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672 (Vol. 1)
June 04, 1785KING’s BIRTH DAY.—Mr. Astley most respectfully informs the nobility, gentry, and others, that a most capital Firework is purposely prepared,...
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672 (Vol. 1)
June 25, 1785A correspondent says, the surprizing Musical Child, who is called the Infant Orpheus, now performing at Astley’s with so much...
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673 (Vol. 1)
June 19, 1785The following lines are addressed to MR. ASTLEY by a LADY; on seeing his performances. HERE taste and fancy blend...
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673 (Vol. 1)
June 27, 1785Among the various phenomena of this age there appears to be none which excites so much surprise as the Musical...
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673 (Vol. 1)
June 04, 1985KING’ BIRTH-DAY. Astley’s, June 4, 1785. Mr. Astley most respectfully informs the nobility, gentry, and others, that a most capital...
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676 (Vol. 1)
June 06, 1785We find by Mr. Astley’s advertisement, in front of this paper, that the astonishing Newcastle Musical Child, is engaged to...
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676 (Vol. 1)
July 09, 1785Mr. Astley respectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, and others, that several of the present amusements were only engaged at the...
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678 (Vol. 1)
June 08, 1785Amphitheatrical Intelligence.—The wonderful MUSICAL CHILD made his first appearance at this Theatre last night. We know not which was greater,...
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679 (Vol. 1)
UndatedThe new pantomime of Harlequin’s Exhibition of the Times, performed at Astley’s on Monday night, for the first time, was...
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831 (Vol. 1)
June 07, 1786The fireworks which were played off on the Thames at Westminster Bridge in honour of his Majesty’s birth-day, by Mr....
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832 (Vol. 1)
June 09, 1786Astley, Westminster Bridge, brings out, this evening, a new piece called, The Two Nannys; a second piece called, the Marriage...
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833 (Vol. 1)
June 12, 1786The amusements for this week are expresly [sic] selected, in order to form a most capital entertainment, viz. the whole...
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835 (Vol. 1)
June 13, 1786ROYAL GROVE, June 13. Many of the Amusements for this week being selected by desire of several of the Nobility:...
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836 (Vol. 1)
June 15, 1786Astley’s surprising monkey, General Jackoo, alternately performs in the slack wire, the rope and tumbling; notwithstanding these exercises are not...
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837 (Vol. 1)
June 17, 1786Since Young Astley has exhibited his wonderful feats of leaping over the garter, the ladies have installed him unanimously their...
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838 (Vol. 1)
June 17, 1786The feats which Young Astley performs over the Garter, a correspondent remarks, is the most wonderful of any yet displayed...
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839 (Vol. 1)
June 19, 1786The somersets at the Royal Grove, by Lawrence, are unequalled, for the strength, number, and exertion, with which they are...
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840 (Vol. 1)
June 19, 1786ASTLEY, Westminster Bridge, brings out this evening a new piece, called the Two Nannys; a second piece called the Marriage...
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841 (Vol. 1)
June 20, 1786Amongst the great variety of excellence Astley exhibits new a his Royal Grove, not the least is the mandolin player...
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843 (Vol. 1)
June 20, 1786Intelligence from the Royal Grove, or Astley’s Amphitheatre. The novelty and variety of the entertainments yesterday evening, caused every part...
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844 (Vol. 1)
June 20, 1786Astley, Westminster Bridge, brings out this evening a new piece, called the Two Nannys; a second piece called the Marriage...
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845 (Vol. 1)
June 21, 1786On Monday evening Astley’s amphitheatre overflowed in every part from the variety of new amusements performed there, and which were...
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847 (Vol. 1)
July 27, 1786Young Astley appearing again, may be said, a correspondent observes, to have fixed the Royal Grove so firm on the...
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848 (Vol. 1)
June 22, 1786Since the Royal Grove has become such an universal favourite, from the arrival of young Astley and the rest of...