Vol 109 (1957)

The excavation at Walton-le-Dale was one of a series of archaeological investigations which compelled historians to think again about the activities of the Romans in north-west Britain. The paper on charcoal ironmasters is a key piece in the contemporary study of the industrial activities of the seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries, and the paper on John Finch rescues from oblivion one who, in his own age, was as representative of radical Liverpool as William Roscoe was in his.

Front matter
Council and officers of the society for the year 1958
Affiliated societies
Honorary members
List of members

Roman Walton-le-Dale
E. E. Pickering

Old houses in Lancashire: ‘Spring Bank’, Appley Bridge, near Wigan
William A. Singleton

Old houses in Lancashire: traditional Fylde houses
R. C. Watson

Old houses in Lancashire: Dutton Hall
L. M. Angus-Butterworth

Charcoal ironmasters of Cheshire and Lancashire, 1600-1785
B. G. Awty

Lancaster 1684
Kenneth H. Docton

The old Blue Coat Hospital, Liverpool: was it designed by Thomas Ripley?
Stanley A. Harris

John Finch, 1784-1857: a Liverpool disciple of Robert Owen
R. B. Rose

Anniversaries 1957: the 750th anniversary of the Liverpool borough charter
A. R. Myers

Anniversaries 1957: church of St Nicholas, Liverpool, 1257-1957
R. T. Davies

Anniversaries 1957: the 650th anniversary of the founding of the church of St Thomas the Martyr, Upholland
R. A. Wheeler

Anniversaries 1957: John Philip Kemble, 1757-1823
H. A. Jones

Anniversaries 1957: the bicentenary of Warrington Academy
G. A. Carter

The Royal Forest of Lancaster, R. Cunliffe Shaw
B. M. C. Husain

William Yates, cartographer
R. Sharpe France

New books

Council and officers’ reports for 1957

Index

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