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could produce. “I am, “Dear Sir, “Yours, &c.” ROYAL GROVE, Westminster-Bridge. Thursday, Sept. 3, 1789. In consequence of the above...

1134 (Vol. 1)

INTELLIGENCE FROM ASTLEY’s. Beautiful, beyond description, was the ROYAL NAVAL REVIEW, performed, for the first time, last night at Astley’s:---indeed...

1135 (Vol. 1)

The Royal Naval Review brought out at Astley’s, is one of the most excellent aquatic entertainments over offered to the...

1138 (Vol. 1)

meet with so much encouragement, when we consider the great variety he exhibits every evening; here we see Rope Dancing,...

1139 (Vol. 1)

Every body speaks highly in praise of Astley’s new pantomime, called Harlequin’s Choice of the Beauties of the World, which...

1141 (Vol. 1)

Astley’s machinist must be very ingenious to work the ships in the manner he does in the Naval Review; as...

1142 (Vol. 1)

Good light and music are two great requisites in a theatre, and these are to be found at Astley’s whose...

1145 (Vol. 1)

Last night, in consequence of Young Astley’s being advertised to perform his unparallelled [sic] equestrian Exercises, the boxes and other...

1146 (Vol. 1)

To say nothing of Astley’s entertainments, which are confessedly allowed to have much spirit and ingenuity, yet his judgement was...

1147 (Vol. 1)

The whole uniform of the armed Citizens of Paris is brought over by Mr. Astley, who sent to France merely...

1148 (Vol. 1)

The Head of the Governor of the Bastile, &c. which Astley has brought from Paris, is so finely modelled, that...

1149 (Vol. 1)

The oddity of Astley’s advertisement, in yesterday’s paper, drew together, last night, a great number of spectators, who seemed to...

1151 (Vol. 1)

Rare work at Astley’s! five shillings has been offered for a Pitt Ticket; but the wonder will cease, when we...

1152 (Vol. 1)

Great numbers could not get admittance, last night, at Astley’s, which overflowed in every quarter. Besides a profusion of excellent...

1156 (Vol. 1)

The entertainments at Astley’s will soon conclude, not for want of company, as to our certain knowledge, his theatre overflowed...

1158 (Vol. 1)

Astley closes in a few days one of the most successful campaigns he perhaps ever experiences: we do not envy...

1163 (Vol. 1)

ASTLEY and his Troop had been nearly lost in the late storms, on their passage to Ireland;--the packet they were...

1164 (Vol. 1)

ASTLEY and his Troop had been nearly lost in the late storms, on their passage to Ireland;--the packet they were...

1245 (Vol. 3)

ASTLEY’S THEATRE.—This house was crowded by motley groups, who seemed desirous of expressing their loyal in every possible way. The...

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On Monday evening, about a quarter to 10, a private watchman, belonging to Serle’s wharf, near the foot of Westminster-bridge,...

1303 (Vol. 3)

THEATRICAL MOVEMENTS. Astley’s has been entirely re-decorated in the most splendid and tasteful style. The design was given by Ducrow...

1304 (Vol. 3)

ASTLEY’S THEATRE. This Theatre commenced its summer season on Monday night with the production of a new drama, entitled Chevy...

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ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. Whenever we hear of distress in the theatrical world we are inclined to send the complainants to Astley’s....

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DUCROW has purchased three zebras, which he intends to bring speedily into active service. The price is said to be...