| Abbots of Kirkstall | |
|---|---|
| Abbots of Kirkstall, Seals, | II, 17, 18 |
| Aberford Parish Register | |
|---|---|
| Aberford Parish Register, 1540-1812. Ed. by G. D. Lumb. | XXXVI, |
| Adam Fitz, Peter | |
|---|---|
| Adam Fitz, Peter of Birkin, R. Holmes, | IX, 56 |
| Adel | |
|---|---|
| Adel. W. T. Lancaster, | IV, 261 |
| —- Camp. Note by Thoresby. | XXVIII, 456 |
| —- Church, Armorial Window. W. B. B. Turner, | XXVIII, 464 |
| —- Register, 1600. | XXII, 107 |
| ————- 1606-1812. Ed, by G. D. Lumb, | V |
| Agbrigg and Morley Wapentake | |
|---|---|
| Agbrigg and Morley Wapentake – Lay Subsidies 1545 | IX, 311; XI, 101, 333; |
| Agbrigg and Morley Wapentake – Lay Subsidies 1598 | XV, 132 |
| Agriculture. | |
|---|---|
| The Fawkes Family and their Estates in Wharfedale, 1819-1936. Marion Sharples. | 2nd ser. 6. |
| William Vavasour: the squire of Weston, 1798-1833. M. Creaser. | LVI, 159 |
| Aire & Calder Navigation | |
|---|---|
| Aire & Calder Navigation — Letter from Thoresby, 1700. | XXVIII, 447 |
| Aire and Calder Navigation. G. Ramsden. | XLI, 383 |
| Aire (River) | |
|---|---|
| Aire (River) Survey, from Leeds to Weeland, 1690. | IX, 193 |
| Aldam, William | |
|---|---|
| William Aldam, backbench MP for Leeds, 1841-1847: national issues versus local interests. D. G. Paz. | 2nd ser. 8, 17. |
| Alfred Place | |
|---|---|
| Alfred Place Terminating Building Society, 1825-43. W. C. Rimmer | XLVI, 303. |
| Allerton Bywater | |
|---|---|
| Allerton Bywater.SeeChapter House Records | |
| Allotments and Awards | |
|---|---|
| Allotments and Awards under the Garforth Enclosure Act, | XXXVII, 105 |
| Anderton Rents | |
|---|---|
| Anderton Rents, 1708, | XXVI, 163 |
| Animal remains | |
|---|---|
| Animal remains.SeeExcavations | |
| Antislavery | |
|---|---|
| Wilson Armistead and the Leeds Antislavery Movement. I. E. Goodyear. | LIV, 113. |
| Archaeology | |
|---|---|
| Archaeology, Study of, Lucins Smith, Bishop of Knaresborough, | XXVIII, 233 |
| Architecture | |
|---|---|
| The architect of Holy Trinity Church, Leeds. W. J. Connor. | LIV, 293 |
| Benjamin Gott of Armley House, Leeds, 1762-1840: patron of the arts. Veronica M. E. Lovell. | LIX, 177 |
| Church Architecture in Leeds, 1700-1799. Terry Friedman. | 2nd ser. 7 |
| The Georgian Public Buildings of Leeds and the West Riding. K. Grady. | LXII |
| R. D. Chantrell, Architect: his life and work in Leeds, 1818-1847. Christopher Webster. | 2nd ser. 2. |
| Thorp Arch Hall, 1749-1756: ‘dabling a little in Mortar’. Brett Harrison. | 2nd ser. 4, 1 |
| Armistead, Wilson | |
|---|---|
| Wilson Armistead and the Leeds Antislavery Movement. I. E. Goodyear. | LIV, 113. |
| Armley | |
|---|---|
| Armley Chapelry Register, 1764-1812, | XXIII; XXXI |
| Benjamin Gott of Armley House, Leeds, 1762-1840: patron of the arts. Veronica M. E. Lovell. | LIX, 177 |
| Armour (with Plates) | |
|---|---|
| Armour (with Plates), W. Kerr Smith, | IV, 117 |
| Arms | |
|---|---|
| Arms of Danby, | XXXVII, 28 |
| Falshaw of Leeds, | II, 51 |
| Ilbert de Lacy, | II, 17 |
| Kirkstall Abbey, | II, 17 |
| Leeds, | XV, 183, XXVI, 274 |
| Shilleto, | XXVI, 308 |
| Washington (at Selby Abbey), | XXVIII, 181 |
| Arrears of Pay | |
|---|---|
| Arrears of Pay due to Captain Thoresby, | XXVIII, 433 |
| Arthington | |
|---|---|
| Arthington, Early History. W. T, Lancaster. | IV, 148 |
| Arthington Nunnery, Early Charters. W, T, Lancaster, | XXII, 118 |
| Arthington Nunnery. C. A. Lupton. | LIII, 224. |
| Asolf | |
|---|---|
| Asolf or Essolf (12th century). R. Holmes, | IX, 23 |
| Assessment (Leeds) | |
|---|---|
| Assessment (Leeds), 1692, | XXVIII, 444 |
| Augustinian Canons | |
|---|---|
| Augustinian Canons.SeeBolton Priory | |
| Bachelors and Widowers | |
|---|---|
| Bachelors and Widowers, Tax on, 1695, H, W. Thompson, | XXIV, 362 |
| Baines, Edward | |
|---|---|
| Edward Baines, editor: great man, great liar? The press assessment. David Thornton. | 2nd ser. 14, 37. |
| Baker, Rev. Thomas | |
|---|---|
| Baker, Rev. Thomas, Letter from Thoresby to, 1712, | XXVIII, 461 |
| Baptist Church | |
|---|---|
| The Baptist breach at Bramley. R. J. Owen. | LIV, 230. |
| Wintoun Street Baptist Church, 1870-1895. R. J. Owen. | LIII, 171. |
| Barker, Joseph | |
|---|---|
| Joseph Barker and the Radical Cause, 1848-1851. Stephen Roberts. | 2nd ser. 1, 59. |
| Barker, Joseph,andThe People,M. Brook. | XLVI, 331. |
| Barnbow | |
|---|---|
| Barnbow, | see XVII, Ch. 10 |
| Barwick and Scholes | |
|---|---|
| Barwick and Scholes, 15th-century Rental, W. T, Lancaster, | XXVIII, 238 |
| Annotated list of the writings of Frank Beckwith, compiled by G. Woledge. | LVI, 198. |
| Barwick-in-Elmet | |
|---|---|
| Barwick-in-Elmet : History. F. S. Colman. | XVII |
| —- , Old Deeds relating to. R. B, Cook. | XXII, 174 |
| Barwick-in-Elmet. Letters of the Rev. George Plaxton, M.A, Rector of. Miss E. M. Walker. | XXXVII, 30. |
| Beeston | |
|---|---|
| Beeston Chapelry Register, 1724-1812, Ed, G. D. Lumb | XXIII, XXIX |
| ——–, Family of. W. T, Lancaster, | XXIV, 245 |
| Stank Hall barn, Leeds, ed. by H. E. J. Le Patourel. | LIV, 237 |
| Bell Ringing | |
|---|---|
| Bell Ringing at Leeds in 1632, note in handwriting of Ralph Thoresby | XXII, 234 |
| Berkenhout, John | |
|---|---|
| Berkenhout, John. “Pendavid Bitterzwigg”. F. Beckwith | XLI, 283 |
| Birkin Church | |
|---|---|
| Birkin Church, Ordination of South Chapel in | IX, 62 |
| Birstall | |
|---|---|
| Birstall, Oakwell Hall: inventory of goods, 1611. Miss A. G. Foster | XLI, 114 |
| Birstall, Gomersal and Heckmondwike | |
|---|---|
| Birstall, Gomersal and Heckmondwike, W. T. Lancaster | XXVI, 25 |
| —- Chantry in (Edw. VI) | XXVIII, 431 |
| Bolton Priory | |
|---|---|
| Bolton Priory, Architectural Description, with some Account of Augustinian Canons. A. Hamilton Thompson, | XXX |
| Boyle, family | |
|---|---|
| “Fair befall the Flax Field”: aspects of the history of the Boyle family and their flax business. M. B. Boyle. | LVI, 1. |
| Boyne, William | |
|---|---|
| Boyne, William, Numismatist, of Leeds, G. D. Lumb, | XXXIII, 228 |
| Bradford | |
|---|---|
| ‘Shall it be Bradford or Leeds?’: the origins of professional football in the West Riding textile district. A. J. Arnold. | LXIII, 81. |
| Bramhope | |
|---|---|
| Bramhope. W. T. Lancaster. | IX, 228 |
| Episodes in the history of Golden Acre. Tony Shelton. | 2nd ser. 11, 19 |
| Bramley | |
|---|---|
| Bramley Chapelry Register, 1724-1812. Ed, G. D. Lumb. | XXIII; XXIX |
| Bramley Scribbling Miller, Diary,seeRogerson | |
| The Baptist breach at Bramley. R. J. Owen. | LIV, 230 |
| The Leather Industries and the Growth of Bramley. A. Silson. | 2nd ser. 19, 77. |
| Brawl in Kirkgate | |
|---|---|
| Brawl in Kirkgate, 13 Edw. II E. Kitson Clark, | IV, 125 |
| Bright, Dr. Timothy | |
|---|---|
| Bright, Dr. Timothy: Some Troubles of an Elizabethan Rector, H. Armstrong Hall. | XV, 30 |
| Burials | |
|---|---|
| The Burial Ground Problem in Leeds, c.1700-1914. Jim Morgan. | 2nd ser. 23 |
| Burials at St. Paul’s Church, Leeds, 1796-1865. XV, 56 Burmantofts Old Hall. G, D. Lumb. | XXVI, 106 |
| Calverley Charters | |
|---|---|
| Calverley Charters, Vol.I. Transcribed by S, Margerison. Ed. by W. P. Baildon and S. Margerison. | VI |
| Calverley, William de | |
|---|---|
| William de Calverley (c.1275-1319): a notable Franciscan Friar. M. Robson> | 2nd ser. 20, 1. |
| Carr, John | |
|---|---|
| Thorp Arch Hall, 1749-1756: ‘dabling a little in Mortar’. Brett Harrison. | 2nd ser. 4, 1. |
| Chantrell, R.D. | |
|---|---|
| R. D. Chantrell, Architect: his life and work in Leeds, 1818-1847. Christopher Webster. | 2nd ser. 2 |
| Chantries of the Blessed Virgin Mary. | |
|---|---|
| Chantries of the B.V.M. in Leeds. T. Marshall, | IV, 65 |
| Chapel Allerton | |
|---|---|
| Chapel Allerton, Petition relating to the Mosses. Wm, Brigg, | XV, 274 |
| —— —– —- Register, 1724-1812. Ed. G, D. Lumb, | XXIII; XXIX |
| Visit to Chapel Allerton and Harwood in 1767. Rev, Joseph Ismay. | XXXVII, 333 |
| Chapels | |
|---|---|
| Chapels, Leeds,see alsoArmley, Beeston, Bramley, Chapel Allerton, Farnley, Headingley, Holbeck, Hunslet | |
| Chapter House Records | |
|---|---|
| Chapter House Records; Survey of manors of Leeds, Rothwell, Allerton Bywater, Kippax, Ledston. John Lister | XXXIII, 83 |
| Charitable Uses, | |
|---|---|
| Charitable Uses, Committee of, Leeds. Extracts from Minute Book, commencing 1664. | XXII, 355 |
| Chartae Leodienses | |
|---|---|
| Chartae Leodienses; with Notes on the Reame Family and the Leeds Chantries of the B.V.M. Thomas Marshall, | IV, 65 |
| Charter History of a Long Life | |
|---|---|
| Charter History of a Long Life –Adam FitzPeter, of Birkin, Richard Holmes, | IV, 56 |
| Charters | |
|---|---|
| Charters and other documents relating to Kirkstall Abbey now in the British Museum, List of. | II, 19 |
| Charters of Arthington Nunnery. W. T. Lancaster, | XXII, 118 |
| ———,Calverley, | VI |
| Charters relating to the Possessions of Kirkstall Abbey in Allerton. F, R, Kitson and others, | IV, 42, 81 |
| Church plate | |
|---|---|
| Church plate. A survey of the plate of Leeds Parish Church and its ancient chapelries. J. Sprittles. | Monograph II. |
| Churchwardens’ Accounts | |
|---|---|
| Churchwardens’ Accounts — Methley. E. Kitson Clark, | XI, 236; |
| ———– —– —– —– —-H. Armstrong Hall, | XI, 262 |
| Civil War Accounts | |
|---|---|
| Civil War Accounts, Some, 1647-1650, Ethel Kitson and E, Kitson Clark, | XI, 137 |
| Clark, E. Kitson | |
|---|---|
| Clark, E. Kitson. A. S. Turberville. | XXXVII, 310. |
| Claro Wapentake | |
|---|---|
| Claro Wapentake, Musters in, 1535. W. Paley Baildon, | XV. 111 |
| Clocks | |
|---|---|
| William Potts of Leeds, clockmaker. Michael S. Potts.. | 2nd ser.13, 25 |
| Cloth Hall, | |
|---|---|
| Cloth Hall, The White, Leeds (illustrated). Herbert Heaton. | XXII, 131 |
| Cloth trade | |
|---|---|
| Cloth trade. Yorkshire cloth traders in the United States, 1770-1840. H. Heaton. | XXXVII 225. |
| Clothiers | |
|---|---|
| Poem on the clothiers, 1730. F, Beckwith. | XLI, 275 |
| The Clothier Families of Horsforth: Industrial Transition and Social Change in a West Yorkshire Textile Village, 1841-1881. Susan M Chell. | 2nd ser. 24, 25. |
| The rulers of Leeds: gentry, clothiers and merchants, c. 1425-1626. J. W. Kirby. | LIX, 22. |
| Coal | |
|---|---|
| Early Coal Mining in Leeds. G. D. Newton. | 2nd ser. 24, 1. |
| Waggonways and staiths: the impact of the Middleton Colliery on the township of Hunslet, c. 1750-1850. Barbara C. May. | 2nd ser. 3, 38 |
| Cockburn, Sir George | |
|---|---|
| Sir George Cockburn, 1848-1927. Arthur Elton. | 2nd ser. 3, 81 |
| Conveyancing practice | |
|---|---|
| Conveyancing practice, from local records. Miss A. G. Foster. | XLI, 197 |
| Cookridge | |
|---|---|
| Mr. Kirke’s wood. J. Sprittles. | LII, 80 |
| Copyhold Tenure | |
|---|---|
| Copyhold Tenure, Manorial System and, G. G. Alexander, | XXXIII, 283 |
| Counsel’s Opinion | |
|---|---|
| Counsel’s Opinion, 1686, Relating to Property of the Thoresby and Briggs Families. G. G. Alexander, | XXVIII, 405 |
| Court Rolls | |
|---|---|
| Court Rolls (14th -century) of the Manor of Thorner, W. T. Lancaster | XV, 153 |
| Creskelde | |
|---|---|
| Creskelde. Early iron workings. W. B. Crump. | XLI, 300 |
| Cressets | |
|---|---|
| Cressets, Notes of. John H. Whitham. | XV, 127 |
| Cromwell | |
|---|---|
| Cromwell, Petition to, 1657 | XXVIII, 440 |
| Cromwellbottom | |
|---|---|
| Cromwellbottom and Leventhorp, Lacy of. C. T. Clay, | XXVIII, 468 |
| Crosses of Leeds | |
|---|---|
| Crosses of Leeds, The Early (illustrated). W. G. Collingwood. | XXII, 267 |
| Crump, W. B | |
|---|---|
| Crump, W. B, M.A. | XLI, 101 |
| Cycles | |
|---|---|
| Leeds cyclists and cycle makers, 1880-1901. A. Elton. | 2nd ser. 5, 110 |
| Danby, Christopher | |
|---|---|
| Danby, Christopher, of Masham and Farnley. Clifford Whone. | XXXVII, 1 |
| Deeds | |
|---|---|
| Deeds relating to Barwick-in-Elmet, | XXII, 174 |
| Denison Family | |
|---|---|
| Denison Family of Great Woodhouse and their Residences (ill.). G. D. Lumb. | XV, 251; XXVI, 102 |
| Dewsbury | |
|---|---|
| The Dewsbury riots and the Revd Benjamin Ingham. B. Scott. | LVI, 187 |
| Dukedom of Leeds | |
|---|---|
| Dukedom of Leeds. G, D. Lumb | XV, 1, 275 |
| Ellis Family | |
|---|---|
| Ellis Family, of Kiddal Hall (with Pedigree), G. W. Waddington. | II, 65 |
| —- —- , —– —– —– . G. D, Lumb. | XXVI, 61 |
| Emigration | |
|---|---|
| Emigration. Joseph Barker andThe People,M. Brook. | XLVI, 331 |
| Enclosure | |
|---|---|
| The Enclosure of Common Land in Headingley-cum-Burley, 1828-34: Conflicts of Interest. E. J. Bradford. | 2nd ser. 18, 63. |
| Enclosure. Garforth Enclosure Act [1810], Allotments and Awards. | XXXVII, 105 |
| Engineering | |
|---|---|
| Early textile engineers in Leeds, 1780-1850. G. Cookson. | 2nd ser. 4, 40 |
| Thwaite Mill, Hunslet, and Thomas Cheek Hewes. Stuart B. Smith. | LIII, 82 |
| English Wool | |
|---|---|
| English Wool, Importation of, into Ireland. C. T. Clay, | XXVI, 155 |
| Eston, John de | |
|---|---|
| Eston, John de, Claim of. Arthur Beanlands. | XXIV, 227 |
| Excavations | |
|---|---|
| Kirkstall Abbey, 1950-1954. | XLIII |
| —– —– —– 1955-1959. | XLVIII |
| —– —– —– 1960-1964, with appraisal of results since 1950. | LI |
| Pontefract Priory, 1957-1961. | XLIX |
| Extent of the manors of | |
|---|---|
| Extent of the manors of Leeds, Rothwell, Allerton Bywater, Kippax and Ledston in 1341, | XXXIII, 83 |
| Factory reform | |
|---|---|
| Factory reform. Leeds and the factory reform movement. J. T. Ward. | XLVI, 87 |
| Fairs and markets | |
|---|---|
| Fairs and markets, Yorkshire fairs and markets, to the end of the eighteenth century, K L. McCutcheon. | XXXIX |
| Falshaw, Sir James | |
|---|---|
| Falshaw, Sir James, Bart, (with Pedigree). J. W. Morkill. | II, 51 |
| Farnley | |
|---|---|
| Farnley Wood Plot. S. J. Chadwick. | XV, 122 |
| Farnley [Leeds], Tithes of, W. E. Preston. | XXXIII, 427 |
| Farnley, Christopher Danby of Masham and. C. Whone, | XXXVII, 1 |
| The Fawkes Family and their Estates in Wharfedale, 1819-1936. Marion Sharples. | 2nd ser. 6. |
| Fawkes, family | |
|---|---|
| The Fawkes Family and their Estates in Wharfedale, 1819-1936. Marion Sharples. | 2nd ser. 6. |
| Fearn, Josiah | |
|---|---|
| Josiah Fearn: a Villainous Lord of the Manor of Leeds. Margaret Pullan. | 2nd ser. 24, 41 |
| Fine arts | |
|---|---|
| Benjamin Gott of Armley House, Leeds, 1762-1840: patron of the arts. Veronica M. E. Lovell. | LIX, 177 |
| Leeds and public patronage of fine art, 1809-1888. Janet Douglas. | 2nd ser.11, 73 |
| First World War | |
|---|---|
| Leeds and the First World War. David Thornton. | 2nd ser. 24, 111. |
| FitzPeter, Adam | |
|---|---|
| FitzPeter, Adam of Birkin. Richard Holmes, | IX, 56 |
| Flax | |
|---|---|
| “Fair befall the Flax Field”: aspects of the history of the Boyle family and their flax business. M. B. Boyle. | LVI, 1 |
| Football | |
|---|---|
| ‘Shall it be Bradford or Leeds?’: the origins of professional football in the West Riding textile district. A. J. Arnold. | LXIII, 81 |
| Forsyth, David | |
|---|---|
| David Forsyth and the City of Leeds School. E. W. Jenkins. | 2nd ser. 1, 75 |
| Foundation of Kirkstall Abbey | |
|---|---|
| Foundation of Kirkstall Abbey etc. E. Kitson Clark, | IV, 169 |
| France | |
|---|---|
| France, Assessment to maintain War against, 1692. | XXVIII, 444 |
| Free School | |
|---|---|
| Free School Lands, Rental of the, | XXII, 362 |
| Fulneck | |
|---|---|
| The Moravian Settlement at Fulneck, 1742-1790. Geoffrey Stead. | 2nd ser. 9 |
| Gardens | |
|---|---|
| Edward Oates and the making of the lost American garden at Meanwoodside, 1834-1864. Colin Treen. | 2nd ser. 5, 67 |
| Garforth Enclosure Act | |
|---|---|
| Garforth Enclosure Act [1810], Allotments and Awards, | XXXVII, 105 |
| Gas | |
|---|---|
| The Leeds gas strike, 1890. H. Hendrick. | LIV, 78 |
| The origins of gas in Leeds: the Leeds Gas Light Company, 1817-35. A. Lockwood. | LVI, 114 |
| Genealogical Notes | |
|---|---|
| Genealogical Notes, Miscellaneous, James Rusby, | II, 36 |
| Gentry | |
|---|---|
| The rulers of Leeds: gentry, clothiers and merchants, c. 1425-1626. J. W. Kirby. | LIX, 22 |
| Golden Acre, Bramhope | |
|---|---|
| Episodes in the history of Golden Acre. Tony Shelton. | 2nd ser.11, 19 |
| Gomersal | |
|---|---|
| Gomersal, Birstall & Heckmondwike. W. T. Lancaster, | XXVI, 25 |
| Gott Family | |
|---|---|
| Gott Family, Mills, Papers, etc.SeeLeeds Woollen Industry, | XXXII |
| Gott, Benjamin | |
|---|---|
| Benjamin Gott of Armley House, Leeds, 1762-1840: patron of the arts. Veronica M. E. Lovell. | LIX, 177 |
| Graveley Family | |
|---|---|
| Graveley Family of Halton (with pedigree). J. W. Morkill, | II, 54 |
| Green Family | |
|---|---|
| Green Family of Horsforth. W. T. Lancaster, . | XXIV, 469 |
| Halifax | |
|---|---|
| Halifax, Seals of the Corporate Bodies (ill.), John Stansfeld, | II, 111 |
| —-, Some Buildings of the Seventeenth Century in the Parish (ill.). T. F. Ford, | XXVIII, 1 |
| Hall | |
|---|---|
| Hall family of Stumperlow and Leeds. S. Brooke. | XLI, 309 |
| Hardcastle, Charles Donald | |
|---|---|
| Hardcastle, Charles Donald. G. D. Lumb. | XXXIII, 148 |
| Harding, Col. Walter | |
|---|---|
| City Square and Colonel Harding. G. Black. | LIV, 106 |
| Harewood. | |
|---|---|
| Harewood. Visit to Chapel Allerton and Harwood in 1767. Rev. Joseph Ismay. | XXXVII, 333 |
| Harrison, John | |
|---|---|
| Harrison, John, the Leeds Benefactor, Family of. G. D. Lumb, | XV, 48 |
| —————-and his times, M. A. Hornsey. | XXXIII,103 |
| —- —- and Francis Layton, Letter from, respecting Baron Thorpe, 1650. | XXVIII, 462 |
| Headingley | |
|---|---|
| The Enclosure of Common Land in Headingley-cum-Burley 1828-34: Conflicts of Interest, E.J. Bradford. | 2nd ser. 18, 63 |
| Headingley-cum-Burley c.1544 – c.1784. John Cruickshank. | 2nd ser. 22 |
| Headingley Chapelry Register, 1724-1812. Ed. by G. D. Lumb. | XXIII, XXIX |
| Headingley Hall: Lords and Tenants through Seven Centuries. J.M.Collinson | 2nd ser. 18, 18 |
| Headingley-cum-Burley c1544-c1784. John Cruickshank. | 2nd ser. 22. |
| Love and Marriage in Elizabethan Headingley. J. M. Collinson. | 2nd ser. 20, 41. |
| Robert the Dyer – the First Leeds Businessman? J. M. Collinson. | 2nd ser. 18, 88. |
| Speculative housing development in the suburb of Headingley, Leeds, 1838-1914. F. Trowell. | LIX, 50 |
| Heaton, John Deakin | |
|---|---|
| Extracts from the journals of John Deakin Heaton, ed. by Bryan and Dorothy Payne. | LIII, 93 |
| Heckmondwike | |
|---|---|
| Heckmondwike, Beeston & Gomersal. W. T. Lancaster. | XXVI, 25 |
| Heraldry | |
|---|---|
| Heraldry: Royal Heraldic Supporters. N. C. Scatcherd. | XXXIII, 459 |
| —-: see alsoArms | |
| Hewes, Thomas Cheek | |
|---|---|
| Thwaite Mill, Hunslet, and Thomas Cheek Hewes. Stuart B. Smith. | LIII, 82 |
| Hodgson, William | |
|---|---|
| Hodgson, William. Note on “William Hodgson’s book” [MS.]. | XLVI, 379 |
| Holbeck | |
|---|---|
| A Victorian city mission: the Unitarian contribution to social progress in Holbeck and New Wortley, 1844-78. E. A. Elton. | LIV, 316 |
| Holbeck Chapelry Register, 1724-1812, Ed. by G. D. Lumb. | XXIII, XXXI |
| —-, St, Helen’s Chapel. W. T. Lancaster, | XXIV, 134 |
| Hole, James | |
|---|---|
| Hole, James. Social reform in Victorian Leeds: the work of James Hole, 1820-1895. J. F. C. Harrison, | Monograph III |
| Holy Trinity Church | |
|---|---|
| The architect of Holy Trinity Church, Leeds. William J. Connor. | LIV, 293 |
| Holy Trinity Church in the history of Leeds, 1727-1977. Gordon C. F. Forster. | LIV, 281 |
| Hook, Walter Farquhar | |
|---|---|
| Anglican Resurgence under W. F. Hook in early Victorian Leeds. Church Life in a Nonconformist Town, 1836-1851. Harry W. Dalton. | 2nd ser. 12 |
| Hook, Dr, Letter of Introduction of Thoresby to, 1701 | XXVIII, 448 |
| —-, Dr. Robert, Letter from Tho, Kirke, respecting, 1703. | XXVIII, 457 |
| Walter Farquhar Hook, Vicar of Leeds: his work for the Church and the town, 1837-1848. H. W. Dalton. | LXIII, 27 |
| Hooton Pagnell | |
|---|---|
| Hooton Pagnell and its Market Cross (ill.). Prof, E. Clark, | XV, 26 |
| Horsforth | |
|---|---|
| The Clothier Families of Horsforth: Industrial Transition and Social Change in a West Yorkshire Textile Village, 1841-1881. Susan M Chell. | 2nd ser. 24, 25. |
| Horsforth, Early History, W, T. Lancaster. | XV, 222 |
| Housing | |
|---|---|
| Speculative housing development in the suburb of Headingley, Leeds, 1838-1914. F. Trowell. | LIX, 50 |
| Hudson, Sykes and Bousefield | |
|---|---|
| Hudson, Sykes & Bousefield: the rise and fall of a Leeds merchant and manufacturing House, Chris Hindle | 2nd ser. 30, 84 |
| Hunslet | |
|---|---|
| Hunslet Chapel–Mr. Clarke’s MS. (A Thoresby MS.), | II, 161, 176 |
| —— Chapelry Register, 1734-1812. Ed. by G. D. Lumb. | XXIII, XXXI |
| Hunslet, in the later Middle Ages, G. G. Gamble. | XLI, 222 |
| The theatre in Hunslet Lane, I and II. J. Copley. | LIV, 65, 196 |
| Thwaite Mill, Hunslet, and Thomas Cheek Hewes. Stuart B. Smith. | LIII, 82 |
| Waggonways and staiths: the impact of the Middleton Colliery on the township of Hunslet, c. 1750-1850. Barbara C. May. | 2nd ser. 3, 38 |
| Hunter’s Church Notes | |
|---|---|
| Hunter’s Church Notes: St. Peter’s, Leeds, | II, 26; |
| ———————– St. John’s, Leeds, | II, 33 |
| Hunton, Anthony, M.D. | |
|---|---|
| Hunton, Anthony, M.D, and his connexion with Harrogate. W. J. Kaye, | XXVIII, 212 |
| Improvement | |
|---|---|
| Improvement in early Victorian Leeds. D. Fraser. | LIII, 71 |
| Indians | |
|---|---|
| The ‘Wild Indian Savages’ in Leeds. C. G. Galloway. | LIV, 305 |
| Ingham, Revd Benjamin | |
|---|---|
| The Dewsbury riots and the Revd Benjamin Ingham. B. Scott. | LVI, 187 |
| Inscriptions | |
|---|---|
| Inscriptions upon the Monuments in St. Peter’s Church, Leeds, 1699 (A Thoresby MS.) | II, 162 |
| in the churchyard, | II, 165, 170; XXIV, 256; XXVI, 41 |
| —-:See alsoLeeds Churches | |
| Irish | |
|---|---|
| The Irish in Leeds, 1851-1861. T. Dillon. | LIV, 1 |
| Famine, Typhus and the Poor Law: Irish Families in Leeds. H. Kennally. | 2nd ser. 20, 57. |
| Iron | |
|---|---|
| Early iron workings at Creskelde, near Otley, W. B. Crump, | XLI, 300 |
| Kirkstall Forge and monkish iron-making. R. A. Mott. | LIII, 154 |
| Italian Immigrants | |
|---|---|
| The Italian Immigrants in Leeds, 1881-1901. C.Nichol | 2nd ser. 19, 37 |
| Jackson | |
|---|---|
| Jackson Family and The Old Hall, Wade Lane, Leeds, G, D. Lumb. | XXVI, 1 |
| Jacobite Rebellions | |
|---|---|
| Leeds and the Jacobite Rebellions of 1715 and 1745. Jonathan Oates. | 2nd ser. 14, 1 |
| James II King | |
|---|---|
| James II King, Address to, on Declaration for Liberty of Conscience, 1687. | XXVIII, 442 |
| Jews | |
|---|---|
| Leeds Jewry, 1930-1939: the challenge of anti-Semitism. Amanda Bergen. | 2nd ser. 10, 1 |
| Justice’s Note-Book | |
|---|---|
| Justice’s Note-Book of Capt. John Pickering, 1656-60. G. D. Lumb. | XI 69; XV, 71, 277 |
| Kennet, Bishop | |
|---|---|
| Kennet, Bishop, Letter from Thoresby to, 1724. | XXVIII, 460 |
| Kiddal | |
|---|---|
| Kiddal, Ellis of, G. D. Lumb, | XXVI, 61 |
| Kiddal Hall, Description of (ill.). | II, 55 |
| also | XVII, Ch, 14 |
| Killingbeck | |
|---|---|
| Killingbeck, John, Letter from Henry Piers to, 1710, | XXVIII, 449 |
| Killingbeck, Robert, Letter from, to his brother John, | XXVIII, 442 |
| Killinghall | |
|---|---|
| Killinghall, The Maudes of, Some Correspondence of, W. Paley Baildon, | XXIV, 110 |
| Kippax | |
|---|---|
| Kippax,SeeChapter House Records | |
| Kirk, George Edward | |
|---|---|
| Kirk, George Edward. R, J. Wood. | XLVI, 271 |
| Kirke, Thomas | |
|---|---|
| Kirke, Thomas, Letter from,reDr. Robert Hook, 1703, | XXVIII, 457 |
| Kirkstall | |
|---|---|
| Brewing at Kirkstall: Abbey and Brewery 1152-1983, P. Brears | 2nd ser. 30, 107 |
| Kirkstall Abbey, 1147-1539: an historical study. Guy D. Barnes. | LVIII |
| Kirkstall Forge and monkish iron-making. R. A. Mott. | LIII, 154 |
| The last monks of Kirkstall Abbey. A. Lonsdale. | LIII, 201 |
| Kirkstall Abbey, Architectural Description, J. Bilson and W. H. St. John Hope, | XVI |
| —- —-, Arms of. | II, 17 |
| —– —-, Brief Notes of Seals remaining on Charters, | IV, 114 |
| —– —-, Charters and other documents now in the British Museum, List of. | II, 19 |
| —– —-, Charters relating to possessions in Allerton, | IV, 42, 81 |
| —- —-, Coucher Book, Ed, by W, T. Lancaster and W. Paley Baildon, | VIII |
| —- —-, Foundation of, | IV, 169 |
| —- —-, Possessions of, in Leeds. W. T. Lancaster, | IV, 37 |
| —- —-, Rent Roll of, 1459. | II, 1 |
| —- —-, Seals, | II, 17, 18 |
| Kirkstall Abbey,excavations, 1950-1954, | XLIII |
| 1955-1959, | XLVIII |
| 1960-1964,with appraisal of results since 1950, | LI |
| Kirkstall Abbey chronicles, J. Taylor. | XLII |
| Kirkstall Abbey, Medieval Leeds: Kirkstall Abbey — The Parish Church — The medieval borough. J. Le Patourel, | XLVI, 1 |
| Kirkstall, New Grange. J. Sprittles. | XLVI, 22 |
| Kitson, James | |
|---|---|
| The rise of James Kitson: Trades Union and Mechanics Institution, Leeds, 1826-1851. R. J. Morris. | LIII, 179 |
| Lacy, Ilbert de | |
|---|---|
| Lacy, Ilbert de, Arms and Seal of, | II, 17, 18 |
| —- of Cromwellbottom and Leventhorp. C. T. Clay, | XXVIII, 468 |
| Lancaster Depositions, Duchy of | |
|---|---|
| Lancaster Depositions, Duchy of; 2 Eliz. Action Folkinghamv.Lyndley and uxor, | IX, 5 |
| Lancaster, W. T | |
|---|---|
| Lancaster, W. T. Obituary, | XXVI, 39 |
| Lasingcroft and Shippen | |
|---|---|
| Lasingcroft and Shippen.SeeXVII, Ch. 11 | |
| Law Suit (Leeds) | |
|---|---|
| Law Suit (Leeds) in the Sixteenth Century, Edmund Wilson, | IX, 1 |
| Lay Subsidies, | |
|---|---|
| Lay Subsidies,SeeAgbrigg and Morley Wapentake—— —-,seeSkyrack Wapentake | |
| Layton, Francis | |
|---|---|
| Layton, Francis, and John Harrison, Letter fromreBaron Thorpe, 1650, | XXVIII, 462 |
| Leather industry | |
|---|---|
| Leather industry in Leeds. W. G. Rimmer | XLVI, 119 |
| The Leather Industries and the Growth of Bramley. A.Silson | 2nd ser. 19, 77 |
| Leathley | |
|---|---|
| Leathley or Lelay, Family of. W. Paley Baildon, | XI, 3 |
| Ledston | |
|---|---|
| Ledston, Manor of.SeeChapter House Records | |
| Leeds Annals | |
|---|---|
| More Annals of Leeds 1880-1920. William Benn. | 2nd ser. 15. |
| Leeds Antislavery Association | |
|---|---|
| Wilson Armistead and the Leeds Antislavery Movement. I. E. Goodyear. | LIV, 113 |
| Leeds Association of Girls’ Clubs | |
|---|---|
| ‘Hours of Distraction and Cheerful Companionship’:Leeds Association of Girls’ Clubs and the Girls’ Clubs Era (1904-1944). Helen M. F. Jones. | 2nd ser. 24, 87. |
| Leeds Burial Grounds | |
|---|---|
| The Burial Ground Problem in Leeds c1700-1914. Jim Morgan. | 2nd ser. 23. |
| Leeds Charity School | |
|---|---|
| The Charity School, the Church and the Corporation: aspects of educational provision for the poor in eighteenth-century Leeds. Carole P. Johnston. | 2nd ser. 3, 1 |
| Leeds Church Extension Society | |
|---|---|
| A Hundred and Fifty Years of the Leeds Church Extension Society. Roy Yates. | 2nd ser. 24, 69. |
| Leeds Churches: | |
|---|---|
| Holy Trinity, Register, 1724-1812. Ed, GtD, Lumb. | XXIII, XXIX |
| Church of St. John the Evangelist, Woodwork (I11.). J. E. Stocks. | XXIV, 190 |
| St. John’s. Consecration of. J. E. Stocks, | XXIV, 190 |
| St. John’s. Hunter’s Church Notes. | II, 33 |
| St. John’s. Monuments in. G, D. L[umb]. | XXXIII, 306 |
| St. John’s, Monumental Inscriptions in Churchyard. G, D. L[umb]. | XXXIII, 317 |
| St. John’s, Register, 1724-1812, Ed, G, D, Lumb. | XXIII, XXIX |
| St. John’s Trustees’ Account Book, 1660-1766. G. D. Lumb, | XXIV, 379 |
| St. Paul’s, Burials at, 1790-1865, | XV, 56 |
| St. Peter’s (Parish Church): Hunter’s Church Notes, | II, 26 |
| St. Peter’s Inscriptions in Churchyard, | II, 165, 170 XXIV, 256 XXVI, 41 |
| St. Peter’s Inscriptions upon Monuments, 1699, | II, 162 |
| St. Peter’s, Register, 1572-1776. Ed. S, Margerison, G. D. Lumb, J. Singleton and Emily Hargrave. | I, III, VII, X, XIII, XX, XXV |
| The Monuments of the Parish Church of St Peter-at-Leeds. Margaret Pullan. | 2nd ser. 17 |
| Leeds Corporation | |
|---|---|
| Leeds Corporation, Court Books of: First Book, 1662-1705. Transc, J. G. Clark, | XXXIV |
| Leeds Corporation, Letter to,reBirth of Young Pretender, 1688. | XXVIII, 444 |
| The Corporation of Leeds in the eighteenth century. R. G. Wilson. | LIV, 262 |
| The early years of Leeds Corporation. G. C. F. Forster. | LIV, 251 |
| The Leeds Corporation, c.1820-c.1850. D. Fraser. | LIV, 272 |
| Leeds Crosses | |
|---|---|
| Leeds Crosses (illustrated). W. G. Collingwood. | XXII, 267 |
| Leeds Eye Dispensary. | |
|---|---|
| The Leeds Eye Dispensary. G. Black. | LIV, 99 |
| Leeds Girls’ High School | |
|---|---|
| Leeds Grammar School, the Charity Commissioners and the education of girls, 1870-1901. E. W. Jenkins. | 2nd ser. 4, 98 |
| Leeds Grammar School | |
|---|---|
| Leeds Grammar School, the Charity Commissioners and the education of girls, 1870-1901. E. W. Jenkins. | 2nd ser. 4, 98 |
| Leeds Intelligencer | |
|---|---|
| Leeds Intelligencer, 1754-1866. Introductory account, F. Beckwith. | XL, i-lxi |
| ——————— 1769-1776, 1777-1782, Extracts from. G. D. Lumb. | XXXVIII |
| ——————— G. D. Lumb and J. B. Place. | XL |
| ——————— G. D, Lumb. | XLIV |
| ——————— Extracts from. 1754-68, C S. Rooke, | IV, 226 |
| ——————— 1755-63, G. D, Lumb, | XXVIII, 65 |
| ——————— 1763-67, G, D. Lumb, | XXXIII, 156 |
| ——————— 1769-1776, G, D, Lumb, | XXXVIII |
| Leeds Library, | |
|---|---|
| Leeds Library, Beginnings of. F. Beckwith. | XXXVII, 145 |
| Leeds Manor | |
|---|---|
| Josiah Fearn: A Villainous Lord of the Manor of Leeds. Margaret Pullan. | 2nd ser. 24, 41 |
| Leeds Manor Book, 1684-1741, Observations out of the. | IV, 278 |
| Leeds Manor House and Park. G. D. Lumb. | XXIV, 399 |
| Leeds Manor Rental in 1425. W. T. Lancaster, | XXIV, 6 |
| Leeds Manor Rolls, 1650-1666. | IX, 63 |
| Leeds Manor Survey of 1341SeeChapter House Records, | XXXIII, 83 |
| Leeds Manor Survey of 1612, H. T. Kelsey, | XI, 369 |
| —————————— J. Singleton, | XXIV, 336 |
| —————————— W. P. Baildon, | XXXIV , 341 |
| Leeds Mercury | |
|---|---|
| Leeds Mercury1721-51, 1769-1770, Extracts from. G. D. Lumb. | XXII, 185; XXIV, 67; XXVI, 64; XXVIII, 65; XXXVIII |
| 1769-1776, 1777-1782. Extracts from. G. D. Lumb, | XXXVIII |
| G. D. Lumb and J. B. Place, | XL |
| Leeds Moral and Industrial Training School | |
|---|---|
| The evolution of St. James’s, 1845-94: Leeds Moral and Industrial Training School, Leeds Union Workhouse and Leeds Union Infirmary. Pamela M. Pennock. | LIX, 129 |
| Leeds Public Dispensary | |
|---|---|
| ‘An Institution of Great Utility’: Leeds Public Dispensary, the early years, 1824-1867. Audrey L. Kent. | 2nd ser. 11, 44. |
| The Leeds Public Dispensary. S. T. Anning | LIV, 130 |
| Leeds Rational Recreation Society | |
|---|---|
| The Leeds Rational Recreation Society, 1852-9: ‘Music for the People’ in a mid-Victorian city. D. Russell. | LVI, 137 |
| Leeds Savage Club | |
|---|---|
| The Leeds Savage Club and its origins. G. Black. | LIV, 298 |
| Leeds School Board | |
|---|---|
| Sir George Cockburn, 1848-1927. Arthur Elton. | 2nd ser. 3, 81 |
| Leeds Steam Carriage Company | |
|---|---|
| Leeds Steam Carriage Company. | XXXVII, 132 |
| Leeds Union Infirmary | |
|---|---|
| The evolution of St. James’s, 1845-94: Leeds Moral and Industrial Training School, Leeds Union Workhouse and Leeds Union Infirmary. Pamela M. Pennock. | LIX, 129 |
| Leeds Union Workhouse | |
|---|---|
| The evolution of St. James’s, 1845-94: Leeds Moral and Industrial Training School, Leeds Union Workhouse and Leeds Union Infirmary. Pamela M. Pennock. | LIX, 129 |
| Leeds University | |
|---|---|
| see Yorkshire College, Leeds. | |
| Leeds Waits | |
|---|---|
| The Leeds Waits: official town musicians and peripatetic entertainers for over three centuries. A.Radford | 2nd ser. 19, 59 |
| Leeds Workhouse | |
|---|---|
| The Leeds workhouse under the Old Poor Law: 1726-1834. P. Anderson. | LVI, 75 |
| Leeds in the Seventeenth/Eighteenth century | |
|---|---|
| The Memoranda Book of John Lucas 1712-1750. Jonathan Oates (ed.) | 2nd ser. 16. |
| Leeds in the Seventeenth and Early Eighteenth Century. Centenary Edition Miscellany. | LXIV |
| Leeds in the Twentieth century history | |
|---|---|
| Whose Time and Whose Place: Searching for the History of 20th Century Leeds. R.J.Morris | 2nd ser. 18, 1 |
| Leeds – 1939 – 2004 | |
|---|---|
| Leeds,Alfred Place Terminating Building Society, 1825-43. W. G. Rimmer. | XLVI, 303 |
| Leeds and the First World War. David Thornton. | 2nd ser. 24, 111. |
| Leeds,banking, Two hundred years of, H. Pemberton. | XLVI, 54 |
| Leeds,Becoming a city: Leeds, 1893. Arthur Elton. | 2nd ser. 3, 67 |
| Surprising Survivors of the Black Death in Leeds. J. Dixon. | 2nd ser. 20, 13. |
| Leeds,borough. Medieval Leeds: Kirkstall Abbey — The Parish Church | |
| Leeds,borough. Medieval borough of Leeds. G. Woledge. | XXXVII, 288 |
| Leeds,borough. Documents relating to the manor and borough, 1066-1400. J. Le Patourel. | XLV |
| The Burial Ground Problem in Leeds c1700-1914. Jim Morgan. | 2nd ser. 23. |
| Leeds,churches: St Peter’s. A survey of the plate of Leeds Parish Church and its ancient chapelries. J. Sprittles. | Monograph II |
| Leeds,churches: St Peter’s. Medieval Leeds: Kirkstall Abbey — The Parish Church — The medieval borough. J. Le Patourel. | XLVI, 1 |
| churches. Leeds church patronage in the eighteenth century. R. J. Wood. | XLI, 103 |
| East End, West End: the face of Leeds during urbanisation, 1684-1842. Maurice W. Beresford. | LX-LXI |
| Evolution of Leeds to 1700. W. G. Rimmer. | L, 89 |
| Factory reform movement. J. T. Ward. | XLVI, 87 |
| Further notes upon Leeds church patronage in the eighteenth century. R. J. Wood. | L, 193 |
| Leeds,Industrial profile, 1740-1840, W. G. Rimmer | L, 130 |
| Leather industry in the nineteenth century. W. G. Rimmer. | XLV1, 119 |
| Leeds in the Seventeenth and Early Eighteenth Century. | Centenary Edition Miscellany. LXIV |
| Leeds musical festivals. J, Sprittles. | XLVI, 200 |
| Leeds manor, Documents relating to, 1066-1400, J. Le Patourel. | XLV |
| Leeds maps.SeeMaps and plans. | |
| Leeds Extracts from theLeeds IntelligencerandThe Leeds Mercury,1777-1782: with an introductory account ofThe Leeds Intelligencer,1754-1866. G. D. Lumb and J. B. Place. | XL |
| Leeds Extracts fromThe Leeds Intelligencer,1791-1796, G. D. Lumb. | XLIV |
| Leeds and the public patronage of fine art, 1809-1888. Janet Douglas. | 2nd ser. 11, 73 |
| Leeds Woodhouse.SeeWoodhouse. | |
| Links with Bygone Leeds. J. Sprittles. | LII |
| Medieval Leeds: Kirkstall Abbey — The Parish Church — The medieval borough. J. Le Patourel. | XLVI, 1 |
| newspapers. Extracts fromThe Leeds IntelligencerandThe LeedsMercury,1769-1776. G. D. Lumb. | XXXVIII |
| Occupations, 1841-1951. W. G. Rimmer. | L, 158 |
| Parliamentary reform, 1820-1832. A. S. Turberville and F. Beck-with. | XLI, 1 |
| population, during the industrial revolution, F. Beckwith, | XLI, 118. Addendum, XLI, 401 |
| postal history. H. C. Versey. | L. 181 |
| Quaker Meeting. W, Allott. | L, 1 |
| Site and early plans. E. Kitson Clerk. | XXXVII, 193 |
| Social reform in Victorian Leeds: the work of James Hole, 1820-1895. J. F. C. Harrison. | Monograph III |
| The Corporation of Leeds in the eighteenth century. R. G. Wilson. | LIV, 262 |
| The early years of Leeds Corporation. G. C. F. Forster. | LIV, 251 |
| The Leeds Corporation, c.1820-c.1850. D. Fraser. | LIV, 272 |
| The rulers of Leeds: gentry, clothiers and merchants, c.1425-1626. J. W. Kirby. | LIX, 22 |
| The Manor and Borough of Leeds, 1425-1662: an edition of documents, ed. by J.W. Kirby | LVII |
| The medieval borough. J. Le Patourel. | XLVI, 1 |
| Town Hall, The building of. Asa Briggs. | XLVI, 275 |
| waterworks. Sorocold’s waterworks at Leeds, 1694. W. B. Crump. | XXXVII, 166 |
| What was the relationship between élite culture and power in the town of Leeds from 1760 to 1820? Sue Cottam. | 2nd ser. 14, 18 |
| Charles Henry Wilson: the man who was Leeds. W. R. Meyer. | 2nd ser. 8, 78 |
| Working men’s cottages in Leeds, 1770-1840. W. G. Rimmer. | XLVI, 169 |
| Yorkshire towns in the late fourteenth century. R. B. Dobson. | LIX, 1 |
| Leeds – from the Jubilee Index | |
|---|---|
| Leeds Arms, G. D. Lumb. | XV, 183 |
| Leeds Arms, W. B, Barwell Turner, | XXVI, 274 |
| Leeds Benefactor: John Harrison, Family of. G. D. Lumb. | XV, 48 |
| Leeds Benefactor: John Harrison and his times, M. A. Hornsey. | XXXIII, 103 |
| Leeds, Bischoff House.SeeDenison family | |
| Leeds Borough Subsidy, 1596-7, James Rusby. | II, 22 |
| Leeds, Briggate, Last Shop with Bow Windows in. G. D. Lumb. | XXVI, 397 |
| Leeds Chantries. Thomas Marshall, | IV, 73 |
| Leeds Chapelries Register, 1724-1812. Ed. G, D. Lumb. | XXIII, XXIX, XXXI |
| Leeds Chapels, Notes on. | XXVI, 164 |
| Leeds Charitable Uses: Extracts from the Minute Book commencing in 1664. | XXII, 355 |
| Leeds Charters.SeeCharter Leodienses | |
| Leeds Churches: Holy Trinity, Register, 1724-1812. Ed, GtD, Lumb. | XXIII, XXIX |
| Leeds Churches: St. John’s. Church of St. ]ohn the Evangelist, Woodwork (I11.). J. E. Stocks. | XXIV, 190 |
| Leeds Churches: St. John’s. Consecration of. J. E. Stocks, | XXIV, 190 |
| Leeds Churches: St. John’s. Hunter’s Church Notes. | II, 33 |
| Leeds Churches: St. John’s. Monuments in. G, D. L[umb]. | XXXIII, 306 |
| Leeds Churches: St. John’s, Monumental Inscriptions in Churchyard. G, D. L[umb]. | XXXIII, 317 |
| Leeds Churches: St. John’s, Register, 1724-1812, Ed, G, D, Lumb. | XXIII, XXIX |
| Leeds Churches: St. John’s Trustees’ Account Book, 1660-1766. G. D. Lumb, | XXIV, 379 |
| Leeds Churches: St. Paul’s, Burials at, 1790-1865, | XV, 56 |
| Leeds Churches: St. Peter’s (Parish Church): Hunter’s Church Notes, | II, 26 |
| Leeds Churches: St. Peter’s Inscriptions in Churchyard, | II, 165, 170 XXIV, 256 XXVI, 41 |
| Leeds Churches: St. Peter’s Inscriptions upon Monuments, 1699, | II, 162 |
| Leeds Churches: St. Peter’s, Register, 1572-1776. Ed. S, Margerison, G. D. Lumb, J. Singleton and Emily Hargrave. | I, III, VII, X, XIII, XX, XXV |
| Leeds Corporation, Court Books of: First Book, 1662-1705. Transc, J. G. Clark, | XXXIV |
| Leeds Corporation, Letter to,reBirth of Young Pretender, 1688. | XXVIII, 444 |
| Leeds Crosses (illustrated). W. G. Collingwood. | XXII, 267 |
| Leeds, Dukedom of, G. D. L[umb]. | XV, 1 |
| Leeds Earliest Parish Register, Extracts from, | XXVIII, 432 |
| Leeds , East Bar.SeeLeeds, York or East Bar | |
| Leeds Free School Lands, Rental of the, | XXII, 362 |
| Leeds Grammar School Admission Books, 1820-1900. Ed. E.Wilson, | XIV |
| Leeds in my grandfather’s days(c,1800), C, P, Hardcastle. | XXXIII, 149 |
| Leeds in Prehistoric Times. E. Kitson Clark, | XV, 212 |
| LeedsIntelligencer,Extracts from. 1754-68, C S. Rooke,———————————— 1755-63, G. D, Lumb,———————————— 1763-67, G, D. Lumb,———————————— 1769-1776, G, D, Lumb | IV, 226 XXVIII, 65 XXXIII, 156 XXXVIII |
| Leeds , Kirkgate cum Holbeck, Manor Court of, 1666,-71, W. T, Lancaster, | XXVI, 129 |
| Leeds Law Suit in the Sixteenth Century, | IX, 1 |
| Leeds , Lease of Tithe of Hay in (1687). | XXIV, 401 |
| Leeds Mace (illustrated). E. Kitson Clark. | IV, 205 |
| Leeds Malefactor, 1752. Emily Hargrave. | XXVI, 148 |
| Leeds Manor Book, 1684-1741, Observations out of the. | IV, 278 |
| Leeds Manor House and Park. G. D. Lumb. | XXIV, 399 |
| Leeds Manor, Rental in 1425. W. T. Lancaster, | XXIV, 6 |
| Leeds Manor Rolls, 1650-1666. | IX, 63 |
| Leeds Manor Survey of 1341SeeChapter House Records, | XXXIII, 83 |
| Leeds Manor Survey of 1612, H. T. Kelsey, | XI, 36 |
| J. Singleton, | XXIV, 336 |
| W. P. Baildon, | XXXIV , 341 |
| Leeds Merchants‘Memorandum Book, 1786, J. Singleton, | XXIV, 31 |
| Leeds, Mill Hill Chapel, First Minister of. G. D. Lumb. | XI, 321 |
| Leeds, Musical, in Eighteenth Century, Emily Hargrave. | XXVIII, 320 |
| Leeds, Paganini in, 1832, F. Dawson. | XXXIII, 447 |
| Leeds Parish Church.SeeLeeds Churches, St. Peter’s | |
| Leeds Parish Register, 1572-1776. Ed. S. Margerison, G, D, Lumb, J, Singleton and Emily Hargrave, | I, III, VII, X, XIII, XX, XXV |
| Leeds, Paulinus de. R. Holmes. | IV, 209 |
| Leeds, Pious Uses, Receipts and Payments by the Committee for the. | XXII, 382 |
| Leeds, Plans of, 1806. J. R. Ford, E. Wilson, | XI, 130; IX, 196 |
| Leeds, Plans of,see underMaps | |
| Leeds Poor, Rents belonging to the. | XXII, 363 |
| Leeds, Sheepshanks’ House.SeeDenison family | |
| Leeds Steam Carriage Company, | XXXVII, 132 |
| Leeds, Vicarage of, 1697, | XXVI, 166 |
| Leeds Volunteers, 1820. Emily Hargrave. | XXIV, 451 |
| Leeds Volunteers, Early, Emily Hargrave. | XXVIII, 255 |
| Leeds, Wade Lane, Old Hall and the Jackson Family (ill.). G, D, Lumb. | XXVI, 1 |
| Leeds White Cloth Hall. W. T. Lancaster and H. Heaton, | XXII 131 |
| Leeds Woollen Industry, 1780-1820. Ed. W. B. Crump, | XXXII |
| Leeds Yeomanry, Formation of, 1817. Emily Hargrave, | XXIV, 435 |
| Leeds,York or East Bar. G, D, Lumb. | XXVI, 170 |
| —- :See also.Chapter House Records | |
| Leeds, Borough | |
|---|---|
| see: Leeds, Manor and Borough | |
| Leeds, City Square | |
|---|---|
| City Square and Colonel Harding. G. Black. | LIV, 106 |
| See alsoTestamenta Leodiensia | |
| Leeds, City of Leeds School | |
|---|---|
| David Forsyth and the City of Leeds School. E. W. Jenkins. | 2nd ser. 1, 75 |
| Leeds, Holy Trinity Church | |
|---|---|
| Holy Trinity Church in the history of Leeds, 1727-1977. G. C. F. Forster. | LIV, 281 |
| Leeds, Manor and Borough | |
|---|---|
| Leeds manor house: the development and changing function of a central site. Steven Burt. | 2nd ser. 5, 1 |
| The Manor and Borough of Leeds, 1425-1662: an edition of documents, ed. by J. W. Kirby. | LVII |
| Leeds, Mechanics Institution | |
|---|---|
| The rise of James Kitson: Trades Union and Mechanics’ Institution, Leeds, 1826-1851. R. J. Morris. | LIII, 179 |
| Leeds, St. James’s Hospital | |
|---|---|
| The evolution of St. James’s, 1845-94: Leeds Moral and Industrial Training School, Leeds Union Workhouse and Leeds Union Infirmary. Pamela M. Pennock. | LIX, 129 |
| Leeds, parish | |
|---|---|
| Addenda to Vol. XXV (Leeds Parish Register 1757-76). | LIV, 164 |
| Anglican Resurgence under W. F. Hook in early Victorian Leeds. Church Life in a Nonconformist Town 1836-1851. Harry W. Dalton. | 2nd ser. 12 |
| The Leeds churchwardens, 1828-1850. D. Fraser. | LIII, 1 |
| Tithes and tithe-holders in the parish of Leeds from the Dissolution to the Restoration. Richard T. Spence. | LXIII, 1 |
| Walter Farquhar Hook, Vicar of Leeds: his work for the Church and the town, 1837-1848. H. W. Dalton. | LXIII, 27 |
| Leeds, schools | |
|---|---|
| The great exodus: the evacuation of Leeds schoolchildren, 1939-1945. R. C. Boud. | 2nd ser. 10, 41 |
| Sunday schools in Leeds: Church associations for children and young people, Leeds 1836-1851. Harry W. Dalton. | 2nd ser. 14, 67 |
| Leeds: Black Death | |
|---|---|
| Surprising Survivors of the Black Death in Leeds. J. Dixon. | 2nd ser. 20, 13. |
| Leventhorpe and Cromwellbottom | |
|---|---|
| Leventhorpe and Cromwellbottom, Lacy of. C. T, Clay. | XXVIII, 468 |
| Libraries | |
|---|---|
| The adoption of the Public Libraries Act in Leeds, 1861-1868. Mark Shipway. | 2nd ser. 8, 47. |
| ‘Libraries in Leeds: a Historical Survey 1152 – c.1939’ by Peter Morrish | 2nd ser. 27-28 |
| Local Worthies and Genealogy | |
|---|---|
| Local Worthies and Genealogy.See alsoBeeston, Copley, Denison, Ellis, Falshaw, Graveley, Green, Harrison, Jackson, Lacy, Maude, Nalson, Shilleto, Smeaton, WridlesfordorWoodlesford | II, 51 |
| Lotherton Chapel | |
|---|---|
| Lotherton Chapel G. E. Kirk, | XXVI, 113 |
| Louis Le Prince | |
|---|---|
| Louis Le Prince and Leeds, Irfan Shah | 2nd ser. 30, 1 |
| Lucas, John | |
|---|---|
| The Memoranda Book of John Lucas 1712-1750. Jonathan Oates (ed.) | 2nd ser. 16. |
| Lumb, George Denison | |
|---|---|
| Lumb, George Denison, F.S.A. | XXXVII, 199 |
| St Saviour’s | |
|---|---|
| St Saviour’s Church, Leeds, and the Oxford Movement. R.Yates | 2nd ser. 19, 1 |
| Mangy’s (Arthur) Trial at York for Counterfeiting | |
|---|---|
| Mangy’s (Arthur) Trial at York for Counterfeiting, 1696. C. M. Atkinson. | IX, 207 |
| Manor Book (Leeds) | |
|---|---|
| Manor Book (Leeds), 1684-1741, Observations out of the. | IX, 278 |
| Manor Court of Leeds | |
|---|---|
| Manor Court of Leeds, Kirkgate-cum-Holbeck, 1666-71. W. T. Lancaster, | XXVI, 129 |
| Manor Rolls | |
|---|---|
| Manor Rolls (Leeds). 1650-1666, Abstract of the, | IX, 63 |
| —— —- (Methley).SeeXXXV | |
| Manor and Park of Roundhay | |
|---|---|
| Manor and Park of Roundhay (illustrated). J.W. Morkill | II, 215 |
| Manor of Leeds | |
|---|---|
| Manor of Leeds,SeeLeeds Manor | |
| Manor of Thorner | |
|---|---|
| Manor of Thorner. Fourteenth-Century Court Rolls, | XV, 153 |
| Manorial System and Copyhold Tenure | |
|---|---|
| Manorial System and Copyhold Tenure. G. G. Alexander, | XXXIII, 283 |
| Maps and Plans | |
|---|---|
| Bardsey and District, | IV, 60 |
| Barwick-in-Elmet, Earthworks, | XVII, facing p. 19 |
| —- Church, | XVII, facing p. 40 |
| —- Parish and Neighbourhood, from 1 in. O.S. | At end of vol. XVII |
| Bolton Priory, Coloured plan by S. D. Kitson. | XXX (pocket) |
| Calverley, Survey of the Manor of, belonging to Thos. Thornhill, Esq, madec.1755-1760. | VI (Introduction) |
| Dunningley and District, from 6 in. O.S. | XXVIII, 358 |
| Kirkstall Abbey (1) Plan of precinct, based on O.S. | XVI, after p. viii |
| —————- (2) Coloured plan by John Bilson. | XVI (pocket) |
| —————- (3) Kirkstall and other Abbey plans, British and foreign, compared, | XVI, after p. 84 |
| Leeds in Prehistoric Times–Map of Prehistoric Route, etc, | XI, 217 |
| —-, Earliest Plan, in Law-suit of 1560. | IX, 2 |
| —-, New and exact Plan of, by John Cossins,c.1725. | IX, 204 |
| —-, Plan of, from Jefferys’ Map of Yorkshire, 1771. | IX, 204-5 |
| —-, Map of Parish of, by John Tuke, 178L | XV, 46 |
| —-, Plan of, published by John Heaton, 1806, | XI, 130 |
| —-, Plan of, by Netlam and Francis Giles, 1815. | XI, 281 |
| —-, Printed maps and plans of Leeds, 1711-1900. K. J. Bonser and H. Nichols. | XLVII |
| —-, Map of, and District, by Joshua Thorp, 1819-1821. | XV, 152 |
| —-, East Bar and surroundings, | XXV, facing p. 171 |
| —-, Music Hall, | XXVIII, 352 |
| —-, Park Mills, in 1806 | XXXII, 256 |
| —-, —- —-, in 1847 | XXXII, 264 |
| —-, —- —-,Bean Ing and Drony Laith. | XXXII, 264-5 |
| Lotherton Chapel, | XXVI, 124 |
| Mashamshire, 1607. | XXXVII, facing p. 8 |
| Methley and District, from 6 in. O.S, 1908. | XXXV, facing p. 1 |
| —- – Church in 1921, by S, D, Kitson. | XXXV, facing p. 31 |
| —- Manor, by W. Crosley, 1780, | XXXV, after p. 130 |
| Roundhay, | II, 215 |
| Templethorpe Farm, Plan of Old Buildings at. | XV, 174 |
| Turner, J. M. W.: Map of his wanderings in Yorkshire, | XXVI, 221 |
| Market Cross | |
|---|---|
| Market Cross, Hooton Pagnell and its, | XV, 26 |
| Markets | |
|---|---|
| Profit, property interests, and public spirit: the provision of markets in Leeds, 1822-29. K. Grady. | LIV, 165 |
| Maryland | |
|---|---|
| Christopher Wilkinson of Leeds and Maryland. R. J. Wood. | LIV, 51 |
| Masham | |
|---|---|
| Masham. Christopher Danby of Masham and Farnley. C. Whone. | XXXVII, 1 |
| Mattison, Alfred. | |
|---|---|
| Mattison, Alfred. W. B. Crump. | XXXVII, 366 |
| Maudes | |
|---|---|
| Maudes of Ilkley, Hollinghall, Brandon, Helthwaite Hill, etc. W. Paley Baildon. | XXIV, 137 |
| Maudes of Killinghall, Some Correspondence of. W. Paley Baildon, | XXIV, 110 |
| Meanwood | |
|---|---|
| Edward Oates and the making of the lost American garden at Meanwoodside, 1834-1864. Colin Treen. | 2nd ser. 5, 67 |
| Merchants | |
|---|---|
| Merchants. Yorkshire cloth traders in the United States, 1770-1840. H, Heaton. | XXXVII, 225. |
| Methley | |
|---|---|
| Methley Churchwardens’ Accounts, 1681-1705, H, Armstrong Hall | XI, 262 |
| —-, History of, Ed. H, S. Darbyshire and G. D. Lumb. | XXXV |
| —- Parish Register, 1560-1812. Ed. G, D. Lumb, | XII |
| —-, Rector, A.SeeTimothy Bright, | XV, 30 |
| Methley Hall | |
|---|---|
| Methley Hall and its builders, W. B. Crump. | XXXVII, 313 |
| Middleton | |
|---|---|
| Waggonways and staiths: the impact of the Middleton Colliery on the township of Hunslet, c. 1750-1850. C. May. | 2nd ser. 3, 38 |
| Mill Hill Chapel | |
|---|---|
| Mill Hill Chapel, Leeds, First Minister of. G, D. Lumb | XI, 321 |
| Monck, William Stanley (1822-1847) | |
|---|---|
| Typhus, Two Windows and a Gold Chain. G. Figures. | 2nd ser. 20, 75. |
| Moravians | |
|---|---|
| The Moravian Settlement at Fulneck, 1742-1790. Geoffrey Stead. | 2nd ser. 9 |
| Mosses at Chapel Allerton | |
|---|---|
| Mosses at Chapel Allerton, Petition relating to, | XV, 274 |
| Music | |
|---|---|
| The Leeds Rational Recreation Society, 1852-9: ‘Music for the People’ in a mid-Victorian city. D. Russell. | LVI, 137 |
| The Leeds Waits: Official Town musicians and Peripatetic Entertainers for over Three Centuries. A. Radford. | 2nd ser. 19, 59. |
| Percy Alfred Scholes (1877-1958): music critic, educator and encyclopaedist. P. S. Morrish. | 2nd ser. 13, 46 |
| A Yorkshire music critic (Herbert Thompson) in Germany and Austria in 1889. P. S. Morrish. | LIV, 333 |
| Musters | |
|---|---|
| Musters in Claro Wapentake, 1535, W. Paley Baildon. | XV, 111 |
| —- in Skyrack Wapentake, 1539 (Hen. VIII). W. Paley Baildon. | IV, 215; IX, 99, 299 |
| —-, Notes on. | IX, 305 |
| Nalson | |
|---|---|
| Nalson Family of Altofts and Methley, G. D, Lumb. | XXIV, 368 |
| New Wortley | |
|---|---|
| A Victorian city mission: the Unitarian contribution to social progress in Holbeck and New Wortley, 1844-78. E. A. Elton. | LIV, 316 |
| Newspapers | |
|---|---|
| Edward Baines, editor: great man, great liar? The press assessment. David Thornton. | 2nd ser. 14, 37 |
| see alsoLeeds IntelligencerandLeeds Mercury | |
| North Eastern Railway | |
|---|---|
| The Leeds North Eastern Railway extension, 1863-1869. Keith R. Wark. | 2nd ser. 11, 2 |
| Northumbria | |
|---|---|
| Northumbria after the departure of the Roman Forces. H. E, Savage. | XXII, 1 |
| Oakwell Hall | |
|---|---|
| Oakwell Hall, Birstall.SeeBirstall. | |
| Oastler, Richard | |
|---|---|
| The Notebooks of Robert Pounder(1811-1857). Ann Alexander (ed.) | 2nd ser. 25. |
| Oates, Edward | |
|---|---|
| Edward Oates and the making of the lost American garden at Meanwoodside, 1834-1864. Colin Treen. | 2nd ser. 5, 67 |
| Otley | |
|---|---|
| Otley Wills, 1553-1661.SeeTestamenta Leodiensia. | XXVII |
| Otley, Two rentals of the manor of. G. E. Kirk. | XXXVII, 202 |
| Oxford Movement | |
|---|---|
| Leeds and the Oxford Movement. Nigel Yates. | LV |
| St Saviour’s Church, Leeds, and the Oxford Movement. R. Yates. | 2nd ser. 19, 1. |
| Panipocalia | |
|---|---|
| Panipocalia (? near Bardsey). N. Bodington, | IV, 60 |
| Parkes, Sarah Mayo | |
|---|---|
| The journals of Sarah Mayo Parkes, 1815 and 1818, ed. by Pauline Litton. | 2nd ser. 13, 1 |
| Parks | |
|---|---|
| Episodes in the history of Golden Acre. Tony Shelton. | 2nd ser. 11, 19 |
| Paulinas de Leeds | |
|---|---|
| Paulinas de Leeds. R. Holmes, | IV, 209 |
| Pawson | |
|---|---|
| Pawson Inventory and Pedigree, C. B, Norcliffe, | IV, 163 |
| Pawson, Albert Henry, Papers Written for his Children by Albert Henry Pawson1850-1935. D.Thornton (ed.) | 2nd ser. 18, 41 |
| Pedigrees– | |
|---|---|
| Asolf, Essolf or Essulf, Family of. | IX, 23 |
| Calverley of Calverley. | VI |
| Copley and Talvas, | XXVI, 371 |
| —- of Batley, Oxenhope and Farnhill, etc. | XXVIII, facing195 |
| Danby, Christopher of Masham and Farnley. | XXXVII, 2 |
| Denison of Great Woodhouse, Leeds, | XV, 252; XVII, facing 237 |
| Ellis of Kiddall Hall (par. Barwick-in-Elmet). | II, 57, XVII, facing 260 |
| Falshaw of Leeds. | II, 51 |
| Forz, de, Aveline, and descendants, | XXIV, facing 244 |
| Gascoigne of Lasingcroft, Barnbow and Parlington. | XVII, facing 162 |
| ——, Captain Clifton Charles Orby (Descent), | XVII, facing 173 |
| —-, Richard Oliver (Descent), | XVII, 176 |
| ——,Colonel Trench (Descent), | XVII, facing 177 |
| Gott, | XXXII, facing 167 |
| Grammary of Becca. | XVII, facing 298 |
| Graveley of Halton (par. Whitkirk), | II, 54 |
| Grenefeld of Barnbow (par. Barwick-in-Elmet), | XVII, facing 177 |
| Hall family of Stumperlow and Leeds. S. Brooke | XLI, 309 |
| Harrison, | XXXIII, 107 |
| Hungate of Huddleston. | XVII, 174 |
| Jackson of Leeds, | XXVI, 9 |
| Lacy of Cromwellbottom and Leventhorpe. | XXVIII, 471 |
| Lacy, De. | XVII, 108 |
| Lasingcroft, De. | XVII, 215 |
| Leathley or Lelay, of Leathley. | XI, 3 |
| Maude of Ilkley, Hollinghall, Brandon, etc. | XXIV, facing 188 |
| Paganel, William, of Leeds, | IV, 209 |
| Pawson of Leeds, | IV, 168 |
| Pigott of Gomersal. | XXVI, 29 |
| Sagar-Musgrave, of Bramley and Red Hall, | II, 248 |
| Saxton of Dunningley, | XXVIII, facing 372 |
| Shilletos, The, of the West Riding, | XXVI, 282 |
| Smeaton of Ansthorpe Lodge (par. Whitkirk). | II, 53 |
| Swillingtons of Swillington, | XV, 192 |
| Talvas,seeCopley | |
| Walcote, De. | XVII, 215 |
| Waterton of Waterton, Descent of, | XV, 95 |
| Waterton, Robert, to the Act of Partition, | XV, 96 |
| Wilkinson of Potterton Hall (par. Barwick-in-Elmet). | XVII, 237 |
| Pemberton, Harry | |
|---|---|
| Pemberton, Harry, | XLVI, 271 |
| Pendavid Bitterzwigg | |
|---|---|
| Pendavid Bitterzwigg, Poems of: A Satire, | XXII, 68 |
| Will | XXII, 80 |
| “Pendavid Bitterzwigg”, John Berkenhout. F. Beckwith | XLI, 283 |
| Pension Moneys | |
|---|---|
| Pension Moneys (A Thoresby MS.). | II, 153 |
| People, The | |
|---|---|
| The People, Joseph Barker and. M. Brook | XLVI, 331 |
| Piers, Henry | |
|---|---|
| Piers, Henry, Letter from, to Rev. John Killingbeck, 1710, | XXVIII, 449 |
| Pious Uses | |
|---|---|
| Pious Uses, Receipts and Payments by the Committee for. | XXII, 381 |
| Place-Names | |
|---|---|
| Place-Names of the West Riding of Yorkshire. K W. Moorman, | XVIII |
| Places within the Town and Parish [of Leeds] | |
|---|---|
| Places within the Town and Parish [of Leeds] mentioned in the old Registers (A Thoresby MS.), | II, 158 |
| Plaxton, Rev. George | |
|---|---|
| Plaxton, Rev. George, letters of. Miss E. M. Walker, | XXXVII, 30 |
| —— —-, Letter written by, 1716. | XXVI, 168 |
| Poems of ‘Pendavid Bitterzwigg’ | |
|---|---|
| Poems of ‘Pendavid Bitterzwigg’: A Satire, | XXII, 58 |
| Politics | |
|---|---|
| The Leeds elections of 1834 and 1835: a psephological analysis. J. Morgan. | 2nd ser. 13, 73 |
| The politics of Leeds water. D. Fraser. | LIII, 50 |
| William Aldam, backbench MP for Leeds, 1841-1847: national issues versus local interests. D. G. Paz. | 2nd ser. 8, 17 |
| Pontefract Castle | |
|---|---|
| Pontefract Castle, Picture of,c.1620. A. S. Ellis. | XXIV, 1 |
| —— Fifteenth-Century Rental (1424). G. D. Lumb. | XXVI, 253 |
| ——, Third Siege, 1648 (Thoresby MS.), | XXVIII, 434 |
| —— Wills, Early. R. B. Cook, | XXVI, 172, 311 |
| Pontefract Priory | |
|---|---|
| Pontefract Priory, Excavations 1957-1961 | XLIX |
| Pontefract Wills | |
|---|---|
| Pontefract Wills, 1563-1561,SeeTestamenta Leodiensia, | XXVII |
| Poor Law | |
|---|---|
| The evolution of St James’s, 1845-94: Leeds Moral and Industrial Training School, Leeds Union Workhouse and Leeds Union Infirmary. Pamela M. Pennock. | LIX, 129 |
| Famine, Typhus and the Poor Law: Irish Families in Leeds. H. Kennally. | 2nd ser. 20, 57. |
| The Leeds workhouse under the Old Poor Law: 1726-1834. P. Anderson. | LVI, 75 |
| Poor Law politics in Leeds, 1833-1855. D. Fraser. | LIII, 23 |
| Postal history of Leeds | |
|---|---|
| Postal history of Leeds. H. C. Versey. | L, 181 |
| Potternewton | |
|---|---|
| Elizabethan Potternewton and the Hardwick Family, Michael Collinson | 2nd ser. 30, 160 |
| Potterton. | |
|---|---|
| Potterton.SeeBarwick-in-Elmet. | XVII, Ch, 13 |
| Potts, William | |
|---|---|
| William Potts of Leeds, clockmaker. Michael S. Potts. | 2nd ser. 13, 25. |
| Pounder, Robert | |
|---|---|
| The Notebooks of Robert Pounder(1811-1857). Ann Alexander (ed.) | 2nd ser. 25. |
| Pudsey | |
|---|---|
| Textile communities in the making: Pudsey and its neighbourhood, 1700-1840. Ruth Strong. | 2nd ser. 5, 27 |
| Quakers | |
|---|---|
| Joseph Tatham’s School, Leeds. Jean E. Mortimer. | 2nd ser. 1, 1 |
| Leeds Quaker Meeting. W. Allott. | L, 1 |
| Thoresby’s ‘poor deluded Quakers’: the sufferings of Leeds Friends in the seventeenth century. Jean E. Mortimer. | 2nd ser. 1, 35 |
| Radicalism | |
|---|---|
| Joseph Barker and the Radical cause, 1848-1851. Stephen Roberts. | 2nd ser. 1, 59 |
| Railways | |
|---|---|
| The Leeds North Eastern Railway extension, 1863-1869. Keith R. Wark. | 2nd ser. 11, 2 |
| Reame Family | |
|---|---|
| Reame Family, Notes on the, T. Marshall | IV, 65 |
| Red Hall, Shadwell | |
|---|---|
| Red Hall, Shadwell (illustrated). J. W. Morkill. | II, 247 |
| Registers | |
|---|---|
| Register of Aberford, 1540-1812. | XXXVI |
| —-, Adel. 1600, | XXII, 107; |
| —-, —-, 1606-1812, | V |
| —- , Leeds Parish, 1572-1776.SeeLeeds Churches, St. Peter’s | |
| —-, —– Chapelries.SeeLeeds Chapelries Register | |
| —- Methley, 1560-1812, Ed. G. D. Lumb. | XII |
| —- Whitkirk, 1600-1601 | XXII, 103 |
| Rents | |
|---|---|
| Rental of Barwick and Scholes in 1424. | XXVIII, 238 |
| —- Leeds in 1425. | XXIV, 6 |
| —– Pontefract in 1424, | XXVI, 253 |
| —— Temple Newsam in 1507. | XXXIII, 61 |
| —- Whitkirk in 1523. | XXXIII, 71 |
| Rents belonging to the Poor of Leeds, | XXII, 363 |
| Return | |
|---|---|
| Return made by the Leeds Commissioners to the Archbishop of York, 1716. R. J. Wood, | XXVI, 161 |
| Rhubarb | |
|---|---|
| On the Origins of the Rhubarb Growing and Forcing industry of Leeds and Surrounding Areas. | 2nd ser. 29, 85 |
| Forced Rhubarb in West Yorkshire, A.Silson | 2nd ser. 29, 109 |
| Ripon, diocese | |
|---|---|
| Leeds and dismemberment of the diocese of Ripon. P. S. Morrish. | 2nd ser. 4, 62 |
| River Aire | |
|---|---|
| River Aire, Survey of, from Leeds to Weeland, 1699. | IX, 193 |
| Robert the Dyer | |
|---|---|
| Robert the Dyer – the First Leeds Businessman? J.M.Collinson | 2nd ser. 18, 88 |
| Rockinghams | |
|---|---|
| Rockinghams and Yorkshire politics, 1742-1761. C. Collyer | XLI, 352 |
| Rogerson, Joseph | |
|---|---|
| Rogerson, Joseph, Diary of, 1808-14. Ed. Emily Hargrave and W, B. Crump, | XXXII |
| Roman Altar at Castleford | |
|---|---|
| Roman Altar at Castleford, Notes on a. N. Bodington. | IV. 79 |
| Roman Coins | |
|---|---|
| Roman Coins. A Local Find: the Stanley hoard (ill.). Aquila Dodgson. | XV, 103 |
| Roman Coins found in District around Leeds, Aquila Dodgson and others, | XXII, 49 |
| Roman Coins in Leeds: The Bramley hoard (ill.). T. Pickersgill. | XXII, 41 |
| Roman Milestone found at Castleford | |
|---|---|
| Roman Milestone found at Castleford. F. Haverfield, | IX, 97 |
| Rothwell | |
|---|---|
| Rothwell, A Fifteenth-century Rental of, W. T. Lancaster, | XXIV, 281 |
| —- Parish Wills. R. B. Cook, | XXXIII, 22 |
| Roundhay | |
|---|---|
| Roundhay, Manor and Park of, J. W. Morkill | II, 215 |
| Royal Heraldic Supporters | |
|---|---|
| Royal Heraldic Supporters, N, C. Scateherd. | XXXIII, 459 |
| Sagar-Musgrave | |
|---|---|
| Sagar-Musgrave, Arms of, and Pedigree, | II, 248 |
| Saxton Parish | |
|---|---|
| Saxton Parish, Wills of. R. B. Cook, | XXXIII, 22 |
| Saxton, Christopher | |
|---|---|
| Saxton, Christopher, of Dunningley. Sir George Fordham. | XXVIII, 357, 491 |
| Scholes and Barwick-in-Elmet | |
|---|---|
| Scholes and Barwick-in-Elmet,Fifteenth-century Rental of. W. T, Lancaster, | XXVIII, 238 |
| Scholes, Percy Alfred | |
|---|---|
| Percy Alfred Scholes (1877-1958): music critic, educator and encyclopaedist. P. S. Morrish. | 2nd ser. 13, 46. |
| Seals on Charters relating to Kirkstall Abbey | |
|---|---|
| Seals on Charters relating to Kirkstall Abbey, Brief Notes on. | IV, 114 |
| Seals– | |
|---|---|
| Elys, Nicholas, Alderman, of Hull, 1470. | XVII, 261 |
| —-, Thomas, of Barwick-in-Elmet, 1370. | XVII, 261 |
| Fleming, Richard,clericus, | XV, following 84 |
| Halifax, Seals of the Corporate Bodies of | II, 111, 112 |
| Kirkstall Abbey, and three of the Abbots | II, 17, 18 |
| Lacy, Ilbert de, | II, 18 |
| Lancaster, Duchy of, 1411 (Henry IV). | XV, 84 |
| Lelay, Robert de. | XI, 2 |
| Mareschal, Richard–Affixed to a Charter relating to Possessions of Kirkstall Abbey in Allerton,c.1260. | IV, 42 |
| Redvers, Margaret de. Affixed to a Charter of Arthington Nunnery, between 1237 and 1251. | XXII, 123 |
| Waterton, John and Robert, | XV, 85 |
| Selby Abbey, | |
|---|---|
| Selby Abbey, Washington Shield at. W.B.B.Turner, | XXVIII, 181 |
| Servants | |
|---|---|
| Domestic servants in Leeds and its neighbourhood in the eighteenth century. Keith R. Wark. | 2nd ser. 8, 1 |
| Sherburn-in-Elmet | |
|---|---|
| Sherburn-in-Elmet Wills. | XXXIII, 33 |
| Shilletos of the West Riding | |
|---|---|
| Shilletos of the West Riding. R. J. Shilleto. | XXVI, 282 |
| Skelton, Dr. John, | |
|---|---|
| Skelton, Dr. John, His Prescriptions to Thoresby, 1695. | XXVIII, 457 |
| Skyrack Wapentake | |
|---|---|
| Skyrack Wapentake, Dodsworth’s Notes on the. | II, 115 |
| Hearth Tax, 1672. | II, 180; IV, 17 |
| Lay Subsidy (1545) | IX, 126 |
| ” ” (1545-6) | IX, 153 |
| ” ” (1588) | XV, 38 |
| Musters in (1539), Hen. VIII. | IV, 245; IX, 99, 299 |
| Subsidy Rolls of, (1610) | XXII, 108 |
| ” ” (1621) | II, 62 |
| ” ” (1627) | II, 74 |
| ” ” (1629) | XXII, 116 |
| Two Subsidy Rolls of,temp.Edw. III. | II, 85 |
| Sorocold | |
|---|---|
| Sorocold’s waterworks at Leeds, 1694. W. B. Crump, | XXXVII, 166 |
| Spurr, Robert | |
|---|---|
| The autobiography of Robert Spurr. R. J. Owen. | LIV, 61 |
| Stanford, Charles Villiers | |
|---|---|
| Entente musicale: Charles Villiers Stanford and the Leeds Choir in Paris, 1906, Robert Demaine | 2nd ser. 30, 49 |
| Stank Hall, Beeston | |
|---|---|
| Stank Hall barn, Leeds, ed. by H. E. J. Le Patourel. | LIV, 237 |
| Stourton Lodge | |
|---|---|
| Stourton Lodge, 1776 to April 1965. A, Lonsdale. | L, 86 |
| Stretton, Rev. Richard | |
|---|---|
| Stretton, Rev. Richard, Life and Funeral Sermon of. | XI, 321 |
| Stumperlow, Hall family | |
|---|---|
| Stumperlow, Hall family, S. Brooke. | XLI, 309 |
| Subsidy Rolls | |
|---|---|
| Subsidy Rolls.SeeAgbrigg and Skyrack | |
| Subsidy, Leeds Borough | |
|---|---|
| Subsidy, Leeds Borough, 1596-7. | II, 22 |
| Survey of the Manor of Leeds | |
|---|---|
| Survey of the Manor of Leeds, 1612. H. T. Kelsey, | XI, 369 |
| ” ” J. Singleton with notes by W. P. Baildon, | XXIV, 336, 341 |
| Survey of the River Aire | |
|---|---|
| Survey of the River Aire from Leeds to Weeland, 1699. | IX, 193 |
| Swillington Parish, | |
|---|---|
| Swillington Parish, Wills of, R, B. Cook, | XXXIII, 22 |
| Swillingtons | |
|---|---|
| Swillingtons of Swillington (with Pedigree). Rev. Canon Beanlands, | XV, 185 |
| Sykes, The Ven. Edmund | |
|---|---|
| The Venerable Edmund Sykes of Leeds. Revd G. Bradley and A. Lonsdale. | LIII, 167 |
| Tatham, Joseph | |
|---|---|
| Joseph Tatham’s School, Leeds. Jean E. Mortimer. | 2nd ser. 1, 1 |
| Taylor, Thomas | |
|---|---|
| Taylor, Thomas, Regency architect, Leeds. F. Beckwith, | Monograph I |
| Temple Newsam, | |
|---|---|
| Temple Newsam, Discovery of Ancient Foundations and Human Remains. W. Braithwaite. | XV, 174 |
| Manor Courts, Wills, Inventories and Bonds, 1612-1701. G. E. Kirk, | XXXIII, 241 |
| Manor, Sixteenth-Century Rental of. G. E. Kirk, | XXXIII, 61 |
| Testamenta Leodiensia. | |
|---|---|
| Testamenta Leodiensia. Wm. Brigg. | II, 98, 205; IV, 1, 139 |
| ” ” G. D. Lumb. | IX, 81, 161. 246; XI, 37, 289; XV, 10; xix; xxvii. |
| See alsoWills | |
| Textiles | |
|---|---|
| Early textile engineers in Leeds, 1780-1850. Gillian Cookson. | 2nd ser. 4, 40 |
| “Fair befall the Flax Field”: aspects of the history of the Boyle family and their flax business. M. B. Boyle. | LVI, 1 |
| Textile communities in the making: Pudsey and its neighbourhood, 1700-1840. Ruth Strong. | 2nd ser. 5, 27 |
| “Tricks of the Trade”: Facts and Fiction concerning the Yorkshire Textile Industry. Herbert Heaton. | XXII, 347 |
| Theatre | |
|---|---|
| The theatre in Hunslet Lane, I and II. J. Copley. | LIV, 65, 196 |
| Thompson, Herbert | |
|---|---|
| A Yorkshire music critic (Herbert Thompson) in Germany and Austria in 1889. P. S. Morrish. | LIV, 333 |
| Thoresby | |
|---|---|
| Jeremiah, Bankruptcy Proceedings, 1701. | XXVIII, 447 |
| John, G. D. L[umb], | XXII, 55 |
| Joseph, Captain, Arrears of Pay due to. | XXVIII, 433 |
| Ralph, Letter of Introduction of, to Dr. Hook, 1701, | XXVIII, 448 |
| a Merchant Adventurer, 1684, | XXVIII, 441 |
| as historian. J. J. Saunders | XLI, 213 |
| Checklist of the correspondence of. H. W. Jones | XLVI, 36 |
| Diary and correspondence. W. Hebditch | XLI, 98 |
| Dr. John Skelton’s Prescriptions to, 1695. | XXVIII, 457 |
| Letter to Rev. Thos. Baker from, 1712, | XXVIII, 461 |
| Letter to Bishop Kennet from, 1724, | XXVIII, 460 , |
| Letters Addressed to.Ed. W. T. Lancaster, | XXI, |
| Manuscript. Ed. G. D. Lumb, | II, 152 |
| Notes by, on Mills and Adel Camp, | XXVIII, 456 |
| Some Unpublished Letters of. Emily Hargrave. | XXVI, 372 |
| Thoresby’s Addenda and Corrigenda to theVicaria Leodiensia. | II, 178 |
| Thoresby’s Diary, 1701–Journey to London, | XXVIII, 449 |
| Thoresby’s House to be used for Religious Assemblies, 1689, | XXVIII, 444 |
| Thoresby’s Pedigree, Notes on. A. S. Ellis, | IX, 112 |
| Thoresby’s Will, Probate of. | II, 149 |
| A Celebration of Ralph Thoresby. (Collection of Articles). The Society’s Ducatus Tercentenary publication | 2015, Vol. 1 |
| Ralph Thoresby’s Review of his Life, 1658-1714. Peter Meredith (ed.) The Society’s Ducatus Tercentenary publication | 2015, Vol. 2 |
| York Dean and Chapter Library, MS.Add.770, a Franciscan Volume once owned by Ralph Thoresby. M. Robson. | 2nd ser. 20, 23 |
| Thoresby Society | |
|---|---|
| Founders, E.Kitson Clark | XXXVII, 189 |
| Jubilee Review, 1889-1939. W. B. Crump | XXXVII, 183 |
| Library, G. E. Kirk | XLI, 259 |
| The Medieval Age and the Present, R.Offor | XLI, 89 |
| Publications: Jubilee index to vols I-XXXVIII | Supplement to XXXVII |
| Publications: Index to vols. XXXVII-LI, by Mrs G. C. Forster | L, supplement |
| The Thoresby Collection. P.Meredith | 2nd ser. 18, 101 |
| Appreciations on retirement: | |
| Mrs R. Stephens, 1972-2001, Mrs J. W. Kirby, 1981-2001, Hon. Editors. | 2nd. ser. 11, 1 |
| Mrs J. Mary D. Forster, 1960-2002, Hon. Librarian. | 2nd ser. 12, xiii. |
| Obituaries: | |
| Frank Beckwith (1904-1977). | LVI, 196. |
| George W. Black, MB, BS, FRCS (1903-1987). | LXIII, 91. |
| Kenneth John Bonser (1892-1976). | LVI, 72. |
| Stanley H. Burton, MA (1914-1991). | 2nd. ser. 3, 105. |
| Eric Lord Empsall (1910-2001). | 2nd ser. 13, 91. |
| Jantje Elisabeth Uytenhoudt Exwood (1936-1983). | LIX, 120. |
| Amy G. Foster, BA (1905-1991). | 2nd ser. 3, 106. |
| Douglas Keighley (1928-1981). | LIX, 122. |
| His Honour Judge Allister Lonsdale (1926-1977). | LIV, 348. |
| Charles Athelstane Lupton (1897-1977). | LVI, 72. |
| Joyce North Pogson (1915-1999). | 2nd ser. 10, 157 |
| Michael Sykes, ARIBA (1932-1996). | 2nd ser. 8, 97 |
| Frank Lucas Warburton (1907-1980). | LIX, 124. |
| David Metcalf Watson (1921-2002). | 2nd ser. 13, 93. |
| Geoffrey Woledge, BA, ALA (1901-1988). | LXIII, 93. |
| Canon R. J. Wood (1885-1975). | LIV, 247. |
| Derek Linstrum (1925-2009). | 2nd ser. 20, 119. |
| Thoresby and Brigg Families | |
|---|---|
| Thoresby and Brigg Families, Counsel’s Opinion, 1686, relating to Property of. G. Glover Alexander, | XXVIII, 405 |
| Thorner, Court Rolls of the Manor of. | |
|---|---|
| Thorner, Court Rolls of the Manor of. | XV, 153 |
| —- Wills, R, R Cook, | XXXIII, 48 |
| Thorp Arch | |
|---|---|
| Thorp Arch Hall, 1749-1756: ‘dabling a little in Mortar’. Brett Harrison. | 2nd ser. 4, 1. |
| Thorpe, Baron, | |
|---|---|
| Thorpe, Baron, Letters from John Harrison and Francis Layton respecting, 1650. | XXVIII, 462 |
| Thorp’s Map of Leeds and District | |
|---|---|
| Thorp’s Map of Leeds and District, 1819-1821. | XV, 207 |
| Thursby Family | |
|---|---|
| The Thursby Manuscripts: an Account of a Journey by a Leeds man to Lisbon and Oporto in1755-56…and other related Thursby family material. P. Meredith. | 2nd ser. 21. |
| Trade Unions | |
|---|---|
| The rise of James Kitson: Trades Union and Mechanics Institution, Leeds, 1826-1851. R. J. Morris. | LIII, 179. |
| Trial at York for Counterfeiting | |
|---|---|
| Trial at York for Counterfeiting, 1696. | IX, 207 |
| Tricks of the Trade | |
|---|---|
| “Tricks of the Trade”: Facts and Fiction concerning the Yorkshire Textile Industry. Herbert Heaton. | XXII, 347 |
| Tudor Reformation | |
|---|---|
| The Tudor Reformation in Leeds, Roy Yates | 2nd ser. 30, 138 |
| Turberville | |
|---|---|
| Turberville, A.S. | XXXVII, 332 |
| Turner, J, M, W | |
|---|---|
| Turner, J, M, W. in Yorkshire: His wanderings and sketches (I11.). H, E. Wroot. | XXVI, 221 |
| Typhus | |
|---|---|
| Famine, Typhus and the Poor Law: Irish Families in Leeds. H. Kennally. | 2nd ser. 20, 57. |
| Typhus, Two Windows and a Gold Chain. G. Figures. | 2nd ser. 20, 75. |
| Unitarianism | |
|---|---|
| A Victorian city mission: the Unitarian contribution to social progress in Holbeck and New Wortley, 1844-78. E. A. Elton. | LIV, 316 |
| Vavasour, William | |
|---|---|
| William Vavasour: the squire of Weston, 1798-1833. M. Creaser. | LVI, 159. |
| Wakefield Wills, | |
|---|---|
| Wakefield Wills, 1553-1561. Ed. G, D. Lumb. | XXVII |
| Wales, Elkanah | |
|---|---|
| Wales, Elkanah, Letter to, from Thoresby, 1667, | XXVIII, 440 |
| War | |
|---|---|
| Voices from Wartime Leeds : Three Mass Observation Diaries ed. Patricia & Robert Malcolmson | 2nd ser. 26 |
| Warburton’s Map of Yorkshire | |
|---|---|
| Warburton’s Map of Yorkshire, 1720, Genesis of. W. B. Crump, | XXVIII, 385 |
| Washington Shield | |
|---|---|
| Washington Shield in Selby Abbey, W, B. B. Turner, | XXXVIII, 181 |
| Water | |
|---|---|
| The politics of Leeds water. D. Fraser. | LIII, 23 |
| Sorocold’s waterworks at Leeds, 1694. W. B. Crump, | XXXVII, 166 |
| Spas, wells and springs of Leeds. K. J. Bonser. | LIV, 29 |
| Waterloo Map of Leeds | |
|---|---|
| Waterloo Map of Leeds (Netlam and F. Giles), | XI, 281 |
| Waterton | |
|---|---|
| Waterton, Robert, of Methley and Waterton, Some Notes on the Personal and Family History of, H. Armstrong Hall, | XV, 81 |
| West Riding Place-Names | |
|---|---|
| West Riding Place-Names. F. W. Moorman, | XVIII |
| Weston | |
|---|---|
| William Vavasour: the squire of Weston, 1798-1833. M. Creaser. | LVI, 159. |
| Wharfedale | |
|---|---|
| The Fawkes Family and their Estates in Wharfedale, 1819-1936. Marion Sharples. | 2nd ser. 6. |
| Whitkirk | |
|---|---|
| The ‘1523’ Whitkirk Rental: a note. G. Woledge. | LIX, 119. |
| Whitkirk Bailiwick: A Rental, G. E. Kirk, | XXXIII, 71 |
| Whitkirk Church: Collections upon Briefs. G. M. Platt, | II, 142 |
| Wilkinson, Christopher | |
|---|---|
| Christopher Wilkinson of Leeds and Maryland. R. J. Wood. | LIV, 51. |
| Wills | |
|---|---|
| Wills and Inventories: Leeds Kirkgate-cum-Holbeck, 1644-1669, C.Collinson and J.M. Collinson | 2nd ser. 29, 1 |
| A note on Leeds wills, 1539-1561. A Lonsdale | L, 78 |
| Wills, Early Pontefract. R. B. Cook, | XXVI, 172, 311 |
| Wills, Inventories and Bonds of the Manor Courts of Temple Newsam 1612-1701. G. E. Kirk. | XXXIII, 241 |
| Wills of Leeds and District, R. B. Cook, | XXII, 85, 235; XXIV, 39, 304 |
| – Rothwell, Saxton, Sherburn, Swillington, Thorner, Whitkirk and Woodkirk. R. B. Cook, | XXXIII, 22 |
| See AlsoTestamenta Leodiensia. | |
| Wilson, Charles Henry | |
|---|---|
| Charles Henry Wilson: the man who was Leeds. W. R. Meyer. | 2nd ser. 8, 78. |
| Wilson, Col. Edmund | |
|---|---|
| Wilson, Col. Edmund (obituary). J. Singleton, | XXIV, 25 |
| Wilson,William | |
|---|---|
| Wilson, William Mayor of Leeds, 1762-3. | XLI, 396 |
| Wood, R.J. | |
|---|---|
| Bibliography: Canon R. J. Wood. Comp. J. Wood. | LIV, 249. |
| Woodhouse | |
|---|---|
| Woodhouse, Great, Denison family of, | XV, 251 |
| Woodhouse in the manor of Leeds, J. B. Place | XXXVII, 345 |
| Wool Trade | |
|---|---|
| Wool Trade, Yorkshire Abbeys and the, H. E. Wroot. | XXXIII, 10 |
| Wortley | |
|---|---|
| A Victorian city mission: the Unitarian contribution to social progress in Holbeck and New Wortley, 1844-78. E. A. Elton. | LIV, 316. |
| Wridlesford or Woodlesford | |
|---|---|
| Wridlesford or Woodlesford Family. C. T. Clay. | XXVI, 253 |
| Yeomanry | |
|---|---|
| Yeomanry, Formation of Leeds. Emily Hargrave. | XXIV, 435 |
| York | |
|---|---|
| York, Province of, Ancient Custom of, re Wills and Intestacies. G. G. Alexander, | XXVIII, 417 |
| Yorkshire | |
|---|---|
| A Yorkshire music critic (Herbert Thompson) in Germany and Austria in 1889. P. S. Morrish. | LIV, 333. |
| The Fawkes Family and their Estates in Wharfedale, 1819-1936. Marion Sharples. | 2nd ser. 6. |
| Yorkshire Abbeys and the Wool Trade, H. E. Wroot. | XXXIII, 10 |
| Yorkshire, according to Ptolemy’s Geography, A, S. Ellis. | XXII, 339 |
| Yorkshire cloth traders in the United States, 1770-1840. H, Heaton. | XXXVII, 225. |
| Yorkshire fairs and markets, to the end of the eighteenth century. K. L. McCutcheon. | XXXIX. |
| Yorkshire politics, 1742-1761, The Rockinghams and. C. Collyer. | XLI, 352. |
| Yorkshire towns in the late fourteenth century. R. B. Dobson. | LIX, 1. |
| Yorkshire, Warburton’s Map of, 1720, W, B, Crump, | XXVIII, 385 |
| Yorkshire College, Leeds | |
|---|---|
| The early years of the Yorkshire College. P. H. J. H. Gosden. | LIV, 209. |
| Yorkshire Ladies’ Council of Education | |
|---|---|
| The Yorkshire Ladies’ Council of Education: 1871-91. I. Jenkins. | LVI, 27. |
| Yorkshire Training School of Cookery | |
|---|---|
| The Yorkshire Ladies’ Council of Education: 1871-91. I. Jenkins. | LVI, 27. |
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