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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.
Lincolnshire broadside folios volume 2, 1818-1851
Volume two of the Lincolnshire folios consists of individual posters and broadsides documenting the history of Lincolnshire. The materials were created during the 1800s and contain public notices, advertisements, and sermons. Many of the items are fragile and require special handling.
Report of the Lincoln School, 1819
The report includes the Lincoln School's budget, a copy of an address given, and a list of the names of the subscriptions and benefactors of the school.
Lincoln Races, 1821
The set of three broadsides were created to advertise the Lincoln races. The broadsides describe the stake, types of horses, and description of events for horseraces held in September 1821.
Lincoln Race Course, 1825
The broadside announces a proposal to build a new grandstand on the Lincoln Race Course.
Extension of the Elective Franchise, 1826
The broadside provides notice of a meeting held on April 3rd, 1826 at the Rein-Deer Inn in Lincoln by the owners of the Freehold lands and houses to petition the legislature of the city of Lincoln.
The Hervey Commemoration, 1833
The broadside describes the commemoration of Hervey for the 80th anniversary of his institution to the Recovery of Weston.
Public Meeting Notice, 1834
The broadside announces a public meeting regarding the plans to build a railway from London to York by way Bishops Stortford, Cambridge, and Lincoln.
A Second Letter to the Rev. William Smith, 1835
The broadside contains a second letter to the Reverand William Smith, Wesleyan Minister, Lincoln written by Thomas Cooper.
Auction of old wines, 1837
The broadside announces an auction of old wines to be sold by a Mr. Hitichins. The sale takes place at the house of B. Bromhead on April 6, 1837, in Castle-Hill, Lincoln.