Lincolnshire (England)

The theatre poster announces the production of Money, a comedic play written by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. Performed on the last night of the season.

The notice advertises the sale of shares for Monson Street Estate Distribution. Each share is priced at 1 guinea. Monson Street Estate Distribution rents newly constructed freehold estates in Lincoln.

The broadside announces an extended three-week stay by one Mr. Pryse, an artist and writing instructor, at the home of Mr. Thornhill on High street in Lincoln.

The broadside announces the availability of instruction by Mr. Pryse, who has opened rooms in Lincoln "for the purpose of eradicating all bad habits in writing."

The Lincolnshire broadsheet folios are a collection of broadsheets, texts, plays, sketches and other ephemera bound into four volumes. The materials date to the 1800s. A few of the items appear older. The items originated in Lincolnshire England.

The broadside announces the opening of Madam Gagliardi's new museum. The museum features 'moving figures,' and Androcles and the lion.

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.