Lincolnshire (England)

The broadside announces an auction of old wines to be sold by a Mr. Hitichins. The sale takes place at the house of B. Bromhead on April 6, 1837, in Castle-Hill, Lincoln.

The auction poster advertises the sale of pasture to be let (leased). Mr. Parker Smith conducted the auction on May 1, 1846 at the Royal Oak Inn of Lincoln.

The broadside advertises an auction by T. J. N. Brogden, for the sale of two lots of property to be sold at the Plough Inn in Nettleham on Saturday, the 2nd of December. The two lots include a Post Corn Wind Mill with two tenements and adjoining gardens, and a newly erected Dwelling-House and Butchers Shop with a yard.

An auction announcement appeals to farmers, wheelwrights, and coach-makers concerning the sale of a large assortment of seasoned wood.

The auction notice lists furniture, stock in trade, shop fixtures, and other effects to be sold on the premises in the Bail of Lincoln, occupied by Mr. Fitchett, Baker, on Tuesday, January 23rd. The notice describes various items relevant to bakers, confectioners, and general tradesmen.

The broadside announces the auction of the Sedan Chair Inn. The auction takes places on May 2, 1848, at the Sedan Chair Inn in North Scarle near Lincoln.

The auction poster announces the sale of timber and other wood. The auction takes place at Mr. George Gilberts in Washingboro.

The broadside advertises the auction of a Tithe Free Estate to be sold at Harrows' Public House in North Hykeham on Thursday the 18th by Mr. T. J. N. Brogden. Mr. Edmund Shuttleworth, Mr. John Gratton, and Mr. Richard Shuttleworth currently occupy the properties. Richard Carline created the notice.

The auction notice announces the sale of two Trent boats built in Newark.

The notice announces an auction of household furniture, wheelwright's stock, and other implements at the premises of Mr. T. Rogers, wheelwright.