Lincolnshire (England)

The broadside advertises the Lincoln Theatre's new season. The theatre has an entirely new company, new scenery, and a new wardrobe. The new season will be under the management of Mr. John Caple. Also listed are the shows they are doing which include the Merchant of Venice, a comic song by Mr. T. Reeves, a Medley Dance by Mr. Wooldridge, and ending with Mr. and Mrs. White.

The notice announces a general meeting of the Newark Farmer's and Tradesmen's Union for the protection of native industry.

The accounting statement lists the income and expenditures of the Newark road of the Lincoln Turnpike Trust for the year ending December 31, 1849.

The theatre poster announces the "Opera of la Somnambula," and the last appearance of Miss Rainforth, Sig. Borrani, Mr. Henry Corri, and Mr. W. Harrison, the celebrated English tenor.

The notice announces the Queen's requests that His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury prepare a "Form of Prayer to Almighty God on account of the great Mortality caused by the Cholera." The prayer to be used in all Churches and Chapels in England and Wales, and the Town of Berwick-upon-Tweed.

The announcement conveys an order by Her Majesty in Council for the Archbishop of Canterbury to prepare a prayer to abate the grievous disease active in many places in the Kingdom.

A surveyors map titled "River Witham and the Brook Brant with the adjacent towns." The map encompasses Lincoln, Grantham, Barby, and Brandon, as well as many others.

The notice announces the arrival of the Royal Magician, M. Marcello. The Royal Magician performs ancient necromancy and modern magic. Marcello also challenges any other wizards to match his skill.

The accounting statement lists the income and expenditures of the Saxilby road of the Lincoln Turnpike Trust for the year ending December 31, 1849.

The accounting statement lists the income and expenditures of the Sleaford Road of the Lincoln Turnpike Trust for the year ending December 31, 1849.