| Part 1 1974 | The Irish in Leeds, 1851-1861, by T. Dillon. | 1 |
| Spas, wells and springs of Leeds, by K. J. Bonser. | 29 | |
| Christopher Wilkinson of Leeds and Maryland, by R. J. Wood. | 51 | |
| The autobiography of Robert Spurr, by R. J. Owen. | 61 | |
| Part 2 1975 | The theatre in Hunslet Lane, I, by J. Copley. | 65 |
| The Leeds Gas Strike, 1890, by H. Hendrick. | 78 | |
| The Leeds Eye Dispensary, by G. Black. | 99 | |
| City Square and Colonel Harding, by G. Black. | 106 | |
| Wilson Armistead and the Leeds Antislavery Movement, by I. E. Goodyear. | 113 | |
| The Leeds Public Dispensary, by S. T. Anning. | 130 | |
| Addenda to Vol. XXV (Leeds Parish Registers 1757-76). | 164 | |
| Part 3 1976 | Profit, property interests, and public spirit: the provision of markets in Leeds, 1822-29, by K. Grady. | 165 |
| The theatre in Hunslet Lane, II, by J. Copley. | 196 | |
| The early years of the Yorkshire College, by P. H. J. H. Gosden. | 209 | |
| The Baptist breach at Bramley, by R. J. Owen. | 230 | |
| Stank Hall barn, Leeds, ed. by H. E. J. Le Patourel. | 237 | |
| Obituary: Canon R. J. Wood (1885-1975). | 247 | |
| Bibliography: Canon R. J. Wood, compiled by J. Wood. | 249 | |
| Part 4 1979 | The early years of Leeds Corporation,by G. C. F. Forster. | 251 |
| The Corporation of Leeds in the eighteenth century, by R. G. Wilson. | 262 | |
| The Leeds Corporation, c.1820 – c.1850, by D. Fraser. | 272 | |
| Holy Trinity Church in the history of Leeds, 1727-1977,by G. C. F. Forster. | 281 | |
| The architect of Holy Trinity Church, Leeds, by W. J. Connor. | 293 | |
| The Leeds Savage Club and its origins, by G. Black. | 298 | |
| The ‘Wild Indian Savages’ in Leeds, by C. G. Galloway. | 305 | |
| A Victorian city mission: the Unitarian contribution to social progress in Holbeck and New Wortley, 1844-78, by E. A. Elton. | 316 | |
| A Yorkshire music critic (Herbert Thompson) in Germany and Austria in 1889, by P. S. Morrish. | 333 | |
| Obituary: His Honour Judge Allister Lonsdale (1926-1977). | 348 | |
| Index. | 349 |
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