broadsides (notices)

The letter summons a member of the community to attend a meeting of the City of Lincoln Council. The council meeting regards orders, payment of bills and accounts, and reports on local matters.

The notice lists the Aldermen, councilors, and committees for the City of Lincoln.

The notice contains a list of the councils and committees of the city of Lincoln for 1849-1850.

The notice to the working classes encourages participation in a meeting to discuss the cleansing and purifying of houses utilizing underground sewers. The meeting took place at the Corn Exchange on January 24th, 1849.

The announcement orders all parties indebted to Mr. John Edman of Lincoln, Miller, and Baker to pay the full amount of their respective debts, at the Auction Offices on or before Friday, September 14th. Those who neglect to pay will be summoned to the County Court, without further notice. The notice signed by T. J. N. Brogden, Auctioneer and Estate Agent.

The broadside announces a concert held at the county assembly room in Lincoln. The concert features Miss H. Corsnetti, and Mr. Brookie.

The broadside announces a concert to be held by Mr. Skelton at the Assembly-Rooms Above-Hill in Lincoln on February 12th, 1841. The performers include Lablache, the Celebrated Alpine Singers, and Herrs Augustin and Hellwig.

The broadside announces a grand evening concert by the celebrated Distin family, a brass quintette, to take place on February 4th, 1842 at the Lincoln Theatre.

The broadside advertises evening concerts performed by Mr. Watson, the celebrated Scotch Artist from Edinburgh, and Sole Constructor of the Scientifically Improved Instruments. There is also a description of what Mr. Watson will be performing and the instruments he will be playing.

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.