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32A (Vol. 2)
June 29, 1791Intelligence from the ROYAL GROVE Westminster-Bridge. On Monday evening an entire change of Entertainments took place at the above Theatre....
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32B (Vol. 2)
July 04, 1791NEW ENTERTAINMENTS, BEING THE FOURTH ENTIRE CHANGE SINCE EASTER MONDAY. ROYAL GROVE. ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE, Westminster-Bridge. THIS present MONDAY, July 4,...
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32D (Vol. 2)
July 05, 1791The entertainments at the ROYAL GROVE, are varied with so much judgement, and exhibited in such a stile of perfection,...
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32C (Vol. 2)
July 08, 1791It is become quite the TON among the fashionable world, to make the Royal Grove their half-way-house to Vauxhall; as...
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32A (Vol. 2)
July 29, 1791Intelligence from the ROYAL GROVE Westminster-Bridge. On Monday evening an entire change of Entertainments took place at the above Theatre....
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32 (Vol. 2)
July 10, 1806The present inimitable Performances at Astley’s, in which the grand spectacle of the “Fair Slave,” and the new and ingenious...
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33A (Vol. 2)
July 11, 1791Most assuredly the last Night of the present Performances. ROYAL GROVE. ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. This present EVENING, the 11th of...
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33B (Vol. 2)
July 18, 1791FRANCE IN AN UPROAR! Mr. ASTLEY, Sen. being in Paris during the Attempt made by their MAJESTIES of FRANCE to...
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33C (Vol. 2)
July 18, 1791As Mr. ASTLEY, sen. was in Paris at the time that the Royal Fugitives were brought back, no doubt but...
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34G (Vol. 2)
November 30, 1790The Fireworks at Astley’s are to be continued this and Monday evening, only as the Theatre certainly closes on Monday...
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34E (Vol. 2)
June 30, 1791Music is said to charm the savage beast;--Astley’s Musical representation of the Royal Fugitives does more,--sympathetic tears bedew the cheeks...
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34A (Vol. 2)
July 20, 1791The Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, &c. of the new Pantomimical Piece at Astley’s. called the Royal Fugitives, must have cost an...
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34B (Vol. 2)
July 25, 1791FRANCE in an UPROAR. Mr. ASTLEY, Sen. being in Paris during the Attempt made by their MAJESTIES of FRANCE to...
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34C (Vol. 2)
July 29, 1791Last night, which was the second of the representation of the Royal Fugitives, a Pantomimical Display at ASTLEY’s, we could...
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34D (Vol. 2)
July 29, 1791The truth, force, and splendor with which the Royal Escape from Paris is described by ASTLEY in the Royal Fugitives,...
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34F (Vol. 2)
August 04, 1791ASTLEY’s manner of representing their Majesties of France escape, is equally a compliment to his heart and mind. For while...
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35A (Vol. 2)
August 06, 1791THE LAST NIGHT OF THE PRESENT PERFORMANCES. FRANCE in an UPROAR. Mr. ASTLEY, Sen. being in Paris during the Attempt...
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35B (Vol. 2)
August 07, 1791A CHANGER OF PERFORMANCES, (During the fifth Easter week) with a continuation of FRANCE IN AN UPROAR; OR, THE ROYAL...
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36B (Vol. 2)
November 30, 1790PRINCE OF WHALES’s BIRTH DAY. ROYAL GROVE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. Mr. ASTLEY, Most respectfully begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry,...
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36G (Vol. 2)
November 30, 1790DUKE of YORK’s BIRTH DAY. ROYAL GROVE, ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. Mr. ASTLEY, Most respectfully begs leave to inform the...
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36E (Vol. 2)
July 31, 1791The new dramatic dance of “Love and Valour, or, Astley’s West Indian,” that was performed for the first time last...
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36B (Vol. 2)
August 10, 1791ASTLEY having engaged so inimitable a dancer as M. MERCEROT, who appeared last night at the Royal Grove, promises to...
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36C (Vol. 2)
August 16, 1791DUKE OF YORK’s BIRTH-DAY. ROYAL GROVE. ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. MR. ASTLEY most respectfully begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry,...
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36A (Vol. 2)
August 18, 1791The most capital fire-work which ASTLEY exhibited last Friday night in honour of the Prince of WHALES, was thought by...