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251B (Vol. 2)

NEW GRAND CHINESE SPECTACLE. Royal Amphitheatre, (Astley’s) Westminster-Bridge, under the patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of WALES and...

251C (Vol. 2)

DIED.]—On Thursday evening, at Hercules-Hall, Lambeth, Mrs. Astley, aged 62, wife of Mr. Astley, sen. Proprietor of the Amphitheatre, Westminster...

251D (Vol. 2)

The Royal Amphitheatre promises to close its Summer Campaign with one of the most spirited and successful seasons that has...

251E (Vol. 2)

The last Week but one of HARLEQUIN ROBBER, and (7th time) THE NEW GRAND CHINESE SPECTACLE. Royal Amphitheatre, (Astley’s) Westminster-Bridge,...

251G (Vol. 2)

Sep [September] 2 1803 about ½ past 2 this morning Astley theatre Burnt & near 40 Houses Mrs Astleys mother...

251F (Vol. 2)

1803 Sep [September] old Astley a prisoner in France & his wife expiring Min 16 215

251 (Vol. 3)

Long before the drawing up of the curtain, the Royal Amphitheatre has for some nights back presented a display of...

251 (Vol. 3)

Royal Amphitheatre, ASTLEY’s, Westminster Bridge. Under the patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of WALES and Duke of YORK....

252A (Vol. 2)

DREADFUL FIRE.—ASTLEY’s THEATRE. It is our melancholy task to have to communicate to our readers the particulars of a most...

252 (Vol. 3)

The 14th Night of the new Nautical Spectacle and other Entertainments, which continuing to receive the enthusiastic applause of crowded...

253A (Vol. 2)

Sep [September] 2 1803 Astley burnt down & 40 Houses

253E (Vol. 2)

The want of means to escape from fire has been fatally exemplified in the case of Mrs. WOODMAN; this should...

253D (Vol. 2)

THE FIRE AT ASTLEY’s THEATRE. FURTHER PARTICULARS. Mr. and Mrs. Astley, junior, were sleeping at a small country-house they have...

253 (Vol. 3)

Mrs. Parker, who is a most admirable Columbine on any Stage, continues, by a kind of magic, in the New...

254A (Vol. 2)

The only insurance Mr. ASTLEY made of his property was to the amount of 1700l. He sustains a loss of...

254D (Vol. 2)

Mr. ASTLEY, sen. arrived in town on Wednesday; he made his escape from France, in company with his two nieces,...

254B (Vol. 2)

FIRE at Astley’s, Westminster Bridge.—The unfortunate Sufferers at the above Fire most humbly presume to solicit the aid of a...

254C (Vol. 2)

The late unfortunate Mrs. WOODMAN was originally introduced to the notice of the Public as a singer, by the celebrated...

254E (Vol. 2)

Astley Sen ard [arrived] in London yesterday about 5 weeks ago he obtained a passport to go to Piedmont for...

254 (Vol. 3)

Richer, whose ease and elegance on the tight rope does away every iota of fear with the most timid person...

254 (Vol. 3)

Re-engagement of Mr. Richer; Mr. Smith’s Flying Act of Horsemanship; 3d night of the Hunted Tailor; and the last week...

255B (Vol. 2)

Mr. and Mrs. ASTLEY, we believe, were not in town. The mother of Mrs. ASTLEY unfortunately was in the house...

255 (Vol. 3)

Five last Nights of Mr. Richer’s Engagement. Eighteenth Night of the new Nautical Spectacle, and other Entertainments, which, continuing to...

256 (Vol. 2)

FURTHER PARTICULARS. The fire, we have just heard, broke out in the lamp room; some sparks from the fire-works fell...