| The Old Hall, Wade Lane, Leeds, and the Jackson family. By G. D. Lumb. | 1 |
| Birstall, Gomersal, and Heckmondwike: a genealogical paper by W. T. Lancaster. | 25 |
| Leeds parish church. Inscriptions on the tombstones. [Pt. 2.] | 41 |
| Ellis of Kiddal, By G. D. Lumb. | 61 |
| Extracts from the Leeds Mercury, 1737-1742. By G. D. Lumb. | 64 |
| The Denison family. By G. D. Lumb. 102 The Old Hall, Burmantofts. By G. D. Lumb. | 106 |
| Lotherton chapel. W.R. Yorks. By G. E. Kirk. | 113 |
| The manor court of Leeds Kirkgate-cum-Holbeck. By W. T. Lancaster. | 129 |
| A Leeds malefactor of 1752. By Emily Hargrave. | 148 |
| Notes on the importation of English wool into Ireland as affected by the Union. By Charles Travis Clay. | 155 |
| 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. By E. J. Wood. | 161 |
| Anderton rents, 1708. By G. D. Lumb. | 163 |
| Notes on Leeds chapels. | 164 |
| The vicarage of Leeds,1697. | 166 |
| Copy of a letter written by Rev. Geo. Plaxton. [1716, rector of Barwick.] | 168 |
| York or East Bar, Leeds. By G. D. Lumb. | 170 |
| Wills of Leeds and district. | 172, 311 |
| Turner in Yorkshire: his wandering and sketches. By Herbert E. Wroot. | 221 |
| The family of Wridlesford or Woodlesford. By C. T. Clay. | 243 |
| A fifteenth-century rental of Pontefract. By G. D. Lumb. | 253 |
| The arms of Leeds. By W. B. Barwell Turner. | 274 |
| The Shilletos of the West Riding of Yorkshire. By Rowland James Shilleto. | 282 |
| Notes on the early pedigree of the Copley family. By W. Paley Baildon. | 350 |
| Some hitherto unpublished letters of Ralph Thoresby. Transcribed and annotated by Emily Hargrave. | 372 |
| The last shop with bow windows in Briggate, Leeds. By G. D. Lumb. | 397 |
Full scan of Part 1 on archive.org
Full scan of Part 2 on archive.org
Full scan of Part 3 on archive.org
Joining the Thoresby Society offers a unique opportunity to engage deeply with the history and heritage of Leeds. Members enjoy exclusive access to our extensive archives, a complimentary annual publication, and a calendar of engaging talks, excursions, and events.