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2002 JOURNAL CONTENTS
Four Liverpool Philanthropists Brenda Murray German Immigrants in 19thC Liverpool Neville
King The Codman Family – Puppeteers Ronald
Codman Liverpool & Hydrotherapy June
Jones James Chadwick’s Map of Liverpool –1725 Sheila Powell Impact of WW2 on Liverpool School Children Dick
Hunter Liverpool - Ireland: The French Connection Jo McCann Felicia Dorothea Hemans: 1793-1835 Michael Brian 2003 JOURNAL CONTENTS A Liverpool mariner & merchant The will of Isaac Abraham - died 1613 Alan
Crosby All the news that’s fit to advertise Liverpool’s 18th C ‘newspapers’ Marie
McQuade The Liverpool Collegiate School Fred
Forrest Liverpool’s own bank notes: 1793-6 Neville King Thomas Ryan – 18thC merchant & broker Jo
McCann George Perry’s map of Liverpool: 1769 Sheila
Powell Industrial archaeology at Lime St. station Charles
Collier Folklore of Scotland Road D.
Ben Rees County cricket in Liverpool & the W.G. Grace
connection Gerald Hudd Thomas Mellard Reade of Liverpool Architect & Geologist 1832 –1909
Florence Gersten 2004 JOURNAL
CONTENTS Who was Edward Williamson? David Brazendale Aspects of Irish culture in Liverpool between the
Wars Frank
Boyce A Liverpool mariner & merchant - Isaac Abraham -
pt.2 Alan
Crosby Urban and socio-economic change in late 19th century
Liverpool – a case studyFred
Forrest Jonathan Bennison’s plans of Liverpool – 1835, 1841,
1848 Sheila Powell New Heritage Centre at St. Anthony’s Church Marie McQuade & Jo McCann Edward Chambre Hardman (1898–1988) Emily Burningham & Jayne Costello The Frisby Dyke scandal Mary Harrison
Our Parson Mike Brian Arthur Heywood and the Larkhill estate Neville
King Eleanor Rathbone – a woman ahead of her time Brenda
Murray 2005 JOURNAL
CONTENTS Member’s WW2 Reminiscences compiled
by Jo McCann William Lea: Victorian Entrepreneur Cliff Lea Liverpool’s ‘Half-Nelson’: 1805-2005 Mike
Brian Liverpool’s Whaling Fleet 1750-1823 Neville King Molly Bushell and a Tale of Two Toffee Shops Doug Bushell & Marie McQuade The Story of St James’s Garden, Liverpool Mary
Harrison The Last Journey of William Huskisson Kyle
Engdahl The House on the Hill – 68 Mount Pleasant Joyce
Culling The Herculaneum Pottery (1796-1640) Peter
Hyland 2006 JOURNAL
CONTENTS When Buffalo Bill came to Liverpool Neville
King ‘Unreasonable Men’ in 18thC Liverpool Don
Higham It’s That Man Again! -Tommy Handley Joyce Culling New World, New Life, New Opportunities Jo
McCann John Foster Jnr. 1786-1846 : architect & town
surveyor Alan Andrews School for Scandal? - The Hope Street
Body-Snatchers Marie McQuade Sir William Brown, Baronet, M.P. 1784-1864 merchant,
banker & benefactor Mary Harrison The Liverpool Ship ‘Upton’ in 16thC Charleston Harry
Hignett ‘Green April to a Brown-hued October’ Two churches in Grosvenor
Street Michael Brian 2007 JOURNAL
CONTENTS Liverpool Before Liverpool: An Archaeological
View Ron
Cowell & Robert Philpott Walton to 1699: Lerpool nr Waltone Trevor
Latham The Molyneux and Stanley Families in Early
Liverpool Mary Harrison Liverpool and The Civil Wars 1642-1651 Malcolm
Gratton John Newton: Liverpool’s Old African Blasphemer Michael
E. Brian David Lewis and His Legacy Arnold
Lewis Liverpool Pier Head
F. T. Forrest Criminal Histories: Borstal Boys and Motor
Bandits Alyson
Brown Liverpool’s “Bloomsberries”: The Sandon Studios
Society John
Tiernan “Homes Fit For Heroes”: The Building of The Norris
Green Housing Estate Jo McCann |
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