Whether the new ballet of the Prize, the charming spectacle of British Glory in Egypt, or the inimitable pantomime of...

222G (Vol. 2)

The boxes of the Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster Bridge, are already put in a state of requisition for Monday next, such...

222H (Vol. 2)

Mrs. ASTLEY, whose absence from the stage is ever to be regretted by the lovers of sublime and beautiful spectacle,...

223B (Vol. 2)

FAIR ROSAMOND—a nee spectacle, founded on the story of Rosamond de Clifford, the lovely, but unfortunate mistress of Henry the...

223C (Vol. 2)

The Second Henry’s Reign, though so far back as the eleventh century, afforded the Manager of the Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster...

223D (Vol. 2)

The Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-bridge, overflowed again last night from every part of the house, such is the uncommon excellence and...

223E (Vol. 2)

Mrs. Astley, as the representative of the beautiful but unfortunate Rosamond, was again honoured, last night, with the most general...

223F (Vol. 2)

Every night an overflowing audience must convince the Manager of the Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-Bridge, that the extraordinary trouble and expense...

224D (Vol. 2)

Mrs. Astley has won the hearts of every beholder of her exquisite conception and portraiture of the fair and lovely...

224F (Vol. 2)

The two last representations of the comic pantomime of the Fairy, and the new military spectacle of British Glory in...

224G (Vol. 2)

The Rosamond Wig is so called from being worn by Mrs. Astley, in the beautiful spectacle of that name, at...

225 (Vol. 1)

WINTER AMUSEMENTS. At the AMPHITHEATRE RIDING-SCHOOL, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE; On Monday next, being the 10th of Dec. 1781. Will be presented several...

225 (Vol. 1)

WINTER AMUSEMENTS. At the AMPHITHEATRE RIDING-SCHOOL, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE; On Monday next, being the 10th of Dec. 1781. Will be presented several...

225B (Vol. 2)

Fair Rosamond, or Woodstock Bower, is a spectacle so replete with interesting circumstances, all of which make an appeal to...