broadsides (notices)

The notice requests a meeting between the mayor of Lincoln, Richard Whitton, and the inhabitants of Lincoln. The meeting will document the Post Office duties and prevent "further desecration of the Lord's Day."

The blank template is a memorandum of an agreement for Sir Edward Ffrench Bromhead of Thurlby in the county of Lincoln. The agreement concerns a labor and tenant arrangement, specifically the circumstances around ending the agreement.

The statement describes the accounts for the Metheringham Friendly Institution as of April 30, 1850. The report lists receipts and disbursements.

The letter documents the minutes of the grand halfyearly committee meeting held in the "Noah's Ark" room in Lincoln. The minutes contain an auditors' report of the widows' and orphans' committee, the funeral fund committee, and the district committee. William Beech signs the letter. Two pages.

The theatre poster announces the production of Money, a comedic play written by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. Performed on the last night of the season.

The notice advertises the sale of shares for Monson Street Estate Distribution. Each share is priced at 1 guinea. Monson Street Estate Distribution rents newly constructed freehold estates in Lincoln.

The broadside announces an extended three-week stay by one Mr. Pryse, an artist and writing instructor, at the home of Mr. Thornhill on High street in Lincoln.

The broadside announces the availability of instruction by Mr. Pryse, who has opened rooms in Lincoln "for the purpose of eradicating all bad habits in writing."

The Lincolnshire broadsheet folios are a collection of broadsheets, texts, plays, sketches and other ephemera bound into four volumes. The materials date to the 1800s. A few of the items appear older. The items originated in Lincolnshire England.

The broadside announces the opening of Madam Gagliardi's new museum. The museum features 'moving figures,' and Androcles and the lion.