broadsides (notices)

The announcement provides notice that George Hayes be at the Guildhall to revise the Lists of Voters for the City of Lincoln on Monday, October 1st.

The theatre poster advertises a performance of "Love Chase" starring Miss Goddard held at the Theatre Royal, Lincoln.

The Theatre Royal Lincoln advertisement lists the performances for Monday, January 29th, featuring Lovers of Bourbon or the siege of the Bastille and Revolution of 1793. Also highlights the last night to see the actor, African Roscius.

The Lincoln Theatre Royal advertisement announces a performance of Macbeth featuring Mr. G. Dawson and Miss Goddard on February 14th. The burlesque Le Diable follows.

This notice requests that the mayor of Lincoln convene a public meeting, being held at the Corn Exchange on Friday, January 10th, to allow the people to Petition Parliament for a substantial reduction of taxation.

The notice announces an event supported by the Nottingham Mechanics' Institution. The event includes several examples of technology such as pottery, steam-powered machines, scientific experiments, and collections relevant to natural history.

The broadside lists the members of the Mechanics' Institution of Lincoln and Lincolnshire. The Mechanics' Institute requests that all members bring the list to the annual meeting with their choices for president, secretary, and treasurer marked.

The document is a template for a medical certificate. The certificate names the patient and the doctor, as well as the date of examination.

A summons for some unknown person to attend a Meeting of the Council in the Guild-Hall on Monday, April 9th to make arrangements for the reception of His Royal Highness the Prince, Albert.

The public letter entitled "To the Ratepayers of Lincoln," by William Bellatti addresses his fellow citizens regarding a meeting held January 24, 1850. The mayor called the meeting to discuss concerns of health and sanitation.