Member Clubs
| Club | Admitted | Resigned |
|---|---|---|
| Ardwick !Ardwick | 01891-01-011891 | 01892-01-011892 |
| Birmingham St George's !Birmingham St George's | 01889-01-011889 | 01892-01-011892 |
| Bootle !Bootle | 01889-01-011889 | 01892-01-011892 |
| Burton Swifts !Burton Swifts | 01891-01-011891 | 01892-01-011892 |
| Crewe Alexandra !Crewe Alexandra | 01889-01-011889 | 01892-01-011892 |
| Darwen !Darwen | 01889-01-011889 | 01891-01-011891 |
| Grimsby Town !Grimsby Town | 01889-01-011889 | 01892-01-011892 |
| Lincoln City !Lincoln City | 01891-01-011891 | 01892-01-011892 |
| Long Eaton Rangers !Long Eaton Rangers | 01889-01-011889 | 01890-01-011890 |
| Newton Heath !Newton Heath | 01889-01-011889 | 01892-01-011892 |
| Nottingham Forest !Nottingham Forest | 01889-01-011889 | 01892-01-011892 |
| Small Heath !Small Heath | 01889-01-011889 | 01892-01-011892 |
| Stoke !Stoke | 01890-01-011890 | 01891-01-011891 |
| Sunderland Albion !Sunderland Albion | 01889-01-011889 | 01891-01-011891 |
| The Wednesday !The Wednesday | 01889-01-011889 | 01892-01-011892 |
| Walsall Town Swifts !Walsall Town Swifts | 01889-01-011889 | 01892-01-011892 |
- Notes
Elected to Football League First Division
Elected to Football League Second Division
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