Astley, Philip, 1742-1814
Philip Astley
Astley, Philip
VIAF ID: 10447051 ( Personal )
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- 100 1 _ ‡a Astley, Philip ‡d 1742-1814
- 100 1 _ ‡a Astley, Philip ‡d 1742-1814
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- 100 1 _ ‡a Astley, Philip, ‡d 1742-1814
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- 100 1 _ ‡a Astley, Philip, ‡d 1742-1814
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- 100 0 _ ‡a Philip Astley
4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (16)
Works
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The amazing exhibition of the little conjuring horse. Also a general display of all sorts of manly activity on horseback. Likewise a curious (Mechanical) sympathetical clock, the magical table, and several magnetical experiments, operations, etc. Astley's new entertainments, (consisting of divers feats of activity) at the Riding-School, Westminster-Bridge. | |
By particular desire, a few evenings longer. Astley's activity of horsemanship, and the celebrated Mr. Wildman's exhibition of bees, on horseback. | |
A description and historical account, of the places now the theatre of war in the Low Countries : ... Embellished with a frontispiece, and plans of those places the most remarkable for their fortifications. By Philip Astley. | |
Greatest show on earth : as performed for over a century at Astley's (afterwards Sanger's) Royal Amphitheatre of Arts, Westminster Bridge road | |
Horsemanship. This and every day, at six o'clock in the evening (Sundays excepted) Mr. Astley, the original English warrier from Gen. Eliott's Light Horse, and Mrs. Astley, will exhibit the most wonderful and surprizing performance, ... on one, two, and three horses. | |
The modern riding-master: or, A key to the knowledge of horses, and horsemanship, 1776: | |
Natural magic: or, physical amusements revealed, by Philip Astley, Riding-Master, Westminster-Bridge, London; Great Part of which are intended to be added to the several Entertainments of the above Place, for the Year 1785, only. | |
Remarks on the profession and duty of a soldier : with other observations relative to the army, at this time in actual service on the Continent | |
System of equestrian education | |
This present Monday, being the 14th of Sept. 1772, will be the last night, at the riding-school, Westminster-Bridge. By particular desire, for this night only, as the performance will finally end, the whole of ... horsemanship, ... by Mr. and Mrs. Astley. |