March 28, 1892 There are signs of a commencement of operations at Goodison-road, and already timber for enclosing the ground has arrived. Turf has been
Tag: Everton
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
The final battle of the Everton F.C. name
March 15, 1892 In accordance with requisitions sent in by members of the club, and with a view to the committee informing the members of
Mr. John Houlding removed from his Everton F.C. office
March 15, 1892 The turn of the ways has at last commenced in the history of the Everton Football Club. Worse than all, the final
Messrs. Houlding, Nisbet and Howarth removed from the Everton F.C. board
March 15, 1892 At a meeting of the members of the Everton Football Club, the suggestion to amalgamate with the Everton Football Club and Athletic
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
Mr. John Houlding branded a shylock
March 7, 1892 The circular issued on Saturday tells us that “Mr. John Houlding had not the courtesy to reply to any of our communications”.
Ireland v England 0-2 (International: March 5, 1892)
March 5, 1892 International: British Championship, at Solitude (Belfast). Ireland – England 0-2 (0-1). Attendance: 8,000. Referee: Mr. Robert Harrison (Scotland). Ireland (2-3-5): John Clugston
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
Men who know the game of football
February 29, 1892 Despite a lot of sinister rumours of £50 having been deposited and forfeited in consequence of non-fuldiment of agreement in signing the
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
Advertisement: The Albert Hotel (Walton Breck Road)
February 27, 1892 (Cricket and Football Field: February 27, 1892) Albert Hotel, Walton Breck Road, Everton, Liverpoo, Everton Bicycle Club, Tarbucks, ale, wines, spirits, cigars,
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
Everton F.C. Theatrical Gala 1892
February 25, 1892 The theatrical football match and athletic sports in aid of the Liverpool charities which owes its initiative to the late Mr. Albert
Jack Kilner of Bootle sent off
February 22, 1892 This important Cup-tie in the Lancashire Second Round was played on the Anfield enclosure on Saturday, and much interest being centred in
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
Everton v Bootle 3-0 (Lancashire Cup: February 20, 1892)
February 20, 1892 Match: Lancashire Cup, Second Round, at Anfield, kick-off: 15:00. Everton – Bootle 3-0 (2-0). Attendance: 9,000; gate receipts: £135 and additional £40
To the editor of the Athletic News: The Everton Club dispute
February 20, 1892 “Sir, – Your correspondent “Loyal Evertonian” undertakes to correct what he calls mis-statements in my letter to you, and starts on my
To the editor of The Athletic News – The Everton Football Club dispute
February 15, 1892 “Sir, – The letter of your correspondent, who signs himself “A Supporter of the Queen and Everton,” contains two or three misstatements
A poem, by an old Evertonian
February 15, 1892 One of the old members of the Everton Football Club furnishes us with the following verses upon the present lamentable disputes: –
Everton F.C. decide to go for Goodison Park
February 15, 1892 The Everton Club’s headquarters next and following seasons will be at Goodison Road, Mr. John Houlding not having deigned to reply to
The friends and the enemies of the Everton F.C. dispute
February 15, 1892 How many of the present supporters and followers, or even members, of the Everton Football Club are fully acquainted with its origin,
Letters from Mr. John Orrell
February 15, 1892 In the late controversies about the Everton ground question much stress has been laid upon the marked difference in the temperaments of
The Everton F.C. committee still awaiting Mr. Houldings reply
February 8, 1892 It will be remembered that at the general meeting of the members of the Everton club Mr. John Houlding was allowed the
The missing book of the Everton F.C. members
February 8, 1892 Mr. John Houlding, at the last meeting of the Everton Committee, forwarded a request that he should be allowed to have the
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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