broadsides (notices)

The broadside advertises a musical festival conducted by Mr. W. Mason. The music festival takes place on December 28th. The principal vocalists listed include Miss H. Corsnette, Miss Bayliss, Mr. William Mason, Mr. Lumley, Mr. J. Martin, Mr. Corburne, Mr. W.H. Poole, and Mr. S. Cargill.

The statement of accounts for Navenby Benefit Society covers the period of April 1847 thru April 1848.

The statement describes the accounts for the Navenby Benefit Society as of April 2, 1850. The report lists receipts and payments.

The notice lists the rules for Nettleham church Sunday school. There are eight rules in total.

The letter describes the ruins of the Newark Castle and the disrepair of the surrounding lots which were soon to be up for auction. The author of the letter implores the nobility and gentry interested in the preservation of English antiquities to contribute to the purchase of the lots to preserve Newark Castle.

The letter to the Shareholders of the Newark Stock Library written by J. W. Lee regards the selling of his share of the Library.

The broadside announces the re-opening of the Northgate Academy in Lincoln. Mr. W. Dalton heads the academy.

A notice, from the city of Lincoln, implores all citizens of the city to send in their bills and accounts to the treasurer, Edward Bell Drury by order of the town clerk.

The complaint notice announces a complaint to the Committee of Guardians for the Lincoln Union. The document appears to be a template as specific information regarding any charge is absent. The notice references the Nuisances Removal and Diseases Prevention Act of 1848.

The notice of complaint against Mr. Cookson of Greetwell gate regards the condition of swine kept on the premises. Rich Inman, the Inspector, issued the warning under the Nuisances Removal and Diseases Prevention Act on February 23, 1849.