Vol 142 (1992)

Lancashire again dominates the papers in this volume

Lancashire again dominates the papers in this volume, and professional historians also predominate amongst the authors.

Front matter
List of illustrations
Editorial note
Council and officers of the Society
List of abbreviations

The Vale Royal Company and its rivals
P. W. King

‘Not inferiour to any in this part of our kingdom’: Woolton Academy and the English career of the Reverend Bartholomew Booth, schoolmaster
Maurice Whitehead

Pointers towards the structure of agriculture in Handbridge and Claverton prior to parliamentary enclosure
Philip J. W. Higson

The formation of the Gallery of Art in the Liverpool Royal Institution, 1816-1819
Edward Morris

Trade and politics in 19th century Liverpool: the Tobin and Horsfall families and Liverpool’s African trade
Martin Lynn

The Accrington poetess: the life and work of Miss Janie Whittaker (1877-1933)
A. B. Cottle and M. J. Crossley Evans

The White Church, Fairhaven: an artist trader’s Protestant Byzantium
J. C. G. Binfield

‘A mad hatter contest from beginning to end’: Randolph Churchill and the Wavertree by-election, February 1935
David Dutton

Recent finds of Roman coins in Lancashire
David Shotter

Tenure by drengage in Lancashire, 1212-1348
M. A. Atkin

Notes on contributors

Reviews

Obituaries:
George Chandler, 1915 – 1992 [Obituary] Neville Carrick
Eunice Schofield, 1914 – 1992 [Obituary] Michael Power

Council and officers’ reports for 1992

Index

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