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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.

• ALDERSON, Dr. monument of page
• Addenda et Corrigenda,
• BOROUGH of Hull, privilege purchased,
• Borough, boundary of new
• Barton Ferry,
• Blackfriargate, derivation of,
• Brick making, restored in Hull,
• Bylt, Richard, monument of,
• Beatson, Rev. John, notice of,
• Benevolent Society,
• Botanic Garden,
• Baths,
• Burgesses'Association,
• COINAGE at Hull,
• Coin, extraordinary measures against clipping,
• County of Hull, when erected,
• Charles the First
  • visits Hull,
  • is denied admittance,
  • besieges Hull,
  • copy of a curious letter of,
• Commerce, early mention of in Hull,
  • leading branches of,
• Customs, amount of in 1824 to 1833,
• Custom house,
• Cam, Mr. preacher,
• Chantries, Trin. Church,
• Charter house,
• Crookhay's hospital,
• Crowles's ditto,
• Charity hall,
• Catalogue, subscription library, remarks on the,
• Choral Society,
• Courts of Law,
• Citadel,
• Chain House, old,
• CHURCHES,
  • Holy Trinity
  • Saint Mary's,
  • Saint John's,
  • Mariner's, the
  • Sculcoates,
  • Christ Church,
  • Saint Peters, Drypool,
  • Saint James's, Pottery,
• CHAPELS, DISSENTING
  • Unitarian,
  • Swedenborg
  • Fish street,
  • Providence,
  • Trinity,
  • Holborn street,
  • Salem
  • Tabernacle,
  • Salthouse lane,
  • George street,
  • Jehovah Jireh
  • George yard,
  • Scott street,
  • Waltham ditto
  • Wesley,
  • Bethel,
  • Primitive Methodists,
  • Osborne street,
  • Catholic,
  • Friends meeting house, Jew's synagogue
  • Floating,
• DRYPOOL, antiquity of
• Dispensary,
• Dispensary, for the eye and ear,
• Dock Company,
• Dock Office,
• DOCKS.
  • Old,
  • Humber,
  • Humber coffer
  • Junction,
  • Cleansing of the,
  • Divisions and Boundaries
• EDWARD the First exchanges for lands in Wyke and Myton,
• Edward the First visits Hull,
• Embankments, heavy expenses of,
• Embargo on French vessels,
• East window Trinity church painted glass of the,
• Enamelling on glass, remarks on the art,
• Effigy of a female, Trinity church,
• Earle Thomas, notice of,
• Exchange,
• FAIRFAX Lord, governor of Hull,
• Font, Trinity church,
• Field J, punning epitaph on,
• Ferries Thomas, (3)
• Festival, Hull musical,
• Foxe Luke, memoir of,
• Floral society,
• GUARDIAN, Society,
• Gaol, new
• Gas works, Hull,
• Gas works, Sculcoates,
• Gregg's Hospital,
• Gee's Hospital,
• Hull, early history of misrepresented,
  • street,
  • legal quays,
• Hotham Sir John, governor of Hull,
  • receives overtures to surrender,
• Hotham, Captain, joins the conspiracy,
• Hothams both beheaded,
• Harbour old,
• House ancient,
• Harrison's hospital,
• High street,
• Hackney Coaches,
• INFIRMARY,
• Jackanapes origin of,
• KINGSTON, or King's Town upon Hull,
• LIBRARY,
  • Trinity. church,
  • Hull subscription,
  • Lyceum,
• Lambert, Rev. G notice of,
• Lister's, Sir John, hospital,
• Lying in charity,
• Literary and Philosophical Society,
• Literary and Philosophical Museum,
• Lawson, Sir John, memoir of,
• MANOR hall, the
• Monasteries,
  • suppression of,
  • Carmelite,
  • Carthusian,
  • Blackfriars,
• Meldrum, Sir John
• Money, exactions of
• Municipal government,
• Municipal Officers,
• Milner Joseph, monument of,
• Mechanic's Institute,
• Market place,
• Merchant Seaman's register office,
• Masonic Lodges,
• Mansion house,
• Manufactures,
• Marvell Andrew, memoir of,
• Mason John, memoir of
• Mails, and Post Coaches,
• NEWCASTLE, marquis of besieges Hull,
• North Bridge,
• Newspapers,
• PILGRIMAGE of grace,
• POLE, William De la, entertains Edwd. the third
• POLE, William De la, Sir, mayor of Hull,
  • Sir Michael,
  • Sir William first duke of Suffolk,
  • John second,
  • Edward. Richard
• Property, value of in 1689
• Parliament,
• summons to,
• Plague visits Hull, the
• Piers, humber dock basin,
• Prayer book, burnt
• Poor and stranger's friend society,
• Philharmonic Society,
• Public Rooms,
• Pilot Office,
• Post, ditto (2)
• RENTS of king Edwd. the First in Hull,
• River Hull, (2)
• River Humber,
• Refuge,
• Rail road, Hull and Selby
• Remarkable house, (3)
• SUFFOLK palace,
• Streets, ancient names of
• Sculcoates, antiquity of
• Standage, Mr. notices of
• Ships, table of
• Sculcoates workhouse,
• Salthouse lane hospital,
• Schools
  • Cogan's charity,
  • Catholic,
  • British & For society,
  • Drypool nat
  • Grammar,
  • Subscription national,
  • Sculcoates, -
  • Sunday,
  • Vicar's,
  • School of Anatomy,
• Statue of King William
• Shambles,
• Savings' bank,
• Savings' bank school,
• Sculcoates mansion house
• Sculptured coat of arms,
• Sykes, Daniel Esq. memoir of,
• Steam Packets,
• Stamp Office,
• School master's associatio
• Seaman's friendly society,
• TONNAGE belonging to Hull,
• Trinity church,
• Trinity church, chapel of ease to Hessle,
• Trinity Church, largest parish church in England,
• Trinity house,
• Trinity house chapel,
• Trinity house Almshouses,
  • master mariners,
  • Ferries,
  • Robinson's,
  • Merchant seaman's,
• School,
• Theatres,
• Thompson, Commodore memoir of
• Thompson, Benjamin memoir of
• VAGRANT Office,
• WYKE, the ancient name of Hull,
• Water fresh, riots respecting,
• Walling of the town,
• Whitefriargate, derivation of
• Wool, exportation of
• Whale fishery, first ships to the
• Whincop's, Rev. J. monument,
• Weaver's hospital,
• Watson's ditto
• Wincomlee,
• Wallis's museum,
• Waterworks,
• Weigh, house old
• Wards, the divisions of the