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THIS DAY, MONDAY, the 24th,
Being the LAST NIGHT THIS SEASON.
ROYAL GROVE, ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE,
Westminster-Bridge.
THE Entertainments, which are chiefly select, will consist of great variety, as well on the stage as in the horse department, and are nearly as follows:
A Musical Piece called
THE MILLINER’s SHOP.
At the conclusion of which, Monsieur HENRY will exhibit
VARIOUS DEVICES,
From INFLAMABLE AIR, &c.
HORSEMANSHIP
By Mr. MILLER.
A musical piece called
THE TYTHE SHEAF;
OR,
THE WITTY OUTWITTED.
EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES,
By Mr. DAVIS and OTHERS,
SYMPTOMS OF BAD HORSEMANSHIP,
Commonly called,
The TAYLOR RIDING to BRENTFORD,
By Mr. MILLER.
A Musical Piece, (taken from a well-known history) called
THE KING AND THE COBLER.
A Comic Pantomime (expressly prepared for the purpose of exhibiting the Fireworks) called
HARLEQUIN’s GAMBOLS
