Vol 175 (2026)

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Contents

RESEARCH NOTES

The Hidage of the Pre-Conquest Estate of Bromborough, Wirral, by Rowan Patel
John Dalton in the Witness Box, by Rajkumari Williamson Jones and Terry Wyke

ARTICLES

Rossendale to Crewe: North-West Historians G.H. Tupling and W.H. Chaloner, by R.C. Richardson
Early Medieval Manchester, by John Blair
A Disputed Will and a Fracas in Rufford in 1620: Jane Hesketh and Her Inheritance, by David J. Breeze
Alcoholism, Domestic Violence and Murder: Assessing English Sentiments of Irish Immigrants in the Nineteenth Century, by Brandon Reece Taylorian
How Permanent is Permanent? The Case of the Liverpool Civic Service League, 1911–1921, by Pat Starkey
Secularisation in Local and Longitudinal Perspective: Churchgoing in Bolton Since c.1800, by Clive D. Field

Reviews of:
Hannah Barker, Carys Brown, Kate Gibson, Jeremy Gregory, Faith in the Town: Lay Religion in Northern England, 1740–1830
Peter N. Lindfield (ed.), The Intimacies of George Shaw (1810–76): Diaries and Letters of a Gothic Architect, Antiquary, and Forger
G.H. Bennett, The 1922 General Election Reconsidered: High Politics and the Birth of the Modern British Election
Iain Dale (ed.), British By-Elections 1769–2025: The 88 By-Election Campaigns That Shaped Our Politics
Adam Sisman, The Indefatigable Asa Briggs

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