Saturday, October 27 – 1900 Great achievements often spring from humble beginnings. Liverpool, at all events, can claim that commenced at the bottom rung of
Tag: John James Ramsay
Funeral of an Everton director
August 13, 1900 John James Ramsay and Tom Watson (Liverpool F.C.) took part in the funeral of the Everton F.C. director Mr. John Prescot at
£400 raised at the Theatrical Gala 1900
Friday, April 6 – 1900 The final meeting of the General Council of the Liverpool Theatrical Gala, recently held on the Liverpool Football Ground in
Poor George Allan
Saturday, October 21 – 1899 Poor George Allan is dead. The news came like a thunderclap upon his numerous Liverpool friends, and it is difficult
The Liverpool F.C. picnic of 1899
August 26, 1899 The annual picnic and sports of the Liverpool Football Club were held at the Victoria Pleasure Grounds, Ormskirk on Saturday. The party,
The annual picnic 1897 at the Childe of Hale Hotel
August 19, 1897 The sixth annual picnic of the Liverpool Football Club was held yesterday, taking the form of a waggonette drive from the Sandon
Funeral of Arthur Ernest Leyland
March 4, 1897 The funeral of Mr. Arthur Ernest Leyland, of Cleveland House, Moss Lane, Walton, took place yesterday at Anfield Cemetery. The deceased, who
The funeral of Mrs. Houlding
Wednesday, November 4 – 1896 On Wednesday, in the presence of a large assemblage, the remains of Mrs Houlding, wife of Alderman John Houlding, of
Liverpool found their rhythm again
November 18, 1895 Liverpool’s journey to the South proved to be one of the most pleasant and enjoyable affairs the club has ever undertaken. Everything
Picnic for the Liverpool Football Club
August 24, 1895 The annual picnic of the committee, players and friends of the Liverpool Football Club took place on Saturday last. A party numbering
A great day with the Liverpool F.C.
August 23, 1894 Inaugurated some three years ago, the growth of the Liverpool Association Football Club has been a remarkable incident in the history of
Nuggets from Cricket and Football Field (September 24, 1892)
September 24, 1892 * Everton and Liverpool at Walton Breck end last Thursday. Arguments increased the fervour. * James McBride makes up by science what
Liverpool at the Ring O’Bell’s Hotel
August 20, 1892 The first annual picnic promoted by the Liverpool Association Football Club was held at West Kirby on Saturday, and proved a most
Letter to the Athletic News
April 21, 1892 To the Editor of the Athletic News. “Sir, – Anent the paragraph in your last issue stating that our committee first of
The cost of the stands at Anfield
April 18, 1892 Mr. John Houlding has obtained an injunction to restrain the Everton Club from taking the stands, &c off the ground, and the
Nuggets from Cricket and Football Field (April 16, 1892)
April 16, 1892 * Why didn’t Andrew Hannah and Dan Doyle address the crowd from the Sandon windows? * Mr. John James Ramsay says “that
Nuggets from Cricket and Football Field (April 9, 1892)
April 9, 1892 * Liverpool A.F.C. will fight Everton tooth and nail. * Now Liverpool takes the lead to feed the football fever. * Mr.
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
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
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
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
John Houldings friends vote against themselves
February 8, 1892 The gentlemen who hold supreme sway over the fortunes of the Everton club have peculiar methods of carrying on their business. Two
This is not fair play
February 1, 1892 Like everything else, there is a sequel to the affair, and it turns out that the name of the club was registered
John Houlding is refused the Everton F.C.s members’ book
February 2, 1892 At a meeting of the Everton Football Club at which Mr. William Jackson presided, there were present Dr James Baxter, Messrs. Atkinson,
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
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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