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156B (Vol. 2)
August 21, 1797EIGHTEENTH CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES this Season; particularly an entirely new Pantomime, by Mr. ASTLEY, jun.—A new Dance, by Mons. Mercerot....
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156C (Vol. 2)
August 22, 1797Long as ASTLEY has been in the service of the public, and great as are his talents and invention and...
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156D (Vol. 2)
August 28, 1797BY EXPRESS DESIRE OF SEVERAL PERSONS OF DISTINCTION. The new Pantomime of the Egyptian Oracle; the new Dance of the...
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156E (Vol. 2)
August 29, 1797The new Pantomime at Westminster Bridge, called the Egyptian Oracle, proves that there is no end to the invention of...
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157A (Vol. 2)
August 31, 1797BY EXPRESS DESIRE OF SEVERAL PERSONS OF DISTINCTION. The new Pantomime of the Egyptian Oracle; the new Dance of the...
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157C (Vol. 2)
September 04, 1797NEW ENTERTAINMENTS. The Nineteenth Change of Amusements this Season. AMPHITHEATRE of ARTS, (ASTLEY’s) WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE, THIS and every EVENING this Week,...
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157B (Vol. 2)
October 16, 1797THE LAST TWO NIGHTS. This Day, Monday, the 16th, and Tuesday, the 17th; on which day the Theatre will close...
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159A (Vol. 2)
September 26, 1797NEW, GRAND, SERIOUS, and COMIC PANTOMIME, now performing at Paris, with universal applause, called CUPID and PSYCHE; the Scenery, Machinery,...
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159B (Vol. 2)
September 27, 1797CUPID AND PSYCHE, a Grand, Serious, and Comic Spectacle, taken from the Heathen Mythology, and first presented in Paris, was...
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159C (Vol. 2)
October 04, 1797For the Benefit of Mr. CONNELL. At ASTLEY’s, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE, THIS present TUESDAY, October 3, 1797, will be presented a...
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159D (Vol. 2)
October 04, 1797For the BENEFIT of Mrs. DAVIS, and Mr. FOX. AMPHITHEATRE OF ARTS, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. THIS EVENING, October 4, a Variety of...
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159E (Vol. 2)
October 10, 1797DECASTRO’s BENEFIT. THIS present TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1797, at the AMPHITHEATRE of ARTS, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE, will be presented a Musical Piece,...
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159F (Vol. 2)
October 13, 1797THE LAST FOUR NIGHTS. Viz, Friday 13th, Saturday 14th, Monday 16th, and Tuesday 17th of October, 1797, on which day...
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160F (Vol. 2)
November 30, 1797It would be injustice towards ASTLEY, not to augur him as full a House to-morrow evening as he can possibly...
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160B (Vol. 2)
March 07, 1798Yesterday a verdict of 300l. was obtained by Mr. Daly against Mr. Phillip Astley, for performing the Afterpiece of My...
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160C (Vol. 2)
March 16, 1798Mr. ASTLEY, on his late trial for performing the Opera of My Grandmother, according to Dicky Gossip’s phrase, “looked as...
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161A (Vol. 2)
April 07, 1798DURING THE HOLIDAY WEEK.—ASTLEY’s. 1. An entire new Indian Pantomime.—2. Two new Comic Songs.—3. A new Musical Piece, interspersed with...
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161B (Vol. 2)
April 10, 1798ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE. A great variety of novel performances were brought forward at this house, which went off with much deserved...
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161C (Vol. 2)
April 10, 1798We take the opportunity to inform those persons who could not, for the overflow, obtain a sight of ASTLEY’s performances...
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161E (Vol. 2)
April 16, 1798BENEFIT OF Mr. ASTLEY, Sen. And the First General Subscription Night, under the Patronage of the Original Subscribers.—AMPHITHEATRE of ARTS,...
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161D (Vol. 2)
April 18, 1798The greatest entertainment ever produced will be this night performed at Astley’s Theatre, Westminster Bridge. It is the first general...