| Part 1 | Leeds and parliamentary reform, 1830-1832. By Arthur Turberville, completed by Frank Beckwith. | 1 |
| The medieval age and the present. Presidential address by Richard Offor. | 89 | |
| Thoresby’s diary and correspondence: a suggestion by William Hebditch. W.B. Crump, M.A. | 98 | |
| William Crump, M.A. | 101 | |
| Part 2 | Leeds church patronage in the eighteenth century. By R.J.Wood | 103 |
| Oakwell Hall, Birstall: inventory of goods, 1611. Transcribed and edited by Amy G. Foster | 114 | |
| The population of Leeds during the Industrial Revolution. By Frank Beckwith. | 118 | |
| Conveyancing practice from local records. By Amy G. Foster. | 197 | |
| Part 3 | Thoresby as historian. By J.J. Saunders | 213 |
| A history of Hunslet in the later middle ages. By G.G. Gamble | 222 | |
| The library of the Thoresby Society. By G.E. Kirk | 259 | |
| ‘A poem descriptive of the manners of the clothiers, written about the year 1730’. Ed. Frank Beckwith. | 275 | |
| ‘Pendavid Bitterzwigg’: John Berkenhout (ob. 1791). By Frank Beckwith | 283 | |
| Early iron workings in Creskelde, near Otley. By W.B. Crump | 300 | |
| Part 4 | Some notes on the Hall family of Stumperlow and Leeds. By Susan Brooke | 309 |
| The Rockinghams and Yorkshire politics 1742-1761. By C. Collyer | 352 | |
| Two notes on the history of the Aire and Calder Navigation. By G. Ramsden | 383 | |
| William Wilson, Mayor of Leeds, 1762-3 | 396 |
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