Astley's Cuttings from Newspapers Vol. 1

1154 (Vol. 1)

For the BENEFIT of Mr. CONNELL, ROYAL GROVE, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE, THIS PRESENT EVENING, THURSDAY, October 8th, 1789, AN EXTRAORDINARY DISPLAY OF...

1155 (Vol. 1)

ASTLEY’s ROYAL GROVE and AMPHITHEATRE For the BENEFIT of Mr. DAVIS, And Mr. J. and N. JENKINSON. THIS PRESENT EVENING,...

1156 (Vol. 1)

The entertainments at Astley’s will soon conclude, not for want of company, as to our certain knowledge, his theatre overflowed...

1157 (Vol. 1)

For the BENEFIT of Messers. JOHNNOT and GEHOT. ROYAL GROVE, and ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, TUESDAY, October...

1158 (Vol. 1)

Astley closes in a few days one of the most successful campaigns he perhaps ever experiences: we do not envy...

1159 (Vol. 1)

FOR THE BENEFIT of Mr. DECASTRO. Mr. ASTLEY is just returned from Paris, with incontestable proofs, that the Westminster Bridge...

1160 (Vol. 1)

For the BENEFIT of Messrs. CABANELS, And Mrs. CONNELL. At ASTLEY’s ROYAL GROVE, and AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. THIS PRESENT EVENING,...

1161 (Vol. 1)

For the BENEFIT of Mr. BIRKITT, At ASTLEY’s ROYAL GROVE, and AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE, THIS PRESENT EVENING, FRIDAY, October 21,...

1162 (Vol. 1)

Saturday 24th, Monday 26th, Tuesday 27th, Wednesday 28th, and Thursday 29th October 1789, being most assuredly the five last Days...

1163 (Vol. 1)

ASTLEY and his Troop had been nearly lost in the late storms, on their passage to Ireland;--the packet they were...

1164 (Vol. 1)

ASTLEY and his Troop had been nearly lost in the late storms, on their passage to Ireland;--the packet they were...

1165 (Vol. 1)

ROYAL GROVE, ASTLEY’s, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. THIS EVENING, Monday, June 21, Tuesday, 22d, and Wednesday the 23d June, 1790, A Musical...

1166 (Vol. 1)

Philip Astley was brought up to his father’s trade, a veneer cutter, at Newcastle upon Tyne, at which place he...

1167 (Vol. 1)

to gain their favour. On the night he performed, he placed himself, on his white Charger in his Regimentals, at...

1168 (Vol. 1)

Mr Astley exhibits at full speed the different guards made use of by Elliotts [Elliott's] Prussian & Hessian Hussars, also...

1169 (Vol. 1)

In the spring of 1769 he took a piece of ground of an old man in Stangate St, who formerly...

1170 (Vol. 1)

evening till the 3d [3rd] of Augt [August], which I hope you will accept as the last day. – In...

1171A (Vol. 1)

According to promise in my last on the 20th I sitt [sit] down to write to my dear Mr &...

1171B Verso (Vol. 1)

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1171B (Vol. 1)

sent you boath your Healths to Enjoy it many years pray does Mrs Smith remember to bring you some Saleld...

1172 (Vol. 1)

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1173 (Vol. 1)

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