Front matter:
Price of volumes
Council and officers (Session xxxiii)
List of members

Early notices of Liverpool, from Blundell’s diary, 1702-1728
Rev. T. E. Gibson

The mock corporation of Sephton. Part II
Rev. Engelbert Horley

Greek, Etruscan and Roman antiquities, in the Mayer museum, Liverpool
Charles T. Gatty

Notes on the history of Huyton, especially with reference to its church
F. T. Turton

Ancient deeds
T. N. Morton [transcriber] CROXTETH
1) Abbot and convent of Miravall (Co. Warwick) and Sir Richard Molyneux (1440)
2) Will of Thomas Molyneux, Esq. (1476)
3) Will of Margaret Bulkley (1528)
3) Declaration of the Abbot of St. Peter’s, Shrewsbury (1470)
INCE BLUNDELL
1) Marriage Covenants – Robert Blundell and Elizabeth Dawn (1447)
2) Marriage Articles – W. Blundell and Jonet Asshawe (1562)
3) William Blundell v. Katharine Blundell – Award of Sir Thomas Stanley (1453)
Translation of Scaresbrek Charter (1240)
Translation of Fazakerley Charter (1250)

Proceedings, thirty-fourth session 1881-82

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Old Country Sports - Sunday in Lancashire and Cheshire - Grappenhall Parish Church - Liverpool Potteries - Roman Roads of Lancashire - Mock Corporation of Sefton

Front matter:
Price of volumes
Council and officers (Session xxxii)
List of members

Some old country sports – from the Crosby records
Rev. T. E. Gibson

Lancashire in the time of Charles II
Lieut.-Col. Fishwick

Sunday in Lancashire and Cheshire
William E. A. Axon

The architectural antiquities of the parish church of St. Wilfrid, Grappenhall, Co. Chester
Thomas Barns

The Liverpool potteries
Charles T. Gatty

Extracts from the registers of the nonconformist chapel, Dukinfield, kept by the Rev. Samuel Angier, 1677 to 1713
J. P. Earwaker

The Roman roads of Lancashire. Part I
W. T. Watkin

The mock corporation of Sephton. Part I
Rev. Engelbert Horley

On the arms existing in the churches of Prescot, Wigan, and Liverpool in the year 1590; with some notices of the Acres or Ackers family
J. Paul Rylands

Ince Blundell charters
T. N. Morton [transcriber]

Correspondence on Ormskirk church

Proceedings, thirty-third session 1880-81

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Almost all Lancashire subjects in this volume, but some papers cover topics from much further afield

Front matter:
Price of volumes
Council and officers (Session xxxi)
List of members

On some obsolete peculiarities of English law
William Beamont

The Claytons, of Thelwall and Sheepcroft, co. Chester; of St. Dominick’s abbey and Doneraile, co. Cork; and subsequently of Mallow, co. Cork
J. Paul Rylands

Winwick and Culcheth in Lancashire: their place in history
Thomas Glazebrook Rylands

The minor Roman stations of Lancashire; also the camps and miscellaneous discoveries in the county
W. Thompson Watkin

On the coins forming a necklace, found in S. Martin’s church yard, Canterbury
Rev. Daniel Henry Haigh

Rural life of a Lancashire minister, 150 years ago
James Bromley

Notes, historical and antiquarian, relating to Lancashire and Cheshire
J. Harris Gibson

The Harington monument in Cartmel church
W. O. Roper

Proceedings, thirty-second session 1879-81

Notes including description of an ancient Egyptian object and of a Book of Hours, the latter in the Mayer Museum in Liverpool and once belonging to the Ewer family of Middlesex
Charles T. Gatty

On an old armorial panel painting
J. Paul Rylands

Ancient charters – Ince Blundell collection
T. N. Morton and Rev. T. E. Gibson

Index

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Includes an appeal to members and others to make known to the society any material such as artefacts and documents which they possess, so that they may be studied and recorded

Alternative volume number: Third Series volume VII

Front matter:
Advertisement [to request members and others to make known to the society any material such as artefacts and documents which they possess, so that they may be studied and recorded] Price of volumes
Council and officers, Session xxxi, 1878-79
List of members
Past Presidents, Secretaries etc.

The shields of arms formerly in the windows of the parish church of Lymm, county Chester, as illustrative of the origin of several local coats of arms
J. Paul Rylands

Roman Manchester
W. Thompson Watkin

A century of recusancy, Part I
Rev. T. E. Gibson

A century of recusancy, Part II
Rev. T. E. Gibson

Notes, historical and antiquarian, relating to Lancashire and Cheshire
J. Harris Gibson

The map-history of the coast from the Dee to the Duddon. A search for the Belisama of Horsley
Thomas Glazebrook Rylands

On some mediaeval pottery recently found in Derbyshire
Charles T. Gatty

Proceedings of Session xxxi, 1878-79

Report for Session xxx, 1877-78

Lenten notes of the olden time

An ancient deed, referring to delinquents and recusants in Cheshire during the reign of Charles II
Charles T. Gatty

Late Celtic antiquities
Charles T. Gatty

Reports

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This volume incudes a wide variety of subjects such as the etymology of plant names, Ptolemy's geography of the coast and the Irish dialect as well as historical and archaeological subjects such as Roman Ribchester

Alternative volume number: Third Series volume VI

Front matter:
Price of volumes
List of members
Past Presidents, Secretaries etc.

Roman Ribchester
W. Thompson Watkin

The trees of the post-glacial forest beds in the neighbourhood of Liverpool
T. Mellard Reade

The history of the English word ‘serjeant’
Rev. H. S. Gardner

The etymology of plant names; Part III: Timber trees
Thomas Comber

Remarks on the little book entitled ‘Hymns sacred to the Lord’s table’
William Robson

Ptolemy’s geography of the coast from Carnarvon to Cumberland
T. Glazebrook Rylands

Remarks on the Irish dialect of the English language
Rev Canon Hume

Notes on certain discoveries made during alterations at Ormskirk church, with obervations
James Dixon

Proceedings of Session xxx, 1877-78

Report for Session xxix, 1876-77

Nathaniel Heywood, the nonconformist vicar of Ormskirk
James Dixon

On a beaker, tyg, etc., lately found at Rainford; and on the meaning of the term ‘tyg’ as applied to a drinking cup
J. Harris Gibson

Church expenditure two centuries ago; or, Ormskirk churchwarden’s accounts, A. D. 1665-6
James Dixon

Reports

Index

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Alternative volume number: Third Series volume V

Front matter:
List of members
Past Presidents, Secretaries etc.

Some account of a curious astronomical, astrological, and medical ms. in the Chetham Library, Manchester
John Harland and W. E. A. Axon

History and curiosities of the Liverpool directory
J. A. Picton

Warrington local sketches
James Kendrick

The etymology of plant names; Part II: Kitchen vegetables
Thomas Comber

Roman remains in the eastern part of Cheshire
J. P. Earwaker

The Orms of Lancashire in the twelfth century, and Orm the writer of the Ormulum
Dr. R. G.Latham

On some ancient glass in the Mayer collection
Charles T. Gatty

Ancient English streets and scenes
Alfred Rimmer

The burial list of the Ormskirk clergy and ministers
James Dixon

Proceedings of Session xxix, 1876-77

Report for Session xxviii, 1875-76

Ormskirk market cross and wayside crosses in general
James Dixon

Reports

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This volume begins with a reeve's accounts from a 14th century Cheshire manor

Alternative volume number: Third Series volume IV

Front matter:
List of members
Past Presidents, Secretaries etc.

A reeve’s account of a Cheshire manor, from Michaelmas 46 Edw III (1372), to Michaelmas in the following year
William Beamont

The etymology of plant names; Part I: Fruits and edible berries
Thomas Comber

On some inedited discoveries of Roman remains in Lancashire and Cheshire
W. Thompson Watkin

Memorial of the late T. T. Wilkinson, F.R.A.S., of Burnley
William Alexander Abram

Roman Lancaster
W. Thompson Watkin

Observations on the geology and archaeology of the Cheshire shore
Charles Potter

A theory as to the origin of Arabic numerals
B. L. Benas

On the inaccuracies which probably exist in the census returns of ages
Thomas A. Welton

Proceedings of Session xxviii, 1875-76

Report for Session xxvii, 1874-75

Memorials of the late Dr. Robson of Warrington, his life and writings
Dr. Kendrick and William Robson

Account of a Roman sculptured slab found at Ribchester
W. A. Abram

Reports

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Includes a biographical note on Ann Lee, foundress of the Shakers and a paper on a design for a cathedral in Liverpool which was never built

Alternative volume number: Third Series volume III

Front matter:
List of members
Past Presidents, Secretaries etc.

Some notes on the parish church of Middlewich, Cheshire
B. Ll. Vaudrey

Geographical statistics of the extra-British European flora
Thomas Comber

The parochial chapel of St. Leonard, Langho, in Billington
W. A. Abram

Biographical notice of Ann Lee, a Manchester prophetess and foundress of the American sect of the Shakers
W. E. A. Axon

A design for the proposed cathedral of St. Peter, Liverpool
E. A. Heffer

Archaeology of the Mersey district, and Liverpool notabilia in 1874
Henry Ecroyd Smith

Explanation of a curious wood engraving
Rev. Canon Hume

Warrington local sketches
James Kendrick

Rural life and manners in the neighbourhood of Bidstone and Upton a hundred years ago
Rev. Canon Hume

Proceedings of Session xxvii, 1874-75

Report for Session xxvi, 1873-74

Note by Mr Boult on ‘The Weald of Kent’

On the Walintune of Domesday Book
John Robson

Notes on a record of the hundred court of Wirrall
Rev. Canon Hume

Closing remarks
Rev. Canon Hume

Reports

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A long article on Merseyside archaeology is included in this volume together with a paper on 'The mythology of aerostation'

Alternative volume number: Third Series volume II

Front matter:
List of members

Extracts from the registers at Ormskirk church
James Dixon

The deterioration of the Mersey
Joseph Boult

The dispersion of British plants
Thomas Comber

The mythology of aerostation
J. T. Towson

Archaeology in the Mersey district, 1873, and Liverpool notabilia
Henry Ecroyd Smith

Glimpses of pre-Roman civilization in England
Joseph Boult

Cistercian architecture, as illustrated by the remains of Whalley Abbey
William A. Waddington

Proceedings, twenty-sixth session, 1873-74

Report presented at the annual meeting

Reports

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The volume begins with a paper on Moor Street, Liverpool

Alternative volume number: New Series volume XIII or Third Series volume I

Front matter:
List of members

More Street, now Moor Street, Liverpool; its origin and early associations
Henry Ecroyd Smith

The Angles, Jutes and Saxons
Joseph Boult

The fee of Makerfield: Part II
William Beamont

Archaeology in the Mersey district, 1872, and Liverpool notabilia
Henry Ecroyd Smith

A history of the township of Billington, in the parish of Blackburn, Co. Lancaster: its ancient families, lords and freeholders; with an account of the parochial chapel and chapelry of Langho: Part I
William Alexander Abram

On the world-distribution of British plants
Thomas Comber

Notes on objects in the Mayer collection relating to Essex, with an account of a discovery of Celts and war implements
Joseph Clarke

Proceedings, twenty-fifth session, 1872-73

Report presented at the annual meeting

President’s address

Description of two magical charm tablets
T. T. Wilkinson

Excursion

Reports

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