broadsides (notices)

The Theatre Royal advertisement highlight is the appearance of the celebrated actor, African Roscius, known for his roles as Othello, Cambia, the Mummy, and Mungo. The advertisement also lists the performances of Thursday, January 25th, featuring Bertram or the Sicilian Pirate.

The notice encourages the citizens of Lincoln not to attend the public execution. The text argues that execution may not prevent crime.

The lengthy blank template concerns a labor and tenant arrangement. The parties completing the template enter into an agreement concerning payment and responsibilities.

The agreement template concerns holdings, rent, land tax, and management between Sir Edward French Bromhead and another party. The document lists 14 stipulations and includes a section entitled "Quitting." A blank schedule is included and consists of three pages.

The agreement template concerns holdings, rent, land tax, and management between Sir Edward French Bromhead and another party. The document lists 14 stipulations and includes a section entitled "Quitting." A blank schedule is included and consists of three pages.

The notice announces an amateur concert given in the town hall, Newark.

The notice announces an exhibition of trained hawks on display at the race ground in Lincoln. Mr. Barr of Arrochar, near Glasgow, performs the show.

The broadside announces the annual general meeting of the Mechanics' Institution of Lincoln and Lincolnshire. The announcement includes a list of members.

The notice provides the calendar of prisoners and business for the general quarter sessions of the peace. The notice lists prisoner and their offenses.

The broadside announces the annual meeting of the Association for the Protection of Property. The names of subscribers and their residences are listed.