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57B (Vol. 2)

9 beat] Westminster Bridge.—Last night made its appearance at this place, one of the most pleasing, brilliant, an interesting Pantomimes...

60C (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY, the first Equestrian in the world, exhibits his wonderful feats the two remaining nights of performance, this and to-morrow...

61B (Vol. 2)

BAGSHOT HEATH CAMP, AT ASTLEY’S.—Whether it was the invention of the Old Soldier or the Young Equestrian, we know not,...

61C (Vol. 2)

The genteeler [sic] a place of public amusement is, the greater the number of frail fair who visit it—In the...

61D (Vol. 2)

The Royal Saloon takes the lead at present; all the fashionable world grace the Boxes; nothing very uncommon during the...

61E (Vol. 2)

Had the Royal Saloon been erected on the top of St. Paul’s; on the Monument, or on Shuter’s Hill, YOUNG...

61 (Vol. 3)

John Bull, who knows the value of gold, and perhaps the way to get it was well as any person...

62C (Vol. 2)

ROYAL SALOON. ASTLEY’s NEW AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. MR. ASTLEY, Jun. most respectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, and others; that the above...

62 (Vol. 3)

The Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-Bridge, commences its Summer campaign to-morrow evening, under the active and skillful management of Mr. ASTLEY, jun.;...

63C (Vol. 2)

Our SURRY Theatre commenced its season last night, in presence of an Audience, which, for gentility, as well as numbers,...

63D (Vol. 2)

Nothing can equal the applause bestowed by the audience at ASTLEY’S Theatre, the two last nights, particularly during the representation...

63 (Vol. 3)

The little Antipodean Hero at the ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, continues to surprise, delight, and astonish all ranks and description of persons,...

64A (Vol. 2)

The number of Theatrical Managers, candidates fro public favour, is such, that the success of the ROYAL SALOON is the...

64C (Vol. 2)

Why the ROYAL SALOON should serve only as a Summer Theatre, is to us extraordinary, when it is to be...

64D (Vol. 2)

The present severity of the weather, thought apparently unfavourable to places of public amusement, seems to have little or no...

64F (Vol. 2)

ROYAL SALOON. ASTLEY’s NEW AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. NO PERFORMANCE THIS EVENING. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, April 20, 1793, a VARIETY of PLEASING ENTERTAINMENTS.

64G (Vol. 2)

ROYAL SALOON. ASTLEY’s NEW AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. No Performance this Evening. To-morrow, Saturday, April 20, A Variety of pleasing Entertainments.

64E (Vol. 2)

The ROYAL SALOON, and VAUXHALL GARDENS, were, last night, so crowded, that neither of them could have accommodated more visitors....

64 (Vol. 3)

The admirers of chaste and elegant dancing will have a treat on Wednesday next at Mr. ASTLEY’s Amphitheatre, that being...

65E (Vol. 2)

The excellency of Astley’s Theatre, consists in novelty and variety. The local pieces beautifully imagined and richly dressed: the Horsemanship...

65B (Vol. 2)

If the abilities of ASTLEY be measured by his success, there is no doubt that he is in possession of...

65C (Vol. 2)

Were the Manager of the ROYAL SALOON to relinquish his Theatrical Concerns, the lovers of fun and humour would be...

65 (Vol. 3)

That incomparable performer on the rope, Richer, takes his leave of Astley’s Amphitheatre this evening, which is for his benefit,...

66A (Vol. 2)

If the most brilliant house, ever yet beheld at ASTLEY’s, is not at least equalled by that of tonight, we...