The Liverpool Gymnasium reopened for the winter season on Monday 10 September 1866 after a 2-month break. During this period Hulley had spent time on the continent visiting the principal gymnasia there. In March 1867, he was called upon to advise Sir Philip Egerton and Mr. Reginald Cholmondeley, representatives of the famous public school at Rugby on the erection of a new gymnasium.Liverpool Mercury, 11 September 1866 – Re-opening of the Liverpool GymnasiumLiverpool Mercury, 23 May 1867 – A Gymnasium for Rugby
