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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.

• Adonis,
• Aged Persons,
• Alabaster,
• Album,
• Alcove,
• Aldburgh, (3)
• Allanson,
• Allerton Chapel,
• Almanacks, (3)
• Altars,
• Altchribel, (4)
• Ambler,
• Amulets, (2)
• Appendix,
• Armitage,
• Arrows, (3)
• Arthington, (4)
• Asbestine Stone, and Incombustible Paper,
• Asshendon,
• Assheton,
• Askwith, (2)
• Astley, (3)
• Atkinson, (6)
• Autographs,(2)
• Banks, (3)
• Barker,
• Barlow, (2)
• Barnard, (3)
• Barstow, (4)
• Bathurst, (3)
• Battie,
• Baynes, (3)
• Beard,
• Beaumont,
• Beckwith, (3)
• Beeston, (2)
• Benefactions,
• Benson, (2)
• Bentley,
• Bibles, MSS.and Printed Editions of (6)
• Birbeck,
• Blackbeard, (2)
• Blackburn,
• Bland, (4)
• Blayds, (2)
• Blythman, (2)
• Boehm,
• Bolland,
• Bossevile,
• Boulter, (13)
• Bourchier, (2)
• Bower,
• Boyle,
• Boyse, (3)
• Brandling,
• Bramley,
• Brass Swords,
• Brearey,
• Breres, (2)
• Brian;
• Bricks,
• Bridges, (2)
• Briercliffe,
• Burgdunum,
• Burley,
• Burlington, Earl of
• Burnet, Bishop of Sarum, (4)
• Busfield, (2)
• Butler,
• Bywater,
• Calverley, (9)
• Carlisle, Bishop of (12)
• Casson,
• Caxton, (2)
• Cay, (13)
• Chaloner,
• Chamberlayne,
• Charity School,
• Chipping,
• Chorley,
• Clapham, (2)
• Clarke, (3)
• Clayton, (2)
• Clegg,
• Clifford,
• Clothiers,
• Coats,
• Coffee,
• Coins,
• Concordances, (2)
• Condate,
• Coningham, (2)
• Cooke, (4)
• Cookson, (8)
• Copley, (2)
• Corlas, (2)
• Cornforth,
• Cottam,
• Cowper, (3)
• Crabtree,
• Cranidge, (3)
• Craven, (3)
• Creswick, (2)
• Croft,
• Crowle,
• Cumberland, Bishop of
• Dale, (2)
• Danby, (4)
• Danish Antiquities,
• Darcy,
• Darnley,
• Daubuz,
• Dawson, (2)
• Deering,
• Derham, (3)
• Deins, or Dens
• Denison,
• Dewsbury, (3)
• Dickenson, (6)
• Dinsdale, (2)
• Dixon, (8)
• Dodgson, (4)
• Dodson,
• Dodsworth, (2)
• Dolben,
• Doncaster,
• Douglas,
• Drake, (4)
• Dringhows,
• Dwyer,
• Dyneley, (5)
• Eliot,
• Ellis, (3)
• Elstob,
• Ely, Bishop of
• Epitaphs, (6)
• Ermstead,
• Errington,
• Evelyn,
• Fairburn,
• Faire, (3)
• Fairfax, (15)
• Fall,
• Fallowfield,
• Fenay, (2)
• Fenton, (5)
• Firth,
• Forge, (2)
• Foster, (2)
• Fothergill,
• Fountaine,
• Foxley,
• Franceys,
• Free School,
• Frogget,
• Furness,
• Gale, (28)
• Gardner,
• Garway, (6)
• Gascoigne,
• Gibbon,
• Gibson, (2)
• Gilpin,
• Grammar School,
• Greves,
• Green, (3)
• Greenwood,
• Grimston,
• Gunter,
• Gyles, (3)
• Haddon, (3)
• Hall, (3)
• Hammond,
• Hardy, (2)
• Hare, (4)
• Hargrave, (5)
• Harrington,
• Harrison, (4)
• Hastings,
• Hearne, (6)
• Hedingley,
• Henry, (4)
• Hesketh,
• Hewit,
• Hewley,
• Hey, (2)
• Heywood,
• Hicke, (2)
• Hickson,
• Hill, (4)
• Hincks, (2)
• Hitch,
• Hobart,
• Hodgson, (3)
• Holderness, Earl
• Hood, Robin
• Hopkinson, SO,
• Hotham, (2)
• Hough, .(3)
• Howard,
• Hudson, (2)
• Hunslet, (2)
• Hunter,
• Huntington, Earl of
• Huntington, (3)
• Hutchinson,
• Hyppon,
• Ibbetson, (7)
• Idle, (2)
• Isles,
• Ingram,
• Jackson, (7)
• St. John's of Jerusalem, (3)
• Johnston, (2)
• Jones,
• Iveson,
• Jub,
• Kaye,
• Kemp, (3)
• Kendall's Medal,
• Kennet,
• Kent,
• Killingbeck,
• Kirke, (6)
• Kirkshaw, (4)
• Kirkstall Abbey, (2)
  • Forge,
• Kitchingman, (5)
  • Society for promoting Christian Knowledge, (3)
• Lambert,
• Langsdale, (2)
• Langton, (3)
• Langwith, (2)
• Lascels,
• Latimer,
• Lawson, (2)
• Layton, (2)
• Lazenby,
• Leeds, Duke of
• Leedes,
• Leigh, (2)
• Lhuyd,
• Lister, (2)
• Lloyd,
• Lodge, (5)
• Loftus,
• Lowther,
• Lucas,
• Ludolph,
• Lumley, (2)
• Madox, (10)
• Man, Bishop of (4)
• Manlove,
• Mannor of Leedes, (2)
• Manuscripts, (8)
• Marsh,
• Marshall, (6)
• Mason,
• Massie, (5)
• Matthew, (3)
• Mauliverer,
• Mayors of Leeds,
  • relicts surviving,
• Mickleton,
• Midgeley, (9)
• Middlebrook,
• Milburn,
• Milner, (3)
• Mitchel,
• Mitton, (2)
• Molesworth, (5)
• Molineux, (17)
• Moore, (4)
• Morris, (6)
• Morocco,
• Morton,
• Moult, (2)
• Nalson,
• Names of Utensils from the Materials,
• Nelson, (3)
• Nesse,
• Netherwood,
• Neve, la (2)
• Nevile, (10)
• Newcome, (2)
• Newman, '(5)
• Nicholson,
• Norton,
• Nostel,
• Nowel, (2)
• Numerous Offspring,
• Oxford, Earl of,
• Painel, (2)
• Palmer, (3)
• Pampocalia,
• Parker, (3)
• Pavements, Roman
• Pawson, (2)
• Patefen,
• Pearson, (3)
• Pease, (2)
• Pembroke.Earl of (3)
• Pendlebury, (2)
• Perkins,
• Permentier,
• Perrot, (6)
• Peterborough, Bishop of
• Petiver, (2)
• Pickering, (3)
• Pierse, (4)
• Pinkney,
• Place, (10)
• Plague,
• Plaxton, (14)
• Plompton, (2)
• Plott, (3)
• Pollard, (3)
• Portington,
• Potter,
• Prayer Book, Common, various Editions, (2)
• Prestland, (2)
• Prescot, (2)
• Preston,
• Priestley, (5)
• Prince,
• Printed Books in the infancy of that Art, (3)
• Procter, (3)
• Pulleyne,
• Pye,
• Rawdon, (2)
• Rawson,
• Ray,
• Rayner, (2)
• Richardson, (5)
• Robinson, (5)
• Rockley,
• Rodes, (2)
• Rokeby, (2)
• Rooke, (2)
• Rontree, (2)
• Rosenbusch,
• Roundell,
• Royal Society,
• Rymer, (4)
• Ryther,
• Saltonstall,
• Sampson, (3)
• Sanders,
• Sanderson,
• Savage,
• Savile, (4)
• Sawer,
• Sawry,
• Scargill,
• Scot,
• Sharp, (16)
• Shell gold Money,
• Shepherd, (3)
• Sherlock,
• Shields, (3)
• Shipley,
• Shute,
• Sigston,
• Simpson, (3)
• Skelton, (2)
• Sleigh, (2)
• Slitting Mill,
• Sloane, (7)
• Smallwood,
• Smith, (8)
• Smyth,
• Snasell,
• Sorocold, (3)
• Spanheme,
• Spanish Common Prayer,
• Spencer,
• Squire,
• Stanhope,
• Stapleton,
• Stansfield,
• Steevens, (2)
• Sterne,
• Stewart,
• Stock,
• Stonehouse,
• Stonestreet,
• Strafford, Earl (2)
• Stretton,
• Stubbes, (2)
• Sturt, (2)
• Sunderland,
• Sutherland, (5)
• Sykes, (8)
• Talbot, (2)
• Tallents, (2)
• Taylor, (2)
• Tempest, (4)
• Tennant,
• Tench,
• Thanet, Earl of
• Thomson,
• Thor,
• Thoresby, (13)
• Thornton, (9)
• Thorp on the Hill,
• Tildsley,
• Tobacco, (2)
• Tolson,
• Tomlinson, (3)
• Torr,
• Tong, (2)
• Towers,
• Towneley, (9)
• Triumph, Roman (2)
• Twist,
• Urns, (3)
• Vere,
• Wade, (2)
• Waid, (2)
• Walt, (2)
• Wainwright, (3)
• Wales, (5)
• Wanley, (3)
• Ward,
• Wastel,
• Waterhouse,
• Watkinson, (2)
• Webster,
• Wendle Hill,
• Wentworth,
• West,
• Westmorland,
• Whitaker, (2)
• White Cote,
• Whyte, (2)
• Wilkinson, (7)
• Williams,
• Wilson, (6)
• Witton, (2)
• Wombwell,
• Woodward, (12)
• Worcester, Bishop of
• Wotton, (2)
• Wren,
• Wroe,
• Wynne,
• York,
• Yule Yate,
•  
• ANCIENT COINS and Medals
  • of the Jews,
  • Grecians, (3)
  • Romans,
  • Consular,
  • to (3)
  • Imperial,
  • to (4)
  • British;(2)
  • Runick,
  • Saxon, (2)
  • Danish,
  • Norman and English,
  • Manx,
  • Scotch,
  • Those of Ireland intersperst with England, (14)
  • New England, (2)
  • Maryland,
  • Maderas,
  • Of the Popes, (2)
  • Emperors,
  • Kings of Spain, (2)
  • France, (2)
  • Denmark,
  • Sweden, (3)
  • Poland,
  • Hungary, (2)
  • Portugal, (3)
  • Prussia, and Brandenburgh,
  • Belgick Monies,
  • Brunswick,
  • Saxony,
  • Cologne,
  • Hesse,
  • Bavaria,
  • Austria,
  • Lorain,
  • Savoy,
  • Tuscany,
  • Venice,
  • Noted Cities intermixt, Hamburgh, Stockholm, Dantzick, Koningsberg, Mansfield, Mentz, Nuremburgh, Strasburg, Geneva, &c.(3)
  • Muscovia,
  • Turkey, (2)
  • India,
  • China
  • Japan, Barbary,
  • Persia,
• Shell Monies,
•  
• HUMANE,
• Quadrupeds,
• Viviperous, and Oviperous, (2)
• Balls, &c.
• Birds, (2)
• Fishes, (2)
• Shells,
• Insects,
•  
• NATURAL CURIOSITIES.
• Plants, (2)
• Pearls, Crystals, Diamonds,
• Spars,
• Formed Stones, (2)
• Corals, &c.
• Fossile Shells, & Stones, turbinated, (2)
• Echinites,
• Asteriæ,
• Stones Irregular,
• Metals,
• Amber, Geat, (2)
•  
• WAR,
• relating to War, (2)
• Mathematicks, (2)
• Houshold Stuff,
• Food, and Physick,
• Habits, Indian, &c.(4)
• European, &c.(3)
• Statues, and Relieves,
• Seals, Impressions, (2)
• Copper Plates,
• Deities, (2)
• Amulets,
• Charms, Talisman
• Curiosities enamelled upon Gold, and Copper,
•  
• ARTIFICIAL CURIOSITIES.
• Paintings, (2)
• Drawings,
• Printed Effigies,
• Writings by the Blind, &c.
• Variety of Paper Inkhorns,
• Turkish Seals,
•  
• MSS.
• Seven Languages in the Queen's Dominions,
• Bibles, various Editions, and Languages, (4)
• Concordances, and Common Prayer Books, (2)
• Manuscripts, (3)
• Books printed in the Infancy of that Art,
• Autographs,
• Albums, Bead Rolls,
• Letters Patents, Diploma's ancient Writings, Tenures, Charter of Kings and Nobles, (2)
• Indulgences and Pictures, Superstitious, (2)
• Antiquities, Roman, British, Saxon, and Danish, (2)
• Appendix, (2)
• Appendix, Of unusual Accidents, relating to the Births, Lives, and Deaths, of Men,