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642 (Vol. 3)
November 30, 1815We feel ourselves peculiarly happy in being enabled to announce the re-engagement of the astonishing Venetian Slack-rope Vaulter, Il Diavolo...
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643 (Vol. 3)
November 30, 1815We feel ourselves peculiarly happy in being enabled to announce the re-engagement of the astonishing Venetian Slack-rope Vaulter, Il Diavolo...
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645 (Vol. 3)
May 15, 1816We feel ourselves peculiarly happy in begin enabled to announce the re-engagement of the astonishing Venetian Slack-rope Vaulter, Il Diavolo...
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645 (Vol. 3)
May 15, 1816We feel ourselves peculiarly happy in being enabled to announce the re-engagement of the astonishing Venetian Slack-rope Vaulter, Il Diavolo...
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646 (Vol. 1)
April 13, 1985It is said a certain voyager has proferred[sic] Mr. Astley to take his extraordinary monkey with him on his next...
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647 (Vol. 1)
April 16, 1985Since Mr. Astley has caused the rope to be fixed in the side, for the performance of General Jackoo, his...
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648 (Vol. 1)
April 16, 1785The manner in which General Jackoo deports himself in his military habilaments, is a most admirable burlesque of some of...
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650 (Vol. 1)
April 22, 1785A correspondent thinks Mr. Astley acted like a very prudent and penetrating General in his manoeuvres this season?; for had...
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652 (Vol. 1)
April 27, 1985Mr. Astley has very luckily adopted the hint given him respecting the situating General Jackoo in such a manner as...
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653 (Vol. 1)
April 28, 1985By Desire of his Royal Highness the DUC DE CHARTRES. ASTLEY’s, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE; His Royal Highness having expressed a desire...
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654 (Vol. 1)
April 25, 1785Mr. Astley was honoured last night with a visit from the Duc de Chartres, which occasioned a more than usual...
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655 (Vol. 1)
April 30, 1785Astley’s Westminster-Bridge, April 30. ⸻The uncommon overflow in every part of this place last Thursday night, to see the general...
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656 (Vol. 1)
March 31, 1785AMPHITHEATRE. ―Among the many excellent amusements which Mr. Astley has introduced this season at this Theatre, we know of none...
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658 (Vol. 1)
May 03, 1785Amphitheatre. ⸻⸻Last night several new performances were represented at this theatre. Among these Mr. Astley performed his celebrated manly exercise...
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660 (Vol. 1)
May 05, 1785AMPHITHEATRE. ⸻Several new entertainments were represented last night at this Theatre. Mr. Astley performed with great applause his celebrated exercise...
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660 (Vol. 3)
August 20, 1816ASTLEY’S THEATRE.—Last night, a new Melo Drama, written by Mr. W. Barrymore, entitled Red Riven, or The Mill of Glaris....
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662 (Vol. 1)
May 16, 1785AMPHITHEATRE. ⸻The new burlesque of the Nine Taylors going a Fox hunting, does Mr. Astley as much credit for his...
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663 (Vol. 1)
May 16, 1785The continuation of that part of the exhibition which has met with general approbation, cannot fail of being acceptable to...
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664 (Vol. 1)
May 23, 1785Royal Grove, May 23. Those ladies and gentlemen who have taken places for the present exhibition, are most respectfully informed,...
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665 (Vol. 1)
May 21, 1785ASTLEY’s Powder is double Proof; his shot does wonderful execution, witness his crouded[sic] houses; a new battery is to be...
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668 (Vol. 1)
May 25, 1785A greater proof that novelty and variety will always ensure success, was never given perhaps than by the very extraordinary...
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669 (Vol. 1)
UndatedIt is impossible for the merit of Mr. Astley to be more conspicuously shewn, than in the excellency of his...
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670 (Vol. 1)
May 28, 1758The new burletta of Cupid Pilgrim, performed at Astley’s theatre with such universal applause, is a translation of a piece...
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671 (Vol. 1)
June 02, 1785The amazing Performances on the Tight Rope; the grand Experiments with the magic Table; the musical Piece of Cupid Pilgrim;...