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144A (Vol. 2)

Total Change of Performances, and the second and last Week of the Cabinet of MONKIES. Their Performances as follow: Rope...

144 (Vol. 3)

POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT. For the Benefit of Mr. UPTON and Mr. COLLINS. ASTLEY’s, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their...

145 (Vol. 1)

SUMMER AMUSEMENT THIS and EVERY EVENING Summer Season will be presented at ASTLEY’s Amphitheatre Riding-School, Westminster-Bridge, A very CAPITAL DISPLAY...

145D (Vol. 2)

The Public are called upon To-morrow Evening, to be present at such a Theatrical Feast as never appeared at a...

145E (Vol. 2)

When a new piece appears at any Theatre, public curiosity is wound up to such a pitch that the first...

145A (Vol. 2)

SECOND NIGHT. An entire New Pantomime, interspersed with new Duets, and new Comic Songs, by Mr. Johannot; also an entire...

145B (Vol. 2)

The Monkies, the new Pantomime, the new Dance, and the whole of the Performances at the Amphitheatre, at Westminster-bridge, this...

145C (Vol. 2)

This evening will conclude the present entertainments at ASTLEY’s, and another change takes place on Monday next, but what the...

145F (Vol. 2)

CONNELL’s NIGHT. At ASTLEY’s, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE, THIS present TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1796, will be presented a selection of splendid Entertainments....

145 (Vol. 3)

ASTLEY’S AMPHITHEATRE. THIS theatre closed on the 24th instant. The season has been very successful, which has been greatly owing...

146 (Vol. 1)

A General Display of manly and incomparable Feats of Activity and Agility of Body on foot and Horseback, &c. with...

146D (Vol. 2)

That better and ore brilliant performances than those now exhibiting at ASTLEY’s cannot be invented, seems the decided opinion of...

146C (Vol. 2)

For the BENEFIT of Mr. ASTLEY, Jun. AMPHITHEATRE OF ARTS, ASTLEY’s, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE: Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness Duke...

146D (Vol. 2)

TWENTIETH CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES THIS SEASON, With a Continuation of the CABINET of MONKIES. Their Performances as follow: Rope Dancing;...

146A (Vol. 2)

For the BENEFIT of Mr. DAVIS, Riding-Master, and Mr. FOX. AMPHITHEATRE of ARTS, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. THIS present WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12, 1796,...

147B 147C (Vol. 2)

To which will be added, A New and Splendid PANTOMIME, with new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, called OLYMPIAN...

147I (Vol. 2)

Simonet, the famous Equestrian young Lady at Astley’s, takes a Benefit this Evening. We understand that many Novelties have been...

147 (Vol. 1)

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147F (Vol. 2)

Well may Astley’s Theatre, Westminster Bridge, be crowded nightly. Variety of Amusements always command success;--it is from this circumstance the...

147G (Vol. 2)

The new Pantomime called “Jack of all Trades,” which is this night to appear for the first time at the...

147E (Vol. 2)

The Theatre, Westminster Bridge, may be considered as the source of London Amusements; ASTLEY’s and HANDY’s Company are so eminent,...

147H (Vol. 2)

MR. ASTLEY JUNIOR. Were the advertisement in this day’s Paper wanting in giving us reason to expect an entertainment: To-morrow...

147J (Vol. 2)

There is nothing like a thorough knowledge of Theatrical Entertainments; it is owing to this circumstance that Astley continually furnishes...

147A (Vol. 2)

For the benefit of Mr. SMITH, late Riding Master to Mr. ASTLEY. Mr. SMITH begs leave respectfully to acquaint his...