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Recollections of Old Liverpool by a Nonagenarian

by James STONEHOUSE (1809 - )

Chapter III

These reflections of a 93 year old Liverpudlian provide a unique view of life in late 19th to mid19th century Liverpool. They were transcribed as they were related by him and, as a result this narrative has the ring of authenticity to it and is enlivened by many colorful anecdotes. Published first in a local magazine in Liverpool, they drew sufficient interest to by expanded and collected and published in this volume. The nonagenarian refers to himself in the following manner: "My friends say I am a wonderful old man. I believe I am. . . . My memory is surprising. . . . I can recollect every occurrence that has fallen under my cognizance sine I was six years old. I do not remember so well events that have taken place during the last twenty or thirty years, as they seem confused to me; but whatever happened of which I had some knowledge during my boyish days and early manhood, is most vividly impressed upon my memory." - Summary by DrPGould

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Listen next episodes of Recollections of Old Liverpool by a Nonagenarian:
Chapter IV , Chapter IX , Chapter V , Chapter VI , Chapter VII , Chapter VIII , Chapter X , Chapter XI , Chapter XII , Chapter XIII , Chapter XIV , Chapter XV , Chapter XVI , Chapter XVII