Return to Congregationalism in Yorkshire

Please note that this index is given in good faith as a guide to the contents of the book, but there may be errors in both the original index and the transcription of the index.

• Airedale College,
  • Origin of,
  • Progress of,
• Anne, Queen : Hostility to Dissenters during her Reign,
• Armine, Lady,
• Assembly of Divines, (3)
• Bennett, Rev. Dr,
• Bennett, George,
• Bewglass, Rev. Dr,
• Book of Sports,
• Boothroyd, Dr,
• Bowles, E,
  • Grief after the Restoration,
  • Refused Vicarage of Leeds
• Bradford, W,
• Bright, Sir J, an upholder of Religion,
• Browne, Robert,
• Brownfield, Whitby,
• Bunney, Dr,
• Burton, Henry,
  • his Publications, (2)
• Buckingham, Duke of,
• Chapels, Dissenting,
• Charles I,
  • at York,
• Clifton,
• "Club," " Holy, "
• Church of England, Effects of Ejectment of 1662 on,
• Congregationalism among early Puritans,
  • in Assembly of Divines
  • Avowed by Burton,
  • during Commonwealth,
• Congregational Church, first in Yorkshire,
• Congregational Union,
• Conventicle Act,
• Conventicles forbidden in Private Houses,
• Conyers, Dr,
• Cook, Vicar of Leeds,
• Corporation Act,
• Coverdale, (2)
• Craven, District of, not famed for inflexible principles,
• Cromwell,
• Defoe, D,
• Denton, Richard,
• Ejection of 1662,
  • Number of Ejected given by Calamy for Yorkshire,
  • Enormity of
  • Consequences of,
• Elizabeth, Queen,
• Elmete,
• Ely, Rev. John, (2)
• Exercises" at Halifax,
  • at Leeds, ib
• Fairfax, Lord F,
  • his Maintenance of Religion,
• Farrer, Bishop,
• Farnley Wood Plot,
• Favour, Vicar of Halifax,
• Favourers of Nonconformists,
• Frankland, locked out of his Church
  • at Rathmel,
  • persecutions of,
• Fraser, Rev. Dr,
• Freeman, Capt,
• Fisher, Vicar of Sheffield,
• Five mile Act,
• Gangraena,
• Geree, John, M. A,
• Grimshaw, William,
• Grindal : his Description of Yorkshire,
• Halifax, " Exercises" in,
• Hamilton, Rev. R. W,
  • Controversy with Hutton,
  • Education Question,
  • Death of,
• Heath, Archbishop,
• Heckmondwike,
• Hewley, Lady, (4)
• Heywood, Oliver : his Troubles after the Restoration,
  • his Ejection,
  • his Imprisonment
  • Meeting house,
  • his Labours and Death,
• Hodgson, Captain,
• Hollis, T,
• Horton, Joshua,
• Hull, Religion in, Seventeenth Century,
• Hutton, Archbishop,
• Independency disliked by Presbyterians,
• Independent, " not the Name Chosen by the Early Congregationalists,
• Independent Congregations, Number of
  • (1715)
  • (circ. 1772)
• Indulgence, Declaration of,
  • Effect of,
  • Withdrawal of;
• Ingham, Benjamin,
• Irish Rebellion,
• James I, (2)
• James II,
  • his Suspension of Penal Laws against Dissenters
• Jollie, T. : his Academy,
• Kipping Meeting house, Records of,
• Knight, Titus,
• Lambert, Rev. George,
• Lambert, Maj. Gen,
• Lancaster, Joseph,
• Leaf, John,
• Leeds, " Exercises " in,
• Llandaff, Bishop of,
• London Missionary Society,
• Manchester Socinian Controversy,
• Marsden, Jeremiah,
• Marsden, Gamaliel,
• Martin Marprelate,
• Marvel, Rev. A, Hull,
• Matthews, Archbishop,
• Maynooth College,
• Methodism, Origin of,
  • Disruption,
• Missions,
• Mitchell, M,
• Monteigne, Archbishop,
• Moore, Rector of Guiseley,
• Neile, Archbishop,
• Nelson, John,
• New England, Emigration to,
• Nonconformists, Characterized,
• Number of ( 1688), (2)
• Ordinations, Nonconformist,
  • First Public,
• Oxford Tracts,
• Parsons, Rev. E. ( Leeds),
• Pilgrim Fathers,
• Pilgrimage of Grace,
• Presbyterians, Promoters of the Restoration,
  • Rejoicings,
  • Resolutions on Indulgence,
  • Union with Congregationalists
  • Failure of,
  • Defections in Doctrine,
• Pretender,
• Priestley, Dr,
  • Minister of Mill hill Chapel, Leeds,
  • Opposition to Trinitarian Doctrine,
• Priestley, N,
• Prophesyings,
• Provident Society, "
• Pudsey, Scene at,
• Raikes, Robert,
• Ramsden, Vicar of Halifax,
• Religion in England in the Sixteenth Century,
  • Ditto, in the Eighteenth Century,
• Robinson, John : his Congregationalism,
  • Pastor of Congregational Church at Scrooby,
• Robinson, H, Vicar of Leeds: his Ejectment,
• Rodes, Sir E,
• Rogers, Rev. E,
• Root, Henry,
• Rotherham Academy, Origin of
  • Progress of,
• Sacheverell,
• Sandys, Archbishop,
• Saxton, Rev. Peter, Vicar of Leeds
• Schism Bill,
• Scott, Rev. James,
  • his Academy,
  • his Death,
• Scott, Rev. Walter,
• Scottish Church, Disruption of,
• Scrooby, Congregational Church formed there,
  • People emigrate to Holland,
• Sharp, Archbishop,
  • Abraham,
• Shawe, John, (3)
• Sheffield, a Centre of Puritanism,
• Shepard, Rev. T,
• Silcoates School,
• Slavery,
• Smith, John, Demerara,
• Smith, Matthew,
• Smyth, John,
• Snell Brothers,
• Stretton, Richard,
• Styles, W, Vicar of Pontefract and Leeds, (2)
• Sunday Schools, (2)
• Taylor, T, D. D,
• Test and Corporation Acts,
• Thorp, Mrs,
• Thorpe, John,
• Tillotson, Archbishop,
• Toleration, Act of,
• Toleration, disliked by Presbyterians,
• Uniformity, Act of,
• Vestments,
• Venn, Henry,
• Vint, Rev. W,
• Wales, Elkanah, (2)
• Wakefield, Meeting of Presbyterians and Congregationalists at
• Walkden, P, Diary of,
• Walker, S, Northowram, his Academy,
• Warrington Academy,
• Wharton, Lord P,
  • Bible Charity,
• Whitaker, Jeremiah, M. A,
• Whitefield, George,
• Whitgift, Archbishop,
• Wigginton, Vicar of Sedberg,
• Wilson, of Skipton,
• Williams, Dr, (3)
• Wycliffe,
• York, Religion in ( Seventeenth Century),