November 11, 1892 George Drummond, Preston North End. (Source: Scottish Referee: November 11, 1892) XX
Category: Sketches
Sketch: John Auld (Sunderland)
November 11, 1892 John Auld, Sunderland. (Source: Scottish Referee: November 11, 1892) XX
Alex Latta (Everton)
October 30, 1892 There are several players who are debarred from taking part just now in international fixtures, though being Scotch by birth, therefore unable
Sketch: Football players migrate south
August 8, 1892 Football players migrate south. (Source: Scottish Referee: August 8, 1892) XX
The Football League trophy of 1891-92
May 14, 1892 (Source: Sunderland Daily Echo: May 14, 1892)
The great Cup tie at Anfield
January 23, 1892 Burnley beating Everton at Anfield. (Burnley Express: January 27, 1892)
Sketch: Mr. Alex Duff (Third Lanark)
August 4, 1891 Mr. Alex Duff, vice-president, Third Lanark F.C. (Source: Glasgow Evening Post: August 4, 1891)
Sketch: Mr. George Sneddon (President Scottish F.A.)
August 1, 1891 Mr. George Sneddon (President Scottish F.A.). (Source: Glasgow Evening Post: August 1, 1891)
Sketch: Mr. John Brown (Third Lanark)
November 1, 1890 Mr. John Brown, President, Third Lanark. (Source: Glasgow Evening Post: November 1, 1890)
Sketch: Mr. James Watson (Glasgow Rangers)
November 1, 1890 Mr. James Watson, President, Glasgow Rangers. (Source: Glasgow Evening Post: November 1, 1890)
Sketch: John Murray (Sunderland)
October 2, 1890 John Murray, Sunderland. (Source: Glasgow Evening Post: October 2, 1890) XX
Sketch: Alex Latta (Everton)
October 2, 1890 Alex Latta, Everton. (Source: Glasgow Evening Post: October 2, 1890) X
The pantomime match at Anfield
February 15, 1890 The pantomime match at Everton. (Source: Liverpool Echo: February 15, 1890) XX
The Canadian football team now in England
Saturday, October 30 – 1888 (The Graphic, 30-10-1888) Harry Bewell, Harry P. Bingham, Walter W. Bowman, Solomon Brubacher, Dr. William Burnet, Alex Gibson, Dr. Edward
The Zulus
Sunday, January 26 – 1879 It appears that the Zulus have thirty-three regiments, eighteen of which (according to a pamphlet issued by Lord Chelmsford to
St. Domingo Methodist New Connexion Chapel
July 19, 1871 To-morrow evening an elegant new place of worship erected by a thriving body of the New Connexion Methodists, in Breckfield-road North, and
Murderous assault with knives in Liverpool
August 21, 1869 (Illustrated Police News: August 21, 1869)
Mad dog panic at Everton
August 21, 1869 (Illustrated Police News: August 21, 1869)
Fearful tragedy at Liverpool
November 7, 1868 (Illustrated Police News: November 7, 1868)
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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