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1133 (Vol. 1)
September 03, 1789could produce. “I am, “Dear Sir, “Yours, &c.” ROYAL GROVE, Westminster-Bridge. Thursday, Sept. 3, 1789. In consequence of the above...
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1134 (Vol. 1)
September 06, 1789INTELLIGENCE FROM ASTLEY’s. Beautiful, beyond description, was the ROYAL NAVAL REVIEW, performed, for the first time, last night at Astley’s:---indeed...
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1135 (Vol. 1)
September 07, 1789The Royal Naval Review brought out at Astley’s, is one of the most excellent aquatic entertainments over offered to the...
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1136 (Vol. 1)
September 07, 1789NAVAL REVIEW AT PLYMOUTH. ASSAULT of the BASTILE. MODEL of PARIS, &c. ROYAL GROVE, AND ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE, THIS...
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1137 (Vol. 1)
September 14, 1789NAVAL REVIEW at PLYMOUTH, ASSAULT of the BASTILE; MODEL of PARIS, And a NEW PANTOMIME. ROYAL GROVE, And ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE,...
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1138 (Vol. 1)
September 17, 1789meet with so much encouragement, when we consider the great variety he exhibits every evening; here we see Rope Dancing,...
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1139 (Vol. 1)
September 21, 1789Every body speaks highly in praise of Astley’s new pantomime, called Harlequin’s Choice of the Beauties of the World, which...
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1140 (Vol. 1)
September 24, 1789NAVAL REVIEW at PLYMOUTH, ASSAULT OF THE BASTILE; MODEL of PARIS, And a NEW PANTOMIME. ROYAL GROVE, And ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE,...
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1141 (Vol. 1)
September 23, 1789Astley’s machinist must be very ingenious to work the ships in the manner he does in the Naval Review; as...
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1142 (Vol. 1)
September 26, 1789Good light and music are two great requisites in a theatre, and these are to be found at Astley’s whose...
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1143 (Vol. 1)
September 28, 1789YOUNG ASTLEY’s EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES NAVAL REVIEW AT PLYMOUTH. The ASSAULT of the BASTILE. MODEL of PARIS. And a NEW PANTOMIME....
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1144 (Vol. 1)
September 30, 1789Mr. ASTLEY is just returned from Paris, with incontestable proofs, that the Westminster Bridge Representation of the Siege, Storming, and...
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1145 (Vol. 1)
September 29, 1789Last night, in consequence of Young Astley’s being advertised to perform his unparallelled [sic] equestrian Exercises, the boxes and other...
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1146 (Vol. 1)
August 31, 1789To say nothing of Astley’s entertainments, which are confessedly allowed to have much spirit and ingenuity, yet his judgement was...
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1147 (Vol. 1)
August 01, 1789The whole uniform of the armed Citizens of Paris is brought over by Mr. Astley, who sent to France merely...
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1148 (Vol. 1)
August 02, 1789The Head of the Governor of the Bastile, &c. which Astley has brought from Paris, is so finely modelled, that...
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1149 (Vol. 1)
August 01, 1789The oddity of Astley’s advertisement, in yesterday’s paper, drew together, last night, a great number of spectators, who seemed to...
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1150 (Vol. 1)
August 05, 1789Mr. ASTLEY is just returned from Paris, with incontestable proofs, that the Westminster Bridge Representation of the Siege, Storming, and...
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1151 (Vol. 1)
August 06, 1789Rare work at Astley’s! five shillings has been offered for a Pitt Ticket; but the wonder will cease, when we...
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1152 (Vol. 1)
August 07, 1789Great numbers could not get admittance, last night, at Astley’s, which overflowed in every quarter. Besides a profusion of excellent...
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1153 (Vol. 1)
August 07, 1789For the BENEFIT of Mr. ADAMS, THE ORIGINAL ENGISH ROSIGNOL, TREASURER. At the ROYAL GROVE, ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE, THIS PRESENT...
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1154 (Vol. 1)
August 08, 1789For the BENEFIT of Mr. CONNELL, ROYAL GROVE, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE, THIS PRESENT EVENING, THURSDAY, October 8th, 1789, AN EXTRAORDINARY DISPLAY OF...
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1155 (Vol. 1)
August 09, 1789ASTLEY’s ROYAL GROVE and AMPHITHEATRE For the BENEFIT of Mr. DAVIS, And Mr. J. and N. JENKINSON. THIS PRESENT EVENING,...
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1156 (Vol. 1)
August 12, 1789The entertainments at Astley’s will soon conclude, not for want of company, as to our certain knowledge, his theatre overflowed...