Vol 9 (1856-1857)
This volume includes an address to William Brown on the occasion of laying the foundation stone of Liverpool Free Public Library and Museum as well as the usual wide-ranging papers
Front matter:
List of members
On the language of Lancashire, under the Romans
R. G. Latham
On the battle of Brunanburh; and the probable locality of the conflict, with appendix: on some funeral urns found at Catlow
T. T. Wilkinson
Notes on the yak, or grunting ox, and other ruminating animals from central Asia
T. J. Moore
The castle hill of Penwortham
Rev. William Thornber
On resemblance, imitation and plagiarism in English poetry
David Buxton
The Faussett museum, as affording materials for history
John Robson
On some fossil trees recently discovered at Burnley
T. T. Wilkinson
On comparative philology considered as an aid to history
Rev Arthur Ramsay
Commerce of the medial east
John Locke
On the perfect r-Partitions of r2-r 1+1
Rev. T. P. Kirkman
On the history of the English language
Thomas Wright
On the lepidopterous insects of the district around Liverpool
Charles Stuart Gregson
On the people of the English Lake Country, their origin, history and character
A. Craig Gibson
On the population of Lancashire and Cheshire, and its local distribution during the fifty years, 1801-1851 [Part I]
J. T. Danson and T. A. Welton
A visit to the tomb of Theodoro Paleologus
John Thomas Towson
Results of an examination of the records of the Liverpool self-registering tide gauge, for the years 1854, 1855 and 1856
Lieut. Murray T. Parks
The characters of Macbeth and Richard the third, according to Shakespeare, compared
James Stonehouse
Historical sketch of the Liverpool Library
P. Macintyre
Remarks on antique ivory carvings
Francis Pulszky
Proceedings, ninth session, 1856-57
Report presented at the annual meeting
Remarks on the financial position of the Society
Rev. A. Hume
Opening address
J. T. Danson
On the relation between the material progress of the United States and the capital and labour of Europeans
E. Clibborn
On binocular vision, and the theory of the stereoscope
John Newton
On a vortex wheel near Kendal, with suggestions on water wheels
G. Grazebrook
Illustrations of ring money and gold torques found in Ireland, belonging to Thomas Tobin
Concluding address
Rev. A. Hume
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