Box 02
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Lincolnshire broadside folios
The Lincolnshire broadsheet folios are a collection of broadsheets, texts, plays, sketches and other ephemera bound into four volumes. The materials date to the 1800s. A few of the items appear older. The items originated in Lincolnshire England.
20 pounds reward, 1851
The broadside offers a 20 pounds reward for information concerning the person or persons who committed a burglary of Mr. John Danby's shop in Scothern.
Auction of household furniture, 1851
The notice describes valuable and household furniture being sold at auction by Mr. T. J. N. Brogden on the premises of Mr. R. Peacock on Friday, February 21st.
Lincolnshire Fire Office, 1851
The notice lists the Trustees, Directors, Auditors, Bankers, and Secretary of the Head Office for the Lincolnshire Fire Office. There is also a statement explaining the Policies of Insurance.
A Calendar of Prisoners and Business for January, 1851
A calendar of prisoners and business at the general quarter sessions of the peace, Holden at New Stafford for January 1851.Contains 2 pages, including prisoner information from the north and south divisions.
Lincoln Lunatic Asylum, 1850s
The document assembles views and opinions obtained from reports to the weekly and quarterly boards of the Lincoln Lunatic Asylum. The views and opinions concern the appropriate treatment of certain conditions. The document consists of four pages.
Petition against American slavery, 1850s
The printed petition expresses gratitude for the abolition of slavery throughout his Majesty's dominion and requests support for the abolition of slavery in the Americas. The text encourages His Majesty's ports to refuse entry of slave ships.
Relieving Officer visits, 1850s
The notice announces the Relieving Officer of the southern district of Lincoln will attend all the parishes listed to relieve the poor and receive applications.
Porter wanted, 1850s
The County Hospital of Lincoln seeks a porter. Potential applicants should contact Mrs. Caborn.
Constitution of the Bressingham Temperance Society, 1850s
The constitution of the Bassingham Temperance Society describes its goal to improve society. The document includes four rules for members. The text contains several handwritten notes.