Today, one of Liverpool's most popular and well-loved institutions - The Empire Theatre - is celebrating its 100th birthday. Now a century in, The Empire Theatre on Lime Street in Liverpool city ...

Liverpool and the Unmaking of Britain Sam Wetherell Apollo, £25.00 (cloth) In 1945 a ship lay in wait on the Mersey River by ...

Paul explained that it was his Liverpool upbringing ... the flagship store of the Lewis’s empire, which started from humble beginnings in the 19th century. Founder David Lewis arrived in ...

In the 19th century, Liverpool became a world mercantile centre for general ... contributing to the building up of the British Empire. It was a centre for the slave trade, until its abolition in 1807, ...

Lewis Black arrived in Montrose, Angus, in 1836, when he was around 16-years-old, with his master Alexander Mackay, who had business interests in both Liverpool ... early 19th Century Rio and ...

The port, once known as ‘Torytown’ and ‘the second city of the empire’, first ... The ‘othering’ of Liverpool stretches back to the mid-19th century.” He added: “What would it ...

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In their place now stand seven meticulously arranged gold artifacts flanking a towering empire-style centerpiece ... and crafted from the timbers of a 19th-century Arctic exploration ship ...

John Russell, the U.K.’s prime minister at the height of the crisis, called it “a famine of the 13th century acting upon the population of the 19th.” Because Ireland was poor and rural ...

On the non-fiction shelves you’ll find memoirs by Claire Cameron, Susan Swan and Tessa McWatt; a timely biography of Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, an account of one of Canada’s deadliest ...