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523 (Vol. 3)

ASTLEY’s THEATRE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE.—The Summer season commenced at this elegant Theatre last night. ASTLEY has an admirable equestrian groupe, and...

524 (Vol. 3)

ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE. Mr. ASTLEY’s indefatigable spirit furnishes every year some agreeable novelty for the public. His Pantomimes frequently possess more...

525 (Vol. 3)

The inimitable and graceful dancing of Miss BANISTER on the Tight Rope, already is spoken of in the highest terms...

536 (Vol. 3)

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (Astley’s) Westminster-bridge, under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent and duke of York.—The Nobility, Gentry,...

560 (Vol. 1)

A correspondent has sent us the following :---Among the great variety of amusements which is exhibited at Mr. Astley’s Ambigu-Comic,...

561 (Vol. 1)

Since the arrival of Mademoiselle Constance, Mr. Astley’s Amphitheatre may be said to rival the Italian Opera in their much...

563 (Vol. 1)

A correspondent says that a boy of nine years of age only, made his first appearance last night as a...

564 (Vol. 1)

ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE and AMBIGU-COMIC, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE, THIS and EVERY EVENING, THE various ENTERTAINMENTS of this Place will continue, consisting of H...

565 (Vol. 1)

Numbers of Ladies and Gentlemen having requested the comic exhibition of the Taylor riding to Brentford, it will be presented...

567 (Vol. 1)

A Correspondent has sent us the following : —The new Comic Pantomimical Ballet called “Rural Innocence,” performed at Astley’s last...

569 (Vol. 1)

This evening a comic piece called the RECRUIT, two new dances, the first called RURAL INNOCENCE, the second called the...

569 (Vol. 3)

The New Pantomime called, “Fortune’s Favourite; or, Harlequin’s Harvest, performed last night at ASTLEY’s Theatre, for the first time, was...

570 (Vol. 1)

In consequence of so many Ladies and Gentlemen having been disappointed of places at Sadlers Wells, the following entertainments will...

570 (Vol. 3)

ROWING MATCH. Astley’s 27th Prize Wherry was rowed for on Saturday last, in honour of his Royal Highness the Prince...

572 (Vol. 1)

A correspondent who has been to Astley’s Theatre since the addition of the grand piece of fire-work of the Salamander,...

575 (Vol. 1)

MR. ASTLEY, jun. most respectfully begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and others, that the Amphitheatre Riding School, Westminster...

580 (Vol. 1)

Besides the usual Entertainments at Astley’s, Westminster-Bridge (which have given the highest satisfaction) every evening this week will be added,...

583 (Vol. 1)

Friday night was performed at Astley’s Amphitheatre, to a most brilliant and crowded audience, a new Pantomime, called Harlequin Emperor...

584 (Vol. 1)

AMPHITHEATRICAL INTELLIGENCE. A new pantomime was performed, for the first time, at Astley’s Theatre last night. It is called Harlequin,...

586 (Vol. 1)

Astley’s, August 18. The extraordinary display of fireworks exhibited in honor of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales’s birth...

595 (Vol. 3)

CORONER’S INQUEST.—Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Crown, Westminster-bridge, on the body of John Stevenson, late a saddler I...

596 (Vol. 1)

Astley is remarkably successful in his ideas of amusements for the publick[sic]. Nothing evinces this more than the rapidity with...

596 (Vol. 3)

FATAL ACCIDENT.—Yesterday a curious occurrence took place at ASTLEY’s Theatre, which, we regret to say, terminated the existence of a...

605 (Vol. 3)

ASTLEY’S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.—At this pleasant place was exhibited a Serio-Comic Equestrian Pantomime, with extraordinary and extensive new platforms and nouvelle...