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271F (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s new beautiful Theatre, ever teeming with excellence and variety, continues to be crowded with all the fashion and distinction...

272F (Vol. 2)

CORONER’s INQUEST—Mr. MONTOLIEU.—An Inquest was taken yesterday at eleven o’clock, by Mr. JEMMETT, Coroner for Surrey, at the New Inn...

272E (Vol. 2)

CORONER’s INQUEST. Yesterday morning, at eleven o’clock, an Inquest was held before Mr. JEMMETT, Coroner for Surrey, on the body...

273A (Vol. 2)

Mr. MONTOLIEU, whose sudden death as he entered ASTLEY’s Theatre we lately mentioned, was brother-in-law to the Right Hon. Lord...

274B (Vol. 2)

SURREY ASSIZES. CROYDON, AUG. 16. CIVIL SIDE. The causes, which were of the most importance, were withdrawn and referred. Those...

274A (Vol. 2)

The very short time that is to come of the present Entertainments at the Royal Amphitheatre, which, it is said,...

275E (Vol. 2)

A considerable number of the fashionables took their departure for the country in the course of the last week, and...

275B (Vol. 2)

Vauxhall, and the ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, have wonders during the last week, both places displaying on their respective nights, a shew...

275C (Vol. 2)

St. Swithin has proved this season a bitter enemy to the pleasures of Public Gardens, while the Theatres, more especially...

275D (Vol. 2)

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.—An entire new Harlequinade, entitled The Diving Bell, or the Gift of Neptune, was presented to an overflowing audience...

276 (Vol. 3)

The Amphitheatre, Westminster-Bridge, was last night crowded; among the fashionables were the Duke of Cambridge and the Duchess of York,...

283 (Vol. 3)

The grand Spectacle of “The Arab,” or “The Robbers of the Deserts,” now performing with such distinguished eclat at the...

284F (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s.—The Public are most respectfully informed that the Entertainments of this place are suspended, on account of the late melancholy...

284G (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE, Westminster-Bridge.—The Public are most respectfully informed, that this Theatre will re-open for the remainder of the season, To-morrow...

285E (Vol. 2)

The approaching close of the Royal Amphitheatre for this season, has already began to operate in a very powerful manner...

286E (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY, jun. has obtained a renewal of his licence to open the Royal Theatre. The division of the Magistrates, being...

287B (Vol. 2)

Mrs. ASTLEY, who at all times gives a consequence to the character she represents, appears to the most happy advantage...

287A (Vol. 2)

Mr. ASTLEY, Jun. whose grand and liberal management of his Amusements, at the ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, having justly entitled him to...

287 (Vol. 3)

The grand and spirited Spectacle of The Arab, which, from a variety of existing circumstances, renders its military incidents and...

294 (Vol. 3)

All parts of the Royal Amphitheatre overflowed at an early hour yesterday evening, a circumstance that we attribute not so...

309 (Vol. 3)

ASTLEY’S, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. On the 14th of August, Mr. Astley, junior, produced a new comic pantomime, called The Midnight Bell, or...

310 (Vol. 3)

The great overflow of Company from the Royal Amphitheatre for some nights past, and that before the hour of seven...

313 (Vol. 3)

The Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster Bridge, from the nature, variety, and sterling excellence attached to its several performances, may at this...

315 (Vol. 3)

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, Westminster Bridge. By express desire of his Serene Highness the Duke of Brunswick Oels, who with his Suite...