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34D (Vol. 2)

The truth, force, and splendor with which the Royal Escape from Paris is described by ASTLEY in the Royal Fugitives,...

34F (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s manner of representing their Majesties of France escape, is equally a compliment to his heart and mind. For while...

34 (Vol. 3)

The celebrated Spectacle of the “Fair Slave” is fixed to be withdrawn in the course of a night or two,...

35 (Vol. 1)

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35A (Vol. 2)

THE LAST NIGHT OF THE PRESENT PERFORMANCES. FRANCE in an UPROAR. Mr. ASTLEY, Sen. being in Paris during the Attempt...

35B (Vol. 2)

A CHANGER OF PERFORMANCES, (During the fifth Easter week) with a continuation of FRANCE IN AN UPROAR; OR, THE ROYAL...

35 (Vol. 3)

The last Night of the present Entertainments, as a Change will take place on Monday next. ASTLEY’s.—Under the Patronage of...

36 (Vol. 1)

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36B (Vol. 2)

PRINCE OF WHALES’s BIRTH DAY. ROYAL GROVE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. Mr. ASTLEY, Most respectfully begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry,...

36G (Vol. 2)

DUKE of YORK’s BIRTH DAY. ROYAL GROVE, ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. Mr. ASTLEY, Most respectfully begs leave to inform the...

36E (Vol. 2)

The new dramatic dance of “Love and Valour, or, Astley’s West Indian,” that was performed for the first time last...

36B (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY having engaged so inimitable a dancer as M. MERCEROT, who appeared last night at the Royal Grove, promises to...

36C (Vol. 2)

DUKE OF YORK’s BIRTH-DAY. ROYAL GROVE. ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. MR. ASTLEY most respectfully begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry,...

36A (Vol. 2)

The most capital fire-work which ASTLEY exhibited last Friday night in honour of the Prince of WHALES, was thought by...

36D (Vol. 2)

The new dancer, Mons. MERCEROT, seems to have danced himself already into the good graces of the public. All those...

36H (Vol. 2)

ANECDOTE. A gentlemen just arrived from Paris, has favoured us with the following Anecdote of French Politics. It seems, when...

36I (Vol. 2)

The Manager of any public place, who is not sparing in bringing forth fresh Amusements with taste and splendor, will...

36 (Vol. 3)

For the BENEFIT of Mr. LAURENT. ASTLEY’s.—Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Duke of...

37 (Vol. 1)

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37A (Vol. 2)

THE LAST WEEK Of the PRESENT PERFORMANCES. ROYAL GROVE, ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE, Westminster Bridge. THIS present MONDAY, August 22, 1791, and...

37B (Vol. 2)

Royal Grove Intelligence.—The new dance of Love and Valour, or ASTLEY’s West Indian, was performed for the first time last...

37C (Vol. 2)

ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES (Together with new Scenery, Machinery, Music, Dresses, and Decorations) BEING THE SIXTH SINCE EASTER MONDAY. ROYAL...

37 (Vol. 3)

ASTLEY’s. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of WALES and Duke of YORK. THIS present EVENING, the...

38 (Vol. 1)

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