Vol 136 (1986)

Civil War in the north-west - Peel Hall - 17th century political parties in Lancashire - Enclosures in Aughton - Underwriters in Liverpool - Irish in the Cheshire silk industry - West Derby village - Sir Hugh Calveley

Front matter:
Editorial note
Council and officers of the society

The sea approaches. The importance of the Dee and the Mersey in the civil war in the north-west
R. N. Dore

Peel Hall, an artisan mannerist puzzle in Cheshire
R. C. Turner

The origins of political parties in late seventeenth-century Lancashire
L. K. J. Glassey

Aughton enclosure in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries: the struggle for superiority
Audrey Coney

The foundation and development of the Underwriters Association in Liverpool in the early nineteenth century
E. M. Swearman

Irish in the east Cheshire silk industry 1851-1861
F. J. Williams

The development of West Derby village, 1825-1881: the social, political and pathological consequences
M. Auton

Notes on contributors

Sir Hugh Calveley: a reassessment
W. McColly

Reviews

Obituary:
Roy George Dottie

Council and officers’ reports for 1986

Index

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