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Liverpool Mechanics Institute

From Graces Guide

1823 Institute formed - the first in England.

1825 New members were announced. William Huskisson is President.[1]. Mr. Gladstone has increased his subscription to the Liverpool Mechanics' Institute one hundred pounds, and has volunteered the loan of one thousand pounds at four per cent[2]

1825 Chairman is Thomas Case.[3]

1833 Subscription to fund a building for the institute. Long list of names given.[4]

Became the Liverpool Institute

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Leicester Chronicle - Saturday 23 July 1825
  2. ↑ Sun (London) 16 Aug 1825
  3. ↑ York Herald - Saturday 18 June 1825
  4. ↑ Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser - Tuesday 17 December 1833
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