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43B (Vol. 2)

After this night, the Sons of Mirth, at ASTLEY’s, together with the Pantomimical Budget of that place, will take a...

43D (Vol. 2)

The number of people at Mr. Astley’s Riding Amphitheatre last night on the benefit of his son, was very great;...

44C (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY, and a very numerous Company, are performing at the Theatre Royal, Liverpool.—Dublin has had him all the winter.—DAILY, the...

44D (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY and his Company are expected from Liverpool in a few days, in order to take the field at Westminster-bridge—Easter-Monday...

44E (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s rehearsal last night in the new building, was such that must insure him many visitors at the opening on...

44F (Vol. 2)

We are given to understand, that besides a new Theatre, there are many other attractions at ASTLEY’s for the opening...

44G (Vol. 2)

We have not been able to procure the bill of fare from ASTLEY’s Theatre. Report says, that the species of...

44H (Vol. 2)

ROYAL SALOON And NEW AMPHITHEATRE, Westminster-Bridge, WILL Open on Easter Monday, April the 9th, under the Direction of Mr ASTLEY,...

45B (Vol. 2)

ROYAL SALLOON INTELLIGENCE. Last night, the Amusements of this new Theatre opened, for the first time, under the direction of...

45A (Vol. 2)

LETTER TO Mr. ASTLEY, Jun. --- SIR, As an admirer of your public amusements, I no sooner heard of your...

45C (Vol. 2)

Last night the Royal Saloon, Westminster-bridge, was so crouded [sic] with persons o the greatest fashion, that not a place...

45D (Vol. 2)

The mighty overflow of the Royal Salon, arises from Young ASTLEY’s being a great favourite—the entertainments given by the new...

46 (Vol. 1)

THIS and every Evening at ASTLEY’s Riding School, the Foot of Westminster Bridge, besides the usual Diversions of Horsemanship, will...

46B (Vol. 2)

ROYAL SALOON INTELLIGENCE.—This new Theatre opened last night under the direction of ASTLEY, jun. and from the specimen he gave...

46C (Vol. 2)

The Public will always to where they please, because they know where true merit presides, and well chosen Entertainments are...

46 (Vol. 2)

Mr. ASTLLEY, sen. of Westminster-bridge, has applied to Mr. HARRIS for the dormant Patent; should it fall into that gentleman’s...

47 (Vol. 1)

THIS and every Evening at ASTLEY’s Riding School, the Foot of Westminster Bridge, beside the usual Diversions of Horsemanship, will...

47C (Vol. 2)

Though the horse has ever been looked upon as the most useful of all animals, it is but lately that...

47D (Vol. 2)

This morning about ten o clock, as he workmen were trying some experiments with fireworks at Astley’s Riding Theatre, a...

47G (Vol. 2)

HERCULES-HALL, LAMBETH. Mr. ASTLEY, Sen. Is inexpressibly concerned that he is in some degree prevented from affording that Amusement, THIS...

47E (Vol. 2)

The extraordinary abilities of Young Astley as Harlequin, and the uncommon talents of the Little Devil, one of his performers,...

47F (Vol. 2)

Sunday morning at five o’clock died, Mr. John Honor, the Head Carpenter to Mr. Astley’s Amphitheatre. He was the person...

47A (Vol. 2)

YOUNG ASTLEY may be rated somewhat of a novice in the capacity of a Manager, but if every novice could...

48D (Vol. 2)

Surrounded as Mr. ASTLEY was by numerous obstacles from the accident of the devices taking fire prior to the exhibition,...