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Contributors & their Contributions 1889-2015

A

Alexander, Ann
The Notebooks of Robert Pounder, 2015	2nd ser. 25

Alexander, G. Glover, M.A., LL.M.
TheManorial System and Copyhold Tenure,	XXXIII, 283
Counsel’s Opinion, 1686, relating to Property of the Thoresby and Briggs Families,	XXVIII, 405
Ancient Custom of the Province of YorkreWills and Intestacies.	XXVIII, 417

Allott, Wilfrid.
Leeds Quaker Meeting.	L, I.

Anderson, Philip
The Leeds workhouse under the Old Poor Law: 1726-1834.	LVI, 75.

Anning. Stephen T.
The Leeds Public Dispensary.	LIV, 130.

Arnold, A. J.
‘Shall it be Bradford or Leeds?’: the origins of professional football in the West Riding textile district.	LXIII, 81.

Atkinson, Charles Milner, M.A.
Trial at York for Counterfeiting of Mr Arthur Mangy, of Leeds. Aug. 1st, 1696.	IX, 207

B

Baildon, W. Paley, F.S.A.
Musters in Skyrack Wapentake, 1539.	IV, 245; IX, 99, 299
Calverley Charters, vol. i.	VI
The Family of Leathley or Lelay (with Pedigree),	IX, 3
Musters in Claro Wapentake.	XV, 111
(and Lancaster, W. T.) Coucher Book of Kirkstall Abbey,	VIII
Copley Family, Notes on Early Pedigree of .	XXVI, 350; XXVIII, 195
The Maudes of Ilkley etc.	XXIV, 137
The Maudes of Killinghall, Some Correspondence of.	XXIV, 110
Survey of the Manor of Leeds, 1612.	XXIV, 341

Barnes, Guy D.
Kirkstall Abbey, 1147-1539: an historical study.	LVIII.

Beale, Hanway R., M.B.
Report on the Bones found near Leeds,	XV, 177

Beanlands, Rev. Canon Arthur.
The Swillingtons of Swillington.	XV, 185
The Claim of John de Eston.	XXV, 227

Beckwith, Frank.
An account ofThe Leeds Intelligencer, 1754-1866.	XL, i-lxi.
The beginnings of the Leeds Library.	XXXVII, 145.
“Pendavid Bittcrzwigg”: John Berkenhout.	XLI, 283
Poem on the clothiers, 1730,	XLI, 275
The population of Leeds during the industrial revolution,Addendum.	XLI, 118  XLI, 401.
Thomas Taylor: Regency architect, Leeds.	Monograph I.
Leeds and parliamentary reform, 1820-1832.	XLI, I.

Bellamy, C. Vincent.
Pontefract Priory excavations, 1957-1961.	XLIX.

Benn, William
More Annals of Leeds 1880 – 1920.	2nd ser. 15

Beresford, Maurice W.
East End, West End: the face of Leeds during urbanisation, 1684-1842.	LX-LXI.

Bergen, Amanda
Leeds Jewry, 1930-1939: the challenge of anti-Semitism.	2nd ser. 10, 1.

Bilson, John, F.S.A., and Hope, W. H. St. John, M.A.
Architectural Description of Kirkstall Abbey,	XVI
Pampocalia.	IV, 60

Black, George W.
City Square and Colonel Harding..	LIV, 106
The Leeds Eye Dispensary.	LIV, 99.
The Leeds Savage Club and its origins..	LIV, 298

Bodington, Nathan, LL.D.
Note on a Roman Altar preserved in the Museum of the Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society,	IV, 79

Bonser, K, J., also cited as Bonser, Kenneth John
Printed maps and plan of Leeds, 1711-1900..	XLVII
Spas, wells and springs of Leeds.	LIV, 29.

Boud, Roy C.
The Great Exodus: the evacuation of Leeds schoolchildren, 1939-1945.	2nd ser. 10, 41.

Boyle, M. B.
“Fair befall the Flax Field”: aspects of the history of the Boyle family and their flax business.	LVI, 1.

Bradford, E.J.
The Enclosure of Common Land in Headingley-cum-Burley 1828-34: Conflicts of Interest	2nd ser. 18, 63

Bradley, George
The Venerable Edmund Sykes of Leeds. The Revd G. Bradley and A. Lonsdale.	LIII, 167.

Braithwaite, Walter
Discovery of Ancient Foundations and Human Remains at Temple Newsam.	XV, 174

Brears, P.
Brewing at Kirkstall: Abbey and Brewery 1152-1983	2nd ser. 30, 107
An Historical Reconstruction of Ralph Thoresby’s Home	Tercent. I, 93
Ralph Thoresby: a Museum Visitor in Stuart England	Tercent. I, 95

Brigg, William, B.A.
Testamenta Leodiensia.	II, 98, 205; IV, 1. 139
Lay Subsidy, Wapentake of Skyrack, 1598.	XV, 38
Lay Subsidy, Wapentake of Agbrigg and Morley, 1598.	XV, 132
Petition relating to the Mosses, Chapel Allerton. XV, 274

Briggs, Asa
The building of Leeds Town Hall.	XLVI, 275.

Brook, Michael.
Joseph Barker andThe People.	XLVI, 331.

Brooke, Susan.
Some notes on the Hall family of Stumperlow and Leeds,.	XLI, 309

Burt, Steven (also cited as Burt, S.)
Leeds manor house: the development and changing function of a central site.	2nd ser. 5, 1.
Ralph Thoresby and the Compilation of the Ducatus Leodiensis	Tercent. I, 5

C

Chadwick, S. J., F.S.A.
The Farnley Wood Plot,	XV, 122

Chell, S.M.
The Clothier Families of Horsforth … 1841-1881	2nd ser. 24, 25

Chorley, H. S.
Plan of Foundations of Old Building at Templethorpe, near Temple Newsam, Leeds,	XV, facing 174

Clark, E,, Kitson.M.A., F.S.A.
The founders of the Thoresby Society.	XXXVII, 189.
The site and early plans of Leeds,	XXXVII, 193.
A Brawl in Kirkgate, 13 Edw. II.	IV, 125
The Foundation of Kirkstall Abbey, etc.	IV, 169
The Leeds Mace made by Arthur Mangey, 1694; and Clipping Tools supposed to have been used by Mangey.	IX, 205
Some Civil War Accounts, 1647-1650.	XI, 137
Churchwardens’ Accounts–Methley.	XI, 236
Leeds in Prehistoric Times ,	XV, 212

Clark, J. G.
Court Books of the Leeds Corporation: First Book, 1662-1706.	XXIV

Clark, Professor E., LL.D., F.S.A.
Hooton Pagnell and its Market Cross,	XV, 26

Clay, Charles T., M.A., F.S.A.
Notes on the Importation of English Wool into Ireland as Affected by the Union,	XXVI, 155
The Family of Wridlesford or Woodlesford.	XXVI, 243
The Familv of Lacy of Cronnvellbottom and Leventhorpe.	XXVIII, 468

Collingwood, W. G., M.A., F.S.A.
The Early Crosses of Leeds (illustrated),	XXII, 267

Collinson, J.M.
Elizabethan Potternewton and the Hardwick Family	2nd ser. 30, 160
Wills and Inventories: Leeds Kirkgate-cum-Holbeck, 1644-1669	2nd ser. 29, 1
Headingley Hall: Lords and Tenants through Seven Centuries	2nd ser. 18, 18
Love and Marriage in Elizabethan Headingley	2nd ser. 20, 41
Robert the Dyer – the First Leeds Businessman?	2nd ser. 18, 88

Collyer, C.
The Rockinghams and Yorkshire politics, 1742-1761,	XLI, 352,

Colman, Rev. F. S., M.A,.
The History of Barwick-in-Elmet.	XVII

Connell, D.
Important Pieces from Ralph Thoresby’s Collection discovered at Burton Constable in East Yorkshire	Tercent. I, 133

Connor, William J.
The architect of Holy Trinity Church, Leeds.	LIV, 293.

Cook, Robert Beilby
Early Pontefract Wills (mistitled Leeds and District),	XXVI, 172, 311
Some Old Deeds relating to Barwick-in-Elmet.	XXII, 174
Wills of Leeds and District,	XXII, 85, 235; XXIV, 30, 304
Wills of the Parishes of Rothwell, Saxton, Sherburn in Elmet, Swillington, Thorner, Whitkirk and Woodkirk.	XXXIII, 22

Cookson, Gillian
Early textile engineers in Leeds, 1780-1850.	2nd ser. 4, 40.

Copley, J.
The theatre in Hunslet Lane, I..	LIV, 65
The theatre in Hunslet Lane, II.	LIV, 196.

Cottam, Sue
What was the relationship between élite culture and power in the town of Leeds from 1760 to 1820?	2nd ser. 14, 18.

Creaser, Mary
William Vavasour: the squire of Weston, 1798-1833.	LVI, 159.

Crump, W. B.. M.A.
Alfred Mattison,	XXXVII, 366.
Early iron workings at Creskelde, near Otley.	XLI, 300.
A jubilee review,1889-1939,	XXXVII, 183.
Methley Hall and its builders.	XXXVII, 313.
Sorocold’s waterworks at Leeds, 1694.	XXXVII, 166.
The Genesis of Warburton’s ‘ Map of Yorkshire,’ 1720.	XXVIII, 385
The Leeds Woollen Industry, 1780-1820.	XXXII

John Cruickshank
Headingley-cum-Burley c.1544 – c.1784.	2nd ser. 22

D

Dalton, Harry W., (also cited as H. W. Dalton)
Anglican Resurgence under W. F. Hook in Early Victorian Leeds. Church Life in a Nonconformist Town, 1836-1851.	2nd ser. 12.
Sunday schools in Leeds: Church associations for children and young people, Leeds 1836-1851.	2nd ser. 14, 67.
Walter Farquhar Hook, Vicar of Leeds: his work for the Church and the town, 1837-1848.	LXIII, 27.

Dawson, Frederick
Paganini in Leeds (January 1832).	XXXIII, 447

Demaine, Robert
Entente musicale: Charles Villiers Stanford and the Leeds Choir in Paris, 1906.	2nd ser. 30, 49

Derbyshire, Rev. H. S., M.A.,
History of Methley.	XXXV

Dillon, T.
The Irish in Leeds, 1851-1861.	LIV, 1.

Dixon, J.
Surprising Survivors of the Black Death in Leeds	2nd ser. 20, 13

Dobson, R. B.
Yorkshire towns in the late fourteenth century.	LIX, 1.

Dodgson, Aquila
A Local Find of over 7,000 Roman Coins (Stanley hoard) (ill.).	XV, 103
An Account of Roman Coins found in the District around Leeds,	XXII, 49

Douglas, Janet
Leeds and the public patronage of fine art, 1809-1888.	2nd ser. 11, 73.

E

Ellis, A. S.
Notes on Ralph Thoresby’s Pedigree,	IX, 112
Yorkshirec.A.D. 120, according to Ptolemy’s Geography,	XXII, 337
Picture of Pontefract Castle at Hampton Court Palace,	XXIV, 1

Elton, E. Arthur, (also cited as E. A. and Arthur Elton)
Becoming a city: Leeds, 1893.	2nd ser. 3, 67.
Leeds cyclists and cycle makers, 1880-1901.	2nd ser. 5, 110.
Sir George Cockburn, 1848-1927.	2nd ser. 3, 81.
A Victorian city mission: the Unitarian contribution to social progress in Holbeck and New Wortley, 1844-78.	LIV, 316.

F

Figures, G.
Typhus,Two Windows and a Gold Chain	2nd ser. 20, 75

Ford, John Rawlinson
Probate of Ralph Thoresby’s Will,	II, 149
Plan of Leeds (published by John Heaton), 1806 .	XI, 130

Ford, Thomas F., A.R.I.B.A.
Some Buildings of the Seventeenth Century in the Parish of Halifax (ill.).	XXXVIII, 1

Fordham, Sir George
Christopher Saxton, of Dunningley.	XXVIII, 357

Forster, Gordon C. F. also cited as Forster, G.C.F.
The early years of Leeds Corporation.	LIV, 251.
Holy Trinity Church in the history of Leeds, 1727-1977.	LIV, 281.
The First Medievalist in Leeds: Ralph Thoresby FRS, 1658-1725	Tercent. I, 45

Forster, Mrs G. C. F.
Index to the Publications of the Thoresby Society, vols. XXXVII-LI.	L, Supplement
.

Foster, Miss A. G.
Conveyancing practice from local records.	XLI, 197.
Oakwell Hall, Birstall: inventory of goods, 1611.	XLI, 114.

Fraser, Derek
Improvement in early Victorian Leeds.	LIII, 71.
The Leeds churchwardens, 1828-1850.	LIII, 1.
The Leeds Corporation, c. 1820-c. 1850.	LIV, 272.
The politics of Leeds water.	LIII, 50.
Poor Law politics in Leeds, 1833-1855.	LIII, 23.

Friedman, Terry
Church Architecture in Leeds, 1700-1799.	2nd ser. 7.

G

Galloway, Colin G.
The ‘Wild Indian Savages’ in Leeds. .	LIV, 305

Gamble, G. G,
History of Hunslet in the later Middle Ages.	XLI, 222.

Goodyear, Irene E.
Wilson Armistead and the Leeds Antislavery Movement.	LIV, 113.

Gosden, Peter H. J. H.
The early years of the Yorkshire College.	LIV, 209.

Gott. Frank
Map of Leeds (John Tuke’s), 1781.	XV, 46

Grady, Kevin
The Georgian Public Buildings of Leeds and the West Riding.	LXII.
Profit, property interests, and public spirit: the provision of markets in Leeds, 1822-29..	LIV, 165

H

Hall, Rev. H. Armstrong, B.D.
Churchwardens’ Accounts of Methley Parish, 1681-1705.	XI, 262
Dr. Timothy Bright: Some Troubles of an Elizabethan Rector,	XV, 30
Some Notes on the Personal and Family History of Robert Waterloo, of Methley and Waterton.	XV, 81

Hardcastle, C. D.
Leeds in my Grandfather’s Days(c.1800).	XXXIII, 149

Hargrave, Miss Emily
The Formation of the Leeds Yeomanry. 1817.	XXIV, 435
The Leeds Volunteers, 1820.	XXIV, 451
A Leeds Malefactor of 1752.	XXVI, 148
Some Unpublished Letters of Ralph Thoresby.	XXVI, 372
A Change-Ringing Controversy,	XXVIII, 226
The Early Leeds Volunteers,	XXVIII, 255
Musical Leeds’ in the Eighteenth Century,	XXVIII, 320
Leeds Parish Registers, Baptisms and Burials. 1757-76; Marriages, 1754-69 (Joint editor),	XXV
The Diary of Joseph Rogerson, Scribbler and Miller of Bramley, 1808-14 (jointly with W. B. Crump),	XXXII, Ch. II

Harrison, Brett
Thorp Arch Hall, 1749-1756: ‘dabling a little in Mortar’.	2nd ser. 4, 1.

Harrison, J. F. C.
Social reform in Victorian Leeds: the work of James Hole, 1820-1895	Monograph III.

Haverfield, F.,M.A., F.S.A.
The Roman Milestone found at Castleford, now in the Museum of the Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society,	IX, 97

Heaton, Herbert.M.A,
Yorkshire cloth traders in the United States, 1770-1840.	XXXVII, 225
The Leeds White Cloth Hall (illustrated),	XXII, 131
‘ The Tricks of the Trade ‘: Facts and Fiction concerning the Yorkshire Textile Industry,	XXII, 347

Hebditch, William.
Thoresby‘s diary and correspondence.	XLI. 98.

Hendrick, H.
The Leeds gas strike, 1890..	LIV, 78

Hindle, Chris
Hudson, Sykes & Bousfield: the rise and fall of a Leeds merchant and manufacturing House	2nd ser. 30, 84

Holmes, Richard
Paulinus de Leeds,	IV, 209
Asolf or Essolf, A Yorkshire Minor Lord of the Twelfth Century.	IX, 23
The Charter-History of a Long Life: Adam Fitz Peter of Birkin.	IX, 56
Ordination of the South Chapel in Birkin Church,	IX, 62

Hope, W. H. St. John, M.A., and Bilson, John, F.S.A.
Architectural Description of Kirkstall Abbey,	XVI

Hornsey, Miss Margaret A.
John Harrison, the Leeds Benefactor, and his Times,	XXXIII, 103

I

Ismay, Rev, Joseph,
A visit to Chapel Allerton and Harewood in 1767.	XXXVII, 333.

J

Jackson, R.T.
On the Origins of the Rhubarb Growing and Forcing industry of Leeds and Surrounding Areas.	2nd ser. 29, 85

Jajdelska, E.
Ralph Thoresby the Diarist: The late 17th Century Pious Diary and its Demise	Tercent. I, 67

Jenkins, Edgar W.
David Forsyth and the City of Leeds School.	2nd ser. 1, 75.
Leeds Grammar School, the Charity Commissioners and the education of girls, 1870-1901.	2nd ser. 4, 98.

Jenkins, Isobel
The Yorkshire Ladies’ Council of Education: 1871-91.	LVI, 27.

Johnston, Carole P.
The Charity School, the Church and the Corporation: aspects of educational provision for the poor in eighteenth-century Leeds.	2nd ser. 3, 1.

Jones, H. W.
Checklist of the correspondence of Ralph Thoresby.	XLVI, 36,

Jones, H.M.F.
“Hours of Distraction and Cheerful Companionship”: Leeds Association of Girls’ Clubs and the Girls’ Clubs Era (1904-1944)	2nd ser. 24, 87

K

Kaye, Walter J., M.A., F.S.A.
Anthony Hunton, M.D., An Elizabethan Physician and his connexion with Harrogate.	XXVIII,

Kelsey, H. T., M.A.
Survey of the Manor of Leeds, 1612.	XI, 369

Kennally, H.
Famine, Typhus and Poor Law: Irish Families in Leeds	2nd ser. 20, 57

Kent, Audrey L. A.
‘An Institution of Great Utility’: Leeds Public Dispensary, the early years, 1824-1867.	2nd ser. 11, 44.

Kirby, Joan W.
The Manor and Borough of Leeds, 1425-1662: an edition of documents, edited by J. W. Kirby.	LVII.
The rulers of Leeds: gentry, clothiers and merchants, c. 1425-1626.	LIX, 22.

Kirk, G. E.
Jubilee index to the Publications of the Thoresby Society, 1889-1939.	Supplement to vol. XXXVII.
The library of the Thoresby Society.	XLI, 259.
Two rentals of the manor of Otley.	XXXVII, 202.
Lotherton Chapel,	XXVI, 113
A Sixteenth-Century Rental of the Manor of Temple Newsam and its Appurtenances,	XXXIII, 61
A Rental of the Bailiwick of Whitkirk.	XXXIII, 71
Wills, Inventories and Bonds of the Manor Courts of Temple Newsam, 1612-1701.	XXXIII, 241

Kitson, Ethel (and E. Kitson Clark)
Some Civil War Accounts, 1647-1650.	XI, 137

Kitson, F. R., and others
Charters relating to Possessions of Kirkstall Abbey in Allerton.	IV, 42, 81

L

Lancaster, William Thomas, F.S.A.
The Possessions of Kirkstall Abbey in Leeds,	IV, 37
Some Notes on the Early History of Arthington.	IV, 148
Adel.	IV, 261
Coucher Book, of Kirkstall Abbey,	VIII
Bramhope.	IX, 228
Fourteenth-Century Court Rolls of the Manor of Thorner.	XV, 153
the Early History of Horsforth.	XV, 22
Letters addressed to Ralph Thoresby, F.R.S.	XXI
Four Early Charters of Arthington Nunnery,	XXII, 118
A Fifteenth-Century Rental of Leeds,	XXIV, 6
St. Helen’s Chapel, Holbeok.	XXIV, 134
The Family of Beeston.	XXIV, 245
A Fifteenth-Century Rental of Rothwell.	XXIV, 281
The Family of Green of Horsforth,	XXIV, 469
Birstall, Gomersal & Heckmondwike–A Genealogical Paper,	XXVI, 25
The Manor Court of Leeds Kirkgate-cumHolbeck.	XXVI, 129
Fifteenth-Century Rentals of Barwick and Scholes.	XXVIII, 238

Le Patourel, H. E. Jean
Stank Hall barn, Leeds, ed. by H. E. J. Le Patourel.	LIV, 237.

Le Patourel, John
Documents relating to the manor and borough of Leeds, 1066-1400,	XLIV.
Medieval Leeds: Kirkstall Abbey- The Parish Church – The medieval borough.	XLVI, I.

Lister, John, M.A.
Chapter House Records (1341)–Extent of Manors of Leeds, Roth-well, Allerton Bywater, Kippax, Ledston.	XXXIII, 83

Litton, Pauline M.
The journals of Sarah Mayo Parkes, 1815 and 1818, ed. by Pauline Litton.	2nd ser. 13, 1.

Lockwood, A.
The origins of gas in Leeds: the Leeds Gas Light Company, 1817-35.	LVI, 114.

Lonsdale, Allister.
A note on Leeds wills, 1539-1561.	L, 78.
Stourton Lodge: 1776 to April 1965,	L, 86
Ebor House: a note.	LIII, 91.
The last monks of Kirkstall Abbey.	LIII, 201.
The Venerable Edmund Sykes of Leeds. The Revd G. Bradley and A. Lonsdale.	LIII, 167.

Lovell, Veronica M. E.
Benjamin Gott of Armley House, Leeds, 1762-1840: patron of the arts.	LIX, 177.

Lumb, George Denison, F.S.A.
Extracts fromThe Leeds IntelligencerandThe Leeds Mercury,1769-1776.	XXXVIII
Extracts fromThe Leeds IntelligencerandThe Leeds Mercury,1777-1783 (with J. B. Place).	XL.
Extracts fromThe Leeds Intelligencer,1791-1796.	XLIV.
A Thoresby Manuscript,	II, 152
Abstract of the Leeds Manor Rolls, 1650-1666.	IX, 63
Testamenta Leodiensia.	IX, 81, 161, 246; XI, 37, 289; XV, 10; XIX; XXVII
“Observations out of the Mannour Booke of Leeds,	IX, 278
Justice’s Note-Book of Captain John Pickering, 1656-1660.	XI, 69, 275
The Life and Funeral Sermon of the Rev. Richard Stretton, M.A., First Minister of Mill Hill Chapel, Leeds, 1672-1677.	XI, 321
The Registers of the Parish Church of Methley, 1560-1812.	XII
The Dukedom of Leeds,	XV, I, 275
The Family of John Harrison, the Leeds Benefactor,	XV, 48
Burials at St. Paul’s Church, Leeds.	XV, 56
The Arms of Leeds,	XV, 183
The Family of Denison of Great Woodhouse, and their Residences in Leeds (ill.),	XV, 251
John Thoresby,	XXII, 55
Poems of ‘ Pendavid Bitterzwigg ‘ (A Satire on Leeds of the Eighteenth Century),	XXII, 58
Whitkirk Register, 1600-1601.	XXII, 103
Adel Register, 1600, XXII, 107; 1606-1812,	V
Extracts from theLeeds Mercury,1721-1729 (illustrated),	XXII, 185;
1729-1737,	XXIV, 67;
1737-1742,	XXVI, 64;
1742-1760,	XXVIII, 65;
1769,	XXXIII, 208;
1709-1776,	XXXVIII
Extracts from theLeeds Intelligencer,1756-1763,	XXVIII, 100;
1763-4, 1768,	XXXIII, 156, 209;
1769-1776,	XXXVIII
Leeds Parish Register, 1612-1639,	III,
1639-1667,	VII,
1667-1695,	X,
1695-1722 (Armley, 1665-1711; Hunslet, 1686-1714),	XIII,
1722-1757,	XX
Leeds Chapelries Register, 1724-1763,	XXIII,
1763-1812 or later,	XXIX, XXXI
The Committee of Charitable Uses, Leeds; Extracts from the Minute Book commencing 1664.	XXII, 355
Leeds and Rothwell District Potteries,	XXIV, 277, 280
John Miers, the Profilist.	XXIV, 345; XXXIII, 154
The Nalson Family of Altofts and Methley.	XXIV, 368
Leeds Manor House and Park,	XXIV, 399
The Old Hall, Wade Lane, Leeds, and the Jackson Family.	XXVI, 1
Postscript: obituary of W. T. Lancaster,	XXVI, 39
Ellis of Kiddal.	XXVI, 61
The Denison Family,	XXVI, 102
The Old Hall, Burmantofts.	XXVI, 106
Anderton Rents, 1708.	XXVI, 163
York or East Bar, Leeds,	XXVI, 170
A Fifteenth-Century Rental of Pontefract.	XXVI, 253
The Last Shop with Bow Windows in Briggate, Leeds,	XXVI, 397
Charles Donald Hardcastle: Leeds, 1758-1837.	XXXIII, 148
William Boyne, F.S.A., Numismatist, of Leeds and Florence.	XXXIII, 228
Monumental Inscriptions in the Churchyard of St. John the Evangelist, Leeds,	XXXIII, 316
(and Darbyshire, Rev. H. S., M.A.) The History of Methley.	XXXV
The Parish Register of Aberford, 1540-1812.	XXXVI

Lupton, Charles Athelstane
Arthington Nunnery.	LIII, 224.
John Smeaton.	LIII, 217.

M

Margerison, Samuel
Leeds Registers, 1572-1612.	I
(and Baildon, W. P.) Calverley Charters, vol. i.	VI

Marshall, Thomas, M.A.
Charte Leodienses, with Notes on the Reame Family and the Leeds Chantries of the B.V.M.	IV, 65

May, Barbara C.
Waggonways and staiths: the impact of the Middleton Colliery on the township of Hunslet, c. 1750-1850.	2nd ser. 3, 38.

McCutchcon, K. L.
Yorkshire fairs and markets, to the end of the eighteenth century.	XXXIX.

Meredith, Peter (also cited as Meredith, P.)
The Thursby Manuscripts, 2011	2nd ser. 21
Ralph Thoresby’s Review of his Life, 1658-1714, 2015	Ducatus Tercentary Vol. 2
Ralph Thoresby and ‘Cosen’ Susy	Tercent. I, 183
The Thoresby Collection	2nd ser. 18, 101
& Thornton, D. APPENDIX	Tercent. I,
From Grand Design to Scribbled Note: Ralph Thoresby’s presence in the Society’s library	Tercent. I, 151

Meyer, W. R.
Charles Henry Wilson: the man who was Leeds.	2nd ser. 8, 78.

Moorman, F. W., Ph.D.
The Place Names of the West Riding of Yorkshire.	XVIII

Morgan, C. J.
The Leeds elections of 1834 and 1835: a psephological analysis.	2nd ser. 13, 73.
The Burial Ground Problem in Leeds, c.1700-1914, 2013	2nd ser. 23

Morkill, J. W., M.A.
Local Worthies and Genealogy,	II, 51
Notes on the Wapentake of Skyrack.	II, 115
The Manor and Park of Roundhay (illustrated),	II, 215
The Red Hall, Shadwell (ill.).	II, 217
Sagar-Musgrave Pedigree.	II, 249

Morris, Robert J. (also cited as Morris, R.J.)
The rise of James Kitson: Trades Union and Mechanics Institution, Leeds, 1826-1851.	LIII, 179.
Whose Time and Whose Place: Searching for the History of 20th Century Leeds	2nd ser. 18, 1

Morrish, Peter S. (also cited as Morrish, P.)
Leeds and dismemberment of the diocese of Ripon.	2nd ser. 4, 62.
Percy Alfred Scholes (1877-1958): music critic, educator and encyclopaedist.	2nd ser. 13, 46.
A Yorkshire music critic (Herbert Thompson) in Germany and Austria in 1889.	LIV, 333.
Ralph Thoresby (1658-1725) of Leeds, Books and Libraries	Tercent. I, 117

Mortimer, Jean E.
Joseph Tatham’s School, Leeds.	2nd ser. 1, 1.
Thoresby’s ‘poor deluded Quakers’: the sufferings of Leeds Friends in the seventeenth century.	2nd ser. 1, 35.

Mott, R. A.
Kirkstall Forge and monkish iron-making.	LIII, 154.

N

Newton, G.D.
Early Coal Mining in Leeds 1500-1700	2nd ser. 24, 1

Nichol,C.
The Italian Immigrants in Leeds, 1881-1901	2nd ser. 19, 37

Nichols, H. and Bonser, K. J,
Printed maps and plans of Leeds, 1711-1900,	XL, VII.

Norcliffe, Rev, C. B.. M.A.
The Pawson Inventory and Pedigree,	IV, 163

O

Oates, Jonathan
Leeds and the Jacobite Rebellions of 1715 and 1745.	2nd ser. 14, 1.
The Memoranda Book of John Lucas 1712 – 1750	2nd ser. 16

Offor, Richard.
The medieval age and the present.	XLI, 89.

Owen, Roger J.
The autobiography of Robert Spurr.	LIV, 61.
The Baptist breach at Bramley.	LIV, 230.
Wintoun Street Baptist Church, 1870-1895.	LIII, 171.

P

Payne, Bryan
Extracts from the journals of John Deakin Heaton, ed. by Bryan and Dorothy Payne.	LIII, 93.

Payne, Dorothy
Extracts from the journals of John Deakin Heaton, ed. by Bryan and Dorothy Payne.	LIII, 93.

Paz, D. G.
Willian Aldam, backbench MP for Leeds, 1841-1847: national issues versus local interests.	2nd ser. 8, 17.

Pemberton, Harry.
Two hundred years of banking in Leeds.	XL VI, 54.

Pennock, Pamela M.
The evolution of St James’s, 1845-94: Leeds Moral and Industrial Training School, Leeds Union Workhouse and Leeds Union Infirmary.	LIX, 129.

Pickersgill, Thomas
Find of Roman Coins in Leeds (Bramley hoard),	XXII, 41

Place, James B.
Woodhouse in the manor of Leeds,	XXXVII, 345
Extracts fromThe Leeds IntelligencerandThe Leeds Mercury,1777-1782,.	XL

Platt, Rev. George Moreton, M.A.
Collections made in the Parish Church of Whitkirk, Yorkshire, 1661-1679.	II, 142

Potts, Michael S.
William Potts of Leeds, clockmaker.	2nd ser. 13, 25.

Preston, William E.
The Tithes of Farnley: An Eighteenth-Century Dispute,	XXXIII, 427

Pullan, Margaret (also cited as Pullan, M.)
TheMonuments of the Parish Church of St Peter-at-Leeds	2nd ser. 17
Joseph Fearn: a Villainous Lord of the Manor of Leeds	2nd ser. 24, 41

R

Radford, A.
The Leeds Waits: official town musicians and peripatetic entertainers for over three centuries	2nd ser. 19, 59

Ramsden, G.
Two notes on the history of the Aire and Calder Navigation.	XLI, 383.

Rimmer, W. G.
Alfred Place Terminating Building Society, 1825-43.	XLVI, 303.
The industrial profile of Leeds, 1740-1840..	L, 130
Leeds leather industry in the nineteenth century.	XLVI, 119.
Occupations in Leeds, 1841-1951	L, 158.
Working men’s cottages in Leeds, 1770-1840.	XLVI, 165.

Roberts, Stephen
Joseph Barker and the Radical cause, 1848-1851.	2nd ser. 1, 59.

Robson, M.
York Dean & Chapter Library, Ms.Add. 770, a Franciscan Volume once owned by Ralph Thoresby	2nd ser. 20, 23
William de Calverley (c1275-1319): a notable Franciscan Friar	2nd ser. 20, 1

Rooke, Charles Staveley
Extracts from theLeeds Intelligencer,	IV, 226

Rushy, James
Leeds Borough Subsidy, 1596-7.	II, 22
Hunter’s Church Notes,	II, 26
Miscellaneous Genealogical Notes,	II, 36

Russell, David
The Leeds Rational Recreation Society, 1852-9: ‘Music for the People’ in a mid-Victorian city.	LVI, 137.

S

Saunders, J.
Thoresby as historian,	XLI, 213

Savage, The Very Rev. H. E., D.D.
Northumbria after the departure of the Roman Forces,	XXII, 1

Scott, Beatrice
The Dewsbury riots and the Revd Benjamin Ingham.	LVI, 187.

Shah, Irfan
Louis Le Prince and Leeds.	2nd ser. 30, 1

Sharples, Marion
The Fawkes Family and their Estates in Wharfedale, 1819-1936.	2nd ser. 6.

Shelton, Tony
Episodes in the history of Golden Acre.	2nd ser. 11, 19.

Shilleto, Rowland James
The Shilletos of the West Riding of Yorkshire,	XXVI, 282

Shipway, Mark
The adoption of the Public Libraries Act in Leeds, 1861-1868.	2nd ser. 8, 47.

Silson, A.
Forced Rhubarb in West Yorkshire	2nd ser. 29,109
The Leather Industries and the Growth of Bramley	2nd ser. 19, 77

Singleton, James
Colonel Edmund Wilson, T.D., F.S.A. (obituary).	XXIV, 26
Extracts from an Old Leeds Merchant’s Memorandum Book, 1770-1786. and Copies of certain loose papers therein.	XXIV, 31
Survey of Manor of Leeds,	XXIV, 330
Leeds Parish Registers (with Miss Emily Hargrave). 1754-1776.	XXV

Smith, Rev. W. Kerr. M.A.
Armour (illustrated),	IV, 117

Smith, Rt. Rev. Lucius, D.D., Bishop of Knaresborough,
President of the Thoresby Society Address at the Annual Meeting, 1926.	XXVIII, 233

Smith, Stuart B.
Thwaite Mill, Hunslet, and Thomas Cheek Hewes.	LIII, 82.

Sprittles, J. (also cited as Sprittles, Joseph)
Leeds musical festivals.	XLVI, 200
New Grange, Kirkstall.	XLVI, 22.
A survey of the plate of Leeds Parish Church and its ancient chapelries.	Monograph II.
Links with Bygone Leeds.	LII.

Stansfeld, John
A Rent-Roll of Kirkstall Abbey,	II, 1
Subsidy Roll of the Wapentake of Skyrack.	II, 62, 74
Two Subsidy Rolls of Skyrack,temp.Edw. III.	II, 85
Seals of the Corporate Bodies of Halifax,	II, 111
Return of the Hearth Tax for the Wapentake of Skyrack, 1672.	II, 180
Leeds Parish Church. Inscriptions on the Tombstones in the Churchyard,	XXIV, 256

Stead, Geoffrey
The Moravian Settlement at Fulneck, 1742-1790.	2nd ser. 9.

Stocks, The Ven. Archdeacon John Ellis, D.D.
The Church of St. John the Evangelist, New Briggate, Leeds (the Woodwork and Carving),	XXIV, 190
The Consecration Service of St. John’s Church, Leeds,	XXIV, 420

Strong, Ruth
Textile communities in the making: Pudsey and its neighbourhood, 1700-1840.	2nd ser. 5, 27.

T

Taylor, John.
The Kirkstall Abbey chronicles.	XLII

Thompson, H. W.
The Tax on Bachelors and Widowers imposed in 1695.	XXIV, 362

Thompson, Prof. A. Hamilton, D.Litt., F.S.A., etc.
Note on Clerical Strikes,	XXVIII, 236
History and Architectural Description of the Priory of St. Mary, Bolton-in-Wharfedale, with Some Account of the Canons Regular of the Order of St. Augustine and their Houses in Yorkshire,	XXX

Thornton, David (also cited as Thornton, D.)
Edward Baines, editor: great man, great liar? The press assessment.	2nd ser. 14, 37.
Leeds and the First World War	2nd ser. 24, 111
Papers Written for his Children by Albert Henry Pawson 1850-1935	2nd ser. 18, 41
& Meredith, P.APPENDIX	Tercent. I,

Treen, Colin
Edward Oates and the making of the lost American garden at Meanwoodside, 1834-1864.	2nd ser. 5, 67.

Trowell, F.
Speculative housing development in the suburb of Headingley, Leeds, 1838-1914.	LIX, 50.

Turberville, A. S.
Lieut.-Colonel E. Kitson Clark.	XXXVII, 310.
Leeds and parliamentary reform, 1820- 183 2	XLI, I.

Turner, W. B. Barwell
The Arms of Leeds,	XXVI, 274
The Washington Shield at Selby Abbey,	XXVIII, 181
Notes on an Armorial Window at Adel Church.	XXVIII, 464

V

Versey, H, C.
The postal history of Leeds,	L, 181

W

Waddington, G. W.
The Ellis Family and Description of their Manor House at Kiddal, parish of Barwick-in-Elmet.	II, 55

Walker, Miss E, M,
Letters of the Rev. George Flaxton, M.A., Rector of Barwick-in-Elmet,	XXXVII, 30.
“Letters of the Rev. George Plaxton, M.A., Rector of Barwick-in-Elmet.	XXXVII, 30

Ward, J. T.
Leeds and the factory reform movement.	XLVI, 87.

Wark, Keith R
Domestic servants in Leeds and its neighbourhood in the eighteenth century.	2nd ser. 8, 1.
The Leeds North Eastern Railway extension, 1863-1869.	2nd ser. 11, 2.

Webster, Christopher
R. D. Chantrell, Architect: his life and work in Leeds, 1818-1847.	2nd ser. 2.

Whitham, Dr. John H.
Notes on Cressets,	XV, 127

Whone, Clifford.
Christopher Danby of Masham and Farnley.	XXXVII, I.
Christopher Danby of Masham and Farnley.	XXVIII, 1

Wilson, Edmund
A Leeds Law Suit in the Sixteenth Century,	IX, 1
Duchy of Lancaster Depositions. 2 Eliz.	IX, 6
Two Old Plans of Leeds,	IX, 196
A ‘ Waterloo ‘ Map of Leeds	XI, 281
Leeds Grammar School Admission Books, 1820-1800.	XIV

Wilson, Richard G.
The Corporation of Leeds in the eighteenth century.	LIV, 262.

Woledge, Geoffrey.
The medieval borough of Leeds,	XXXVII, 288.
Annotated list of the writings of Frank Beckwith, compiled by G. Woledge.	LVI, 198.
The ‘1523’ Whitkirk Rental: a note.	LIX, 119.

Wood, John
Bibliography: Canon R. J. Wood, compiled by J. Wood.	LIV, 249.

Wood, R. J.
Leeds church patronage in the eighteenth century..	XLI, 103
Further notes upon Leeds church patronage in the eighteenth century.	L, 193.

Wood, Rev. Rowland John, M.A. (also cited as Wood, R. J.)
The Return made by the Leeds Commissioners to the Archbishop of York in respect of the Poor Benefices in Leeds and the Bounty of Queen Anne,	XXVI, 161
Christopher Wilkinson of Leeds and Maryland.	LIV, 51.

Wroot, Herbert E.
Turner in Yorkshire: his Wanderings and Sketches,	XXVI, 221
Yorkshire Abbeys and the Wool Trade,	XXIII, 1

Y

Yates, Nigel
Leeds and the Oxford Movement.	LV.

Yates, R.
The Tudor Reformation in Leeds	2nd ser. 30, 138
Revd Robert Aitken (180-1873): Catholic Evangelical	2nd ser. 20, 87
St Saviour’s Church, Leeds, and the Oxford Movement	2nd ser. 19, 1
150 Years of the Leeds Church Extension Society	2nd ser. 24, 69