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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...
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36D (Vol. 2)
August 19, 1791The new dancer, Mons. MERCEROT, seems to have danced himself already into the good graces of the public. All those...
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36H (Vol. 2)
August 23, 1791ANECDOTE. A gentlemen just arrived from Paris, has favoured us with the following Anecdote of French Politics. It seems, when...
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36I (Vol. 2)
August 25, 1791The Manager of any public place, who is not sparing in bringing forth fresh Amusements with taste and splendor, will...
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37B (Vol. 2)
August 26, 1791Royal Grove Intelligence.—The new dance of Love and Valour, or ASTLEY’s West Indian, was performed for the first time last...
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38B (Vol. 2)
November 30, 1790We had more Musical Performances of late, than has been known for many years—a proof of the town being full...
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38D (Vol. 2)
September 04, 1791As the Brush is a present a word of the Ton, it will not be amis to say that ASTLEY,...
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39 (Vol. 1)
June 16, 1771At Six o’Clock, Mr. and Mrs. Astley, at the foot of Westminster-Bridge, still continue, till further Notice, to exhibit, besides...
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39A (Vol. 2)
September 04, 1791Though it was hinted to us that Young ASTLEY’s Benefit would take place this evening, yet we had out doubts,...
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39C (Vol. 2)
September 14, 1791INTELLIGENCE FROM ASTLEY’S. We visited the Royal Grove last night for the express purpose of seeing Young Astley resume his...
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39B (Vol. 2)
September 15, 1791INTELLIGENCE FROM ASTLEY’s. More persons were present at Young ASTLEY’s benefit last night, than on any former occasion. Indeed the...
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39E (Vol. 2)
September 19, 1791To prove ASTLEY’s judgement of dancing, as well as other matters, it may not be amis to notice, that on...
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40 (Vol. 1)
UndatedHORSEMANSHIP and ACTIVITY. Being the Last Week of Performing. Mr. and Mrs. ASTLEY, Mr. HUGES, and Master GRIFFITHS will exhibit...
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40C (Vol. 2)
September 24, 1791ASTLEY, upon the eve of leaving England, to pitch his tent in Dublin, is determined to finish his campaign with...
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40 (Vol. 3)
November 30, 1805To the numerous exhibitions of this theatre, full of ingenuity and attraction, has recently been added one of uncommon splendour...
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41D (Vol. 2)
August 01, 1791Young ASTLEY’s General Wolfe, has had an amazing run; this accounts for his performing that character this evening and Monday...
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41B (Vol. 2)
September 21, 1791We may judge from the present Exhibition at the Royal Grove, what a splendid treat ASTLEY intends for his old...
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42C (Vol. 2)
October 14, 1791The highest encomiums are bestowed, not only on the Fireworks at ASTLEY’s, but on the entertainments in general.
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42D (Vol. 2)
October 19, 1791The Duke of YORK’s marriage has put a neat five hundred in ASTLEY’s pocket; curiosity, for seeing his Fire-work at...
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42E (Vol. 2)
October 19, 1791Astley’s Theatre, notwithstanding its being situated at some distance from the metropolis, still continues its nightly attractions; the fireworks are...