broadsides (notices)

The notice informs the public of the annual general meeting of the Lincoln and Lincolnshire Mechanics' Institution. The notice lists members. Handwritten notes on the list indicate votes for President, Treasurer, Secretary, and Committeeman.

The notice informs the public of the annual general meeting of the Lincoln and Lincolnshire Mechanics' Institution. The notice lists members. Handwritten notes on the list indicate votes for President, Treasurer, Secretary, and Committeeman. This notice is small and consists of three pages.

The template of a weekly schedule includes spaces to enter the hour of service and the type of service for the Lincoln Cathedral.

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.

The template document the reception on a pauper patient and requests that the patient be admitted into the Lincoln Lunatic Asylum. The template asks includes questions concerning the patient such as sex and age, marital status, and whether they have other serious ailments.

An illustration titled the "Lincoln Lunatic Asylum, Copy of a Plan" by J. S. Padley. The plan provides the original 1822 version and a later version which includes alterations made to the original. Available to subscribers in 1823.

The broadside announces lectures to be given by Mr. J. Morris of London on the study of geology.

The broadside announces lectures to be given by one Dr. Smith of Liverpool on the important subjects of mental, physical, and moral education.

The broadside announces a series of lectures concerning animal magnetism given by Mr. W. Brocksopp of London to held at the Lincoln Mechanics' Institute.

The broadside announces a syllabus for a course of lectures on the wonders of mechanical science and the most significant improvements in the Steam Engine. Given by Charles F Partington, ESQ., Professor of Mechanical Philosophy, Author of a Treatise on the Steam Engine, Editor of the British Cyclopaedia.