April 5, 1892 The newly formed Liverpool club has held its first meetings at the Neptune Hotel. A board has been elected and the club’s
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John Houlding gift Liverpool F.C. £500
April 4, 1892 I am not in the least exaggeration when I say that the new Liverpool Association Football Club already bids fair to become
Season ticket for 7s. 6d.
April 2, 1892 The new Liverpool Club is going on flourishingly. They have as many members as they want enrolled, with a large string of
Nuggets from Cricket and Football Field (April 2, 1892)
April 2, 1892 * It is said that Elliot, Thomas Wyllie and Murray have promised to join the new Liverpool AFC. * Is it correct
Stop the persecution
March 28, 1892 A certain Liverpool publication treats the Houlding party of the Everton club in a most unfair manner, and, indeed, it is open
A big job for William Barclay
March 28, 1892 The name of “Liverpool Association Football Club” has been revived, and this will be the name of the club that will use
John Houlding elected president of Liverpool F.C.
March 28, 1892 That the newly formed Liverpool Association Football Club will be duly affiliated by the Football Council is now virtually settled. Information in
The Rules and Laws of Liverpool Football Club of 1892
March 25, 1892 Liverpool Football Club (ASSOCIATION) RULES. I. – That the Club be called the LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB, and shall play under the Rules
The first meeting of Liverpool F.C.
March 25, 1892 At a meeting of the members of this recently formed club, the following appointments were made: – President Mr Houlding; chairman Mr
Liverpool F.C. seek affiliation with the F.A.
March 18, 1892 The extraordinary general meeting of the members of the Everton Club, on Tuesday, resulted, as most people expected, in the confirmation of
Preparations for the Everton F.C. special general meeting
March 12, 1892 In accordance with requisitions sent in to the committee by members of the Everton Football Club, and with a view to the
Everton F.C. meeting: “Out of the frying-pan into the fire”
March 1, 1892 A meeting of a section of the members of the Everton Football Cub was held on Tuesday evening at Liverpool. Mr Alex
Everton F.C. founder in defence of Mr. Houlding’s scheme
February 29, 1892 The following letter which would have been published last week had space permitted, will doubtless be read with interest, especially by those
The Football League supports Everton F.C.
February 26, 1892 An important meeting of the Football League was held at the Royal Hotel, Manchester, Friday evening. Permission was granted to Everton to
Advertisement for the Theatrical Football Gala
February 23, 1892 (Liverpool Mercury: February 23, 1892)
All the lies told about Mr. John Houlding
February 22, 1892 It was noted in last week’s article that the “public-house question” would be referred to again, and it may well to begin
Advertisement: Everton Football Club and Athletic Grounds Company, Limited
February 6, 1892 (Liverpool Mercury: February 6, 1892) NOTE: This ad is by the John Houlding group of the original Everton Football Club, under the
The grand coup at Everton
February 6, 1892 Go where one might on Saturday the subject was the “dishing” of the William Clayton etiquette, as it is termed in contradistinction
John Houlding and friends refused the use of the Everton-name
February 4, 1892 The Football Association council passed the following resolution: ”That this council, in accordance with its past decisions will not recognise or accept
Mr. John Houlding is a strong man
February 1, 1892 Such was the words of Mr. George Mahon, at the general meeting of the Everton Football Club last week, and I apprehend
The old Everton F.C. will fight the new Everton for the name
January 30, 1892 Considerable surprise was expressed by the members of the Everton Football Club upon proof being obtained that a company had actually been
A bombshell from John Houlding
January 26, 1892 Mr. John Houlding threw a bombshell into the camp of his opponents last week when he followed up their actions at the
The future of Everton Football Club
January 23, 1892 Although there has been a temporary lull in the agitations caused by the “split” which took place a few months back between
A well run Industrial School
Tuesday, May 17 – 1881 Mr. Henry Rogers, Inspector of Industrial Schools, reports in a very satisfactory manner as to the state of the Everton
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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