Lincolnshire (England)
Found in 379 Collections and/or Records:
A list of eligible voters, 1844
The notice provides a list of persons eligible to vote for Members of the City of Lincoln. The list includes each person's full name, address, and qualifications.
A list of Petty Constables, 1851
The notice provides a list of men appointed to serve as petty constables for the several parishes within Kesteven. The complete list requires two broadsides.
A Map of Lincolnshire, from the Best Authorities, 1805
"A Map of Lincolnshire, from the Best Authorities." J. Cary engraved the color map published in 1805.
A Meeting for Worship, 1849
The notice announces a worship meeting held by the Society of Friends in the Corn Exchange on Thursday, September 20th.
A public letter concerning the Bishop of Rome, 1850
The public letter addresses the inhabitants of Newark to consider the recent appointment by the Bishop of Rome, of the Roman Catholic Bishops. J. Waterworth notes concerns by the Protestant community of Lincoln.
A public notice from the Court of Sewers, 1847
The public notice provides a sample tax notice written by the clerk of sewers. The notice is dated October 20, 1847.
A Scale for Lighting the Public Lamps, 1850
The scale for lighting the public lamps provides a schedule for lighting lamps. The table notes the time of lighting, extinguishing, and the number of hours burnt.
A Second Letter to the Rev. William Smith, 1835
The broadside contains a second letter to the Reverand William Smith, Wesleyan Minister, Lincoln written by Thomas Cooper.
A template letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury, 1850s
The document is a blank template for a letter written to the Archbishop of Canterbury, from the Lord Bishop of Lincoln. Once completed, the template notes the yearly amount of benifices within his Dioceses.
Abstract of Deed of Settlement, 1850s
The abstract of a deed of settlement was provisionally registered to the Lincolnshire Fire Insurance Company. The abstract consist of four pages and 106 clauses.