Lincolnshire (England)

The auction notice announces the sale of Brewing Utensils and Furniture, comprising of two Brewing Coppers, large mash tubs, working tubs, small tub, coolers, two working tubs, and sundry capital barrels. The sale will commence at two o'clock, run by T. J. N. Brogden, on the premises, In Monson Street, St Peter, also known as the Coachmakers Arms.

The notice regards an auction of various objects including a chamber organ, drawing paper and scales, and musical instruments. The sale occurred on Monday, August 13th on the premises in high-street, lately belonging to Mr. John Stainton, Bookseller.

The notice announces the auction of a dwelling-house on the west side of High street in Lincoln City. Mr. John Mounsey recently occupied the house.

The auction poster announces the sale of highly valuable flocks of sheep to be sold by Mr. Parker Smith. The auction was held on October 25, 1845, on Mr. William Foster's premises.

The auction announcement describes a freehold dwelling-house with outbuildings currently occupied by Mr. John Bowering on February 26th.

The notice announces the auction of a freehold estate. William Watkin, Joseph Johnson, and Elizabeth King currently occupy the dwellings.

The broadside announces the auction of an estate situated in Bassingham. The estate includes a house, a barn, outbuildings, and land. Mr. William Curtis is listed as the owner and current occupant. The sale takes place at the Bugle Horn Inn.

The auction notice describes a valuable library of books that will be sold at auction by T. J. N. Brogden, on the premises in Guildhall-street lately occupied by Mr. Barnby, on Thursday, January 17th. The poster also includes a list of the books up for auction.

The broadside announces an auction of carriages and horses to be sold by Mr. Hitichins. The sale takes place at in Broadgate, Lincoln on April 24, 1837.

The notice announces the auction of a dwelling house belonging to, recently deceased, John Mounsey.