broadsides (notices)
Found in 348 Collections and/or Records:
Exhibition of Ancient Jerusalem, 1849
The notice describes an exhibition of Brunetti's Model of Ancient Jerusalem during the time of the Redeemers, held at the Corn Exchange Rooms.
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.
Fireworks, 1849
The notice announces an "unequaled gala" at the grammar schoolyard in Lincoln in which the pyrotechnic artist, Mr. G. Levey, provides a superb display of fireworks.
Fly Sheets, 1849
The large broadside seeks the author of several fly sheets recently seen in Linconlshire. The broadside also advertises the sale of the collected fly sheets.
Freehold Land Society, 1849
The notice advertises a prospectus of the Lincoln and Lincolnshire benefit building, investment, and Freehold Land Society with an address to the public. The reverse contains tables relevant to shareholders.
Garden Ground, 1850
The notice advertises several lots available in Cherry Willingham Parish. The ground is suitable for gardening.
General Gaol Sessions, 1850s
The handwritten letter concerns the general gaol sessions held at the castle of Lincoln. The letter names individuals to the committee that oversees the assizes.
George Boole appointment, 1849
The broadside is a copy of an inscription printed in gold upon white vellum and inserted in a copy of Johnson's Physical Atlas. Presented initially to George Boole by the members of Lincoln and Lincolnshire Mechanics' Institution upon his appointment to the professorship of mathematics to Queen's College, Cork.
Gold Seekers of California, 1849
A playbill for a production entitled "Gold Seekers of California" presented on Wednesday, April 25 by Theatre Royal, Lincoln. Also being performed that day will be a New Petite Drama entitled "Marceline or, The Soldiers Legacy," A ballad by Mr. Travers, a favorite dance by Mrs. Marshall, and concludes with a Laughable Farce, entitled Out of the Sly.
Great Northern Railway, 1849
The memorandum explains the rules and guidelines regarding the Great Northern Railway and the farmland around it, as well as, the duties of the Tenant and Occupiers with land adjoining the company's property.