broadsides (notices)
Found in 348 Collections and/or Records:
Greetwell auction, 1845
The auction poster lists agricultural implements and livestock for sale. The auction was held at Mr. S. B. Hodgkinson's property on March 6th, 1845.
Holmes and Leys Commons, 1847
The poster announces a meeting of the Freemen of the city of Lincoln regarding the right of pasturage on the Commons.
Horses, 1849
The auction poster announces the sale of nags and other horses at the Lincoln April Fair.
House of Baronets building fund, 1849
The notice describes the House of baronets and the Grand Priory of Saint John, to be built in Lincoln near the vicinity of the court. The two-page notice advertises a building fund of 100,000 pounds, raised through 100-pound.
House of Correction, 1844
A letter written by W. Martin, Lt. Col. Governor, and John Clay, chaplain.
Index Locorum excerpt
Inhabitants of Lincoln, 1845
An announcement addressed to the inhabitants of Lincoln regarding the Sheffield and Lincolnshire Junction Railway.
Irish Society of London sermon, 1851
The notice announces a sermon on behalf of the Irish Society of London at St. Peter's in Eastgate by the Rev. J. D'Arcy Sirr, D.D. The meeting of the Friends of this society occurs on the following day.
John Norton's goods for sale, 1849
The announcement lists the items John Norton purchased in London. The items primarily relate to clothing.
John Walker Reeve's obituary, 1849
The large broadside is an obituary describing the life of John Walker Reeve, who died on January 6th at the age of 61. Mr. Reeve was buried at St. Martin's Parish. The obituary also praises John Walker Reeve for his able and faithful services for 33 years and how he also worthily fulfilled the office of master in the national school for 27 years.