Astley's Cuttings from Newspapers Vol. 2

165B (Vol. 2)

MR. ASTLEY deems himself particularly happy to find that his humble efforts, in procuring the great extent of Exercises on...

165D (Vol. 2)

The palm of public patronage now rests with ASTLEY, of the Theatre, Westminster-bridge. His late spirited engagement with the most...

165F (Vol. 2)

That amazing genius and famous Pierrot, Delpini, makes his first appearance at ASTLEY’s, on Monday next, with an entire new...

165C (Vol. 2)

Delpini performs at ASTLEY’s, this night, in two divertissements of his own composition. The famous and extraordinary Equestrian Troops, and...

165G (Vol. 2)

The FIFTH CHANGE this Season.—New Divertissement, New Serious Pantomime, New Comic Pantomime, Wonderful Equestrian Exercises by Messrs. ASTLEY’s and JONES’s...

165H (Vol. 2)

For the BENEFIT of Mr. DAVIS. ASTLEY’s Amphitheatre of Arts, Westminster-Bridge. Under the Patronage of his Excellency the TURKISH AMBASSADOR,...

166A (Vol. 2)

Crowded and fashionable audiences still continue to frequent the Royal Circus, where novelty and excellence engage the attention of the...

166B (Vol. 2)

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. CROSSMAN, Who will go through various new Equestrian Exercises; also perform the Character of Harlequin,...

166C (Vol. 2)

This present evening, to-morrow, and Saturday, conclude the present Entertainments at ASTLEY’s Theatre, together with the Poney Races; and it...

166E (Vol. 2)

There is at present a more extensive variety of amusements at ASTLEY’s than ever was remembered. The extra Troops of...

166D (Vol. 2)

GENERAL SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT For the BENEFIT o Mr. ASTLEY, sen on which occasion the most brilliant Display of New Amusements,...

167A (Vol. 2)

It is an invariable custom to visit oftenest where we expect most excellence; and this undoubtedly accounts for the large...

167B (Vol. 2)

Amusements of all sorts were never more prevalent than in the present age, the subjects of this happy country convinced...

167C (Vol. 2)

Farewel [sic] to the three famous Equestrian Troops at ASTLEY’s after a few evenings, during which they mean to out-Herod...

167D (Vol. 2)

Last Week of the present Entertainments, new ones being in Rehearsal, agreeable to the approved Plan of perpetual Change.—ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE...

167F (Vol. 2)

The Theatre, Westminster Bridge, again changes its amusements after this evening’s performance; and what Manager can gainsay such a wonderful...

167E (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY, to night, displays two very pleasing proofs of his fertile invention, viz. a fire-work, honourary of the Prince’s Birth-day,...

167G (Vol. 2)

The Pantomime of the Weird Sisters, given at ASTLEY’s, last night, contains much curious mechanism, fun, and frolic. The Indian...

167H (Vol. 2)

The bustling activity of Astley is well calculated for the management of summer amusements;--he is at all—and very judiciously lets...

167I (Vol. 2)

Last Week of the present Amusements, more Novelties being in Rehearsal, agreeable to the Plan of perpetual Change, solely confined...

168A (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s Theatre, Westminster-bridge.—This evening (Saturday) is the last night of the following amusements, viz. Comic Piece of A Trip to...

168B (Vol. 2)

The new entertainments at ASTLEY’s, last night, received the most universal and reiterated plaudits; but not more then they merited....

168C (Vol. 2)

Messrs. SMITH’s and CROSSMAN’s NIGHT. ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE of ARTS. Extraordinary PERFORMANCES, for this Night only. TO-MORROW Evening, Messrs. SMITH and...

168 [smudged] (Vol. 2)

JOHANNOT’s NIGHT. THIS EVENING, the Performances will consist of two new Pantomimes, new Burletta, new Dance, Infant Ponies, new Feats...