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26B (Vol. 2)
April 26, 1791ASTLEY’s. The opening of the Royal Grove last night was very brilliant; the entertainments are numerous and well chosen. The...
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26C (Vol. 2)
May 03, 1791Nothing can equal the applause bestowed on the Entertainments exhibiting at ASTLEY’s:--the horsemanship in general is capital, but nothing can...
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27D (Vol. 2)
May 11, 1791The superb excellence of the Musical Piece, called, the King and the Cobler, has drawn such crouded [sic] audiences to...
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27C (Vol. 2)
May 13, 1791This evening and to-morrow, will finally close the successful career of the present much admired entertainments of the Royal Grove;...
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27 (Vol. 3)
May 31, 1806DIED.—On the 9th ult. at Dundee, Mr. Henry Bryson, aged 35, many years an equestrian performer at the Royal Amphitheatre,...
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28C (Vol. 2)
May 28, 1791The two troops of the ASTLEY’s, form a junction this evening, at Westminster-bridge, by the arrival of Mr. ASTLEY, sen....
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28 (Vol. 2)
June 24, 1806BOAT RACE.—Yesterday ASTLEY’s annual prize wherry was rowed for by six pair of sculls. The competitors started from Westminster-bridge at...
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29C (Vol. 2)
June 04, 1791This being the King’s Birth Day, ASTLEY gives a Firework as usual;--the Royal Grove of course will have an overflow.
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30B (Vol. 2)
June 08, 1791The new Musical Piece, called the WITTY WIFE, performed for the first time last Monday, at ASTLEY’s, was well received,...
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31C (Vol. 2)
June 29, 1791Though the host has been very great for several days past, the Royal Grove has been well attended, owing partly...
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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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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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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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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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34 (Vol. 3)
July 16, 1806The celebrated Spectacle of the “Fair Slave” is fixed to be withdrawn in the course of a night or two,...
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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,...