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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.

• Ancient Stone Cross, Hightown
• Ancient Stone Cross, Dewsbury
• Assolf or AEsolf, a wealthy Thane
• Almondcroft, origin of name
• Ancient names, sometimes beautiful
• Anglo Saxon Ladies famous for Needlework
• Ancient History of Liversedge, fuller than that of Heckmondwike and Cleckheaton
• Arms of Robert Flaneburgh
• Ancient deed respecting Wytefield (2)
• Alliterative Laws
• Arms of Liversedge
• Arms of the Nevilles of Liversedge
• A rural lane in the olden time
• Ale at Village Gatherings (3)
• An Amorous Widow(2)
• Accession of William of Orange
• Ancient Highways
• Assessments in Spen Valley in (6)
• Ancient Courts
• Ashley, Dr(2)
• Anti Tom Paine demonstrations (2)
• Army Cloth Trade at Cleckheaton
• Atkinson family and the Worsted trade
• Adoption of Market and Fairs Clauses Act at Heckmondwike
• Adoption of Local Government Act at Liversedge
• Annexation projects (2)
• All Saints' Church, Roberttown
• Ancient Canoe discovered at Ravenswharfe (2)
• Britons in Spen Valley
• Birstall suffered from the Conqueror's raid
• Bordars and Villanes
• Bordars not Serfs
• Bordars, how they fared
• Burton's Monasticon
• Bodelian Library, Discovery of Old Papers in
• Ball John, the Reformer
• Black Death in Spen Valley
• Blanquett Thomas, settled in England
• Badgerthorne, a noted Landmark
• Batte Henry, incites Sir John Neville to seize the heiress of the Rayners (2)
• Battes The, a scheming family
• Batte Henry, sold the bell of Birstall Church
• Batte John, built for himself a house of the stones of the demolished Vicarage
• Batte Henry, plots to secure the papers of the infant heiress of the Rayners(2)
• Batte Henry, appeals to the Court of StJohn at Ferry Bridge
• Beautiful surroundings of Liversedge Hall (2)
• Brook Thomas, of Brockhoilbank
• Brooks, Other, in locality
• Brook Edward, sister lands of
• Batte Captain, of Oakwell
• Beevors of Liversedge and Heckmondwike
• Beevors, Pedigree of (2)
• Beevor House and its Owners (2)
• Burials in Woollen
• Bierley Hall and the Ladies of the Manor (2)
• Biltons The, of Heald's Hall
• Brearley George, and his "New Delight " (2)
• Bussey Peter, the Chartist
• Blanket Trade, The (2)
• Blanket Hall, and its Customs
• Blanket Hall, Erection of Second
• Blanket Makers of the last Generation (2)
• Burial Board established at Heckmondwike
• Board of Health established at Cleckheaton
• Board of Health, Cleckheaton, and the Water Question
• Capas Height, Altitude of
• Cleckheaton, Waste, when Domesday was written
• Crusades, The De Liversedges support the
• Cleckheaton, its appearance in old times
• Cleckheaton, Margaret De Neville holds laud in
• Cleckheaton Poll Tax, List for (2)
• Cloth Weaving in farm houses
• Cleckheaton Assessment under Henry VIII
• Cleckheaton Commercial men years ago
• Cross Moline at Liversedge Hall
• Carey Edward, groom of Her Majesty's Privy Chamber
• Carey Edward, sons Philip, Adolphus, and Henry
• Carey Edward, informs James the 6th of the death of the Queen
• Cabbage Row
• Castel Gregory, an old retainer of the Nevilles
• Clayton Thomas, the Miller
• Curious entries in Rental lists
• Carey Sir Edward, Death of
• Commissioner appointed by James I to survey Liversedge
• Commissioners, Articles to be inquired of by (2)
• Commissioners, Answers to questions by
• Child's James, Farm
• Common Land, Annexed by Freeholders
• Common Land, Plan of
• Common Land, Division of
• Common Land, Memorandum of, by John Hanson
• Carey Sir Philip, Death of
• Carey John, marries Anna, daughter of Lord Willoughby
• Carey John, sells his estates in Yorkshire
• Cromwell's Speech on Common Lands
• Cucking Stool, The, at Liversedge (2)
• Curious Inscriptions in Heckmondwike Old Mill (2)
• Cleckheaton in (3)
• Cleckheaton Town School, Erection of
• Cowburn James, the Liversedge Postman (2)
• Creeping Jane, Touching Ballad of (2)
• Cotton Row at Robert town (2)
• Cockhills of Littletown, The (2)
• Cleckheaton Sixty years ago (2)
• Cleckheaton Musicians of the last generation (2)
• Church and King " men in Spen Valley (2)
• Chartists The, in Spen Valley (2)
• Chartist Convention at Heckmondwike (2)
• Chartists, The Liversedge
• Chartists, The Heckmondwike (2)
• Chartists, The Cleckheaton
• Chartist The, Plug Riots (2)
• Commerce in Spen Valley in the
• Century (2)
• Cotton Weaving in Spen Valley
• Carpet Trade in Spen Valley (2)
• Carpet Trade, Cooke family and the (2)
• Carpet Trade, Firth family and the (2)
• Carpet Trade, Kelley family and the
• Cardmaking in Spell Valley (2)
• Cardmaking, The Law family and (2)
• Crabtree Joseph, of Heckmondwike
• Chamber of Commerce established at Heckmondwike
• Chamber of Commerce established at Cleckheaton (2)
• Co operation at Heckmondwike (2)
• Co operation at Cleckheaton (2)
• Co operation at Liversedge (2)
• Cleckheaton divided into Wards
• Church of St Philip and StJames', Scholes (2)
• Christ Church, Liversedge (2)
• Deira-the Wolf kingdom to Danish occupation, Traces of (2)
• Danish Witans and Tings (2)
• Danish Field of Council (Tingley)
• Dunstan and Ravenhill and Gamel (2)
• Doomsday Book, Extracts from(2)
• Decay of Old Families
• Dolphins on the Shield of Liversedge
• Dawson Lancelot, an old Neville retainer (3)
• Dewsbury, Coins found at
• Dutch Soldiers in Spen Valley
• Dick Dawber and his singing
• Drinking Fountain at Heckmondwike, Erection of
• Drainage question at Liversedge
• District thinly populated
• Decay of the Liversedges of Liversedge Hall (2)
• Dreadful accident at Heckmondwike Methodist Chapel (2)
• Elmete, boundaries of kingdom of
• Early history of the populous West Riding
• Elias, Captain of Blaunchniss
• Edward III introduces Flemings into England
• Erection of the Baronial Hall of the Nevilles at Liversedge
• Evam, the Weaver
• Exportation of Wool, a large trade
• Estates of William del Spen (2)
• Egyptians and Turks in Liversedge (2)
• Election Riots (2)
• Extinction of Manorial rights at Heckmondwike (2)
• Establishment of a Market at Heckmondwike
• Establishment of a Market at Cleckheaton (2)
• Established Church in Spen Valley (2)
• Faction Fights, Ancient, be tween Hightown and Roberttown (2)
• Field names, enduring character of(3)
• Fuller on the Flemings
• Foolish trade legislation
• Fines, Book of Yorkshire
• Finchyng
• Finchendenes, an old Batley family
• Fulling Mills in Spen Valley in (6)
• Flight of Protestants through Spen Valley
• Floods of 1682 in Spen Valley
• Farrers The, of Headlands (2)
• Foe, Daniel de, in Spen Valley (2)
• Flannel Trade in Spen Valley (3)
• Firth, LH as a Social Reformer (2)
• Fall of a Chimney at Cleck heaton (2)
• First Sunday School in Spen Valley
• First Methodist Services at Heckmondwike
• First Methodist Services at Cleckheaton
• First Methodist Services at Liversedge
• First Methodist Chapel at Heckmondwike
• First Methodist Chapel at Cleckheaton
• First Methodist Chapel at Liversedge
• Gathering place of the tribes
• Gomme's Folk Moots, Extracts from
• Gomersal, Dunstan and Gamel
• Gerneber, The Saxon Thane (2)
• Gomersal, Loss of ancient im portance
• Gamel, son of Elias, Gift of
• Gift of Thomas Parson, of Hartshead
• Gildersome, origin of place names
• Gaukroger, Widow, a curious name
• Graves Hugh, Lord Mayor of York, a Cleckheaton youth
• Green John, a yeoman of Little town
• Green John, his ancestors;mar riage;his seven sons
• Green William, son of John
• Green William, marries one of the Rayners
• Green William, has two daugh ters, Barbara and Susan
• Green Barbara, marries Edward Robinson
• Green Susan, marries John Crowder or Crowther
• Greens become masters of Castle House, Gomersal
• Green Lieut at Liversedge Hall
• Green Lieut marries Mary Farrar, of Ewgod, his heir marries Mary Brook
• Green John, junr dies (5)
• Green John, junr a brass to his memory in Birstall Church
• Green, MrsJ Proposed Robbery of
• Green William, the merchant
• Green William, builds Lower Hall (2)
• Green Wiliam, a Royalist;
• Green William, of Hightown, gentleman
• Green William, marriage and death
• Green William, memorial in Birstall Church
• Green Richard, Chief Con stable of Liversedge
• Green Richard, of Lowfold Hall(2)
• Green Richard, his workshop robbed
• Green Richard, daughter of, marries Joseph Swallow, of Heckmondwike
• Green John, the younger, persecutors of (2)
• Green Marg wife of Thomas, Death of
• Greens, Descendants of
• Green Thomas, of New House (2)
• Greens, Decay of the
• Grange Moor Rising, The (2)
• Gas Works established at Heckmondwike
• Gas Works purchased at Cleckheaton (2)
• George Street Chapel, Heckmondwike (3)
• Hustings Knowle
• Heckmondwike formerly well wooded
• Hustings Courts
• Heaton in Doomsday Book
• Heton, origin of place names (2)
• Heton, afterwards Heton Clack
• Heckmondwike waste when Doomsday book was written
• Huctredi, Hugo, and Thome, ancient thanes (2)
• Heckmondwike Adam de, of Staneley
• Heckmondwike and Gomersal, close connection of
• Hanson John, Memorandums of
• Hanson John, Death of
• Halle John, the chaplain
• Hard usage of Flemish weavers (2)
• Ilankenius, of Brabant
• Halifax, the early commercial centre of Spen Valley
• Halifax Gibbet Law
• Halifax, populous in (2)
• Heckmondwike Syke
• Hartshead, note referring to moral character of inhabitants
• Hartshead people alter bound ary
• HartShead, gentlemen appoint ed to look into alteration of boundary of
• Halifax Viscount, of Thornhill Hall
• Holt Thomas, a Hightown Royalist
• Hue and Cry
• Heigh Street, The (2)
• Hotts at Kilpinhill
• Hirst Tommy, the Blanket maker
• Hirst Harry, a good citizen
• Hirst Thomas, and his famous son (2)
• Heckmondwike Town's School, erection of (2)
• Humble George, mine host of the Globe (2)
• Haunted house at Littletown(2)
• Heckmondwike of sixty years ago (2)
• Hirst House and its famous oc cupants (2)
• Hampden Clubs in Spen Valley
• Hadfield Joseph, of Heckmond wike (2)
• Heckmondwike Local Board and the Water question(2)
• Healey Congregational Mission Room (2)
• Isle of Man, Open air courts in the (2)
• Ilbert De Lacy (2)
• Isand, Thomas son of
• Isanda de Liversedge
• Isand John, in the Poll Tax returns
• Infectious Diseases Hospital at Cleckheaton, Opening of
• Ings Mill, Old
• Jackson John, lives at Liver sedge Hall
• James II proclaimed King
• James II Flight of
• Jackson, of Hightown (2)
• Kirkby's Inquest, Extracts from
• Kemp John, settles at York
• King Henry VIII and the insurgent Aske
• Knights Hospitallers, lands formerly held by (2)
• Kitson Thomas, of the Syke
• Kirklees Hall, struggle near
• Keighley John, of Heckmondwike Old Hall
• Kilpinhill and its carrier
• Leyland's History
• Liversedge in Doomsday book
• Lacy, Manors of Ilbert de (2)
• Liversedge, origin of the place name (2)
• Levenot, the Saxon Thane (2)
• Liversedge early the seat of wealthy families
• Liversedge, its probable appearance in early times
• Liversedge land in cultivation under Raidulf
• Liversedge, its two Manors
• Liversedge William de, gift to Knights Templars
• Liversedges of Liversedge Hall, give StMartin's Hill to Knights of StJohn
• Liversedge Thomas and John de, gift of
• Dolphin de, an ancient owner (2)
• Lacy Henry de, gift of
• Liversedge Richard Barrario de
• Liversedge Thomas de (filius Isandi)
• Liversedge Isand de
• Liversedge Thomas de, leaves his land to his chaplain
• Liversedge John Isand de, suc ceeds his brother
• Liversedge Richard, vicar of Birstall
• Liversedge Richard restores the Liversedge estates to his family
• Liversedge John dewastes his estates
• Liversedge lands fall to Robert Shepherd
• Liversedge, Tragic death of William de
• Liversedge Poll Tax, List for
• Lana, Flanelle, Flanella
• Liversedge de, as a manufac turer
• Liversedge William de, marries Alice Goodheire
• Liversedge, Alice Posthuma de marries John Rayner (2)
• Liversedge Assessments under Henry VIII
• Liversedge commercial men 400 years ago
• Liversedge, of Liversedge Robert (2)
• Liversedge, Sir Robert de, of Liversedge Hall
• Liversedge Alicia, daughter of Raidulf, marries Robert Flamborough
• Liversedge Roger de
• Lancaster, Rebellion of the Earl of
• Lowerfield
• Lathe Ing
• Latham Henry, of Millbridge
• Liversedge Demesnes
• Liversedge Rentals
• Liversedge, Free rents in
• Liversedge, Boundaries of 300 years ago
• Liversedge, Answer to King James's questions relating (2)
• Liversedge, List of tenants on domain lands
• Liversedge, Tenants in
• Liversedge, Names of their farms, &c (2)
• Liversedge, List of Freeholders of
• Liversedge, value of land in 1617 (7)
• Liversedge, Slow progress of (2)
• Lawfords The, of Liversedge (2)
• Luddites The, in Spen Valley (2)
• Lang John, the chandler (2)
• Local Board, Established at Heckmondwike (2)
• Leeds and Manchester Railway
• Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
• London and North Western Railway (projected line)
• Lower Chapel, Heckmondwike (3)
• Miserable condition of Spen Valley in early times
• Moors in Spen Valley
• Man rent in Scotland
• Manufacturers in King Alfred's time
• Motto of the Liversedge Nevilles
• Manors of Hunslet and Catte Beeston
• Meaning of some old field names
• Manufacture of cloths and kerseys in the West Riding
• Manufacture, number of people employed in the kersey, and amount of produce
• Monthly search for Nonconformists
• Murrain in Spen Valley (2)
• Milne Brigg Milne and its occupants (2)
• Millbridge 60 years ago (2)
• Mitchell, the landlord of Yew Tree
• Machine Trade The, in Spen Valley
• Mechanics' Institute Establish ed at Heckmondwike (2)
• Mechanics' Institute Establish ed at Cleckheaton
• Movement to unite Heckmond wike and Liversedge (2)
• Mission Church at Liversedge Hall
• Mission Church at Hightown
• Methodism, Introduction of into Spen Valley
• Methodist Ministers, List of (2)
• Methodist Reformers join the Methodist Free Churches (2)
• Methodist Free Church at Heckmondwike built
• Methodist Free Church at Cleckheaton built
• Methodist Free Church at Littletown built
• Moravian Chapel at Heckmond wike built
• Newland, Preceptory of
• Nunyngroyd, ancient field name
• Neville Margaret de, owns land in Cleckheaton
• Names in the PollTax list (2)
• Neville Sir John, flees from the Pestilence
• Neville Sir John, seizes the in fant daughter of William Rayner
• Neville Sir John, sells the wardship of Rayner's infant
• Nevilles at Liversedge Hall
• Neville Sir John, of Chevet
• Neville Sir Edmund, knight of the shire for Lancaster
• Neville Sir Edmund, a justice of Assize and Commissioner of Array
• Neville Sir Edmund, receives a grant of free warren
• Neville William, marries heiress of Harrington
• Neville John de, knighted
• Neville John de, made High Sheriff
• Neville Thomas, marries Alice Gascoigne
• Neville Thomas, dies at Hunslet
• Neville Thomas, buried at Leeds Parish Church
• Neville Dame Alice, has a chapel at Liversedge Hall
• Neville Sir Robert, marries the daughter of Sir Robert Molyneux
• Neville Sir Robert, supports neither the White Rose nor the Red
• Neville Sir John, second of that name
• Neville Sir John, marriage of
• Neville Sir John, twice High Sheriff
• Neville Sir John, his wife survives him (2)
• Neville Thomas
• Neville Robert, his marriage
• Neville Robert, his issue, his caution in troubled times, letter to WmPlumpton
• Neville Robert, his death
• Neville Marmaduke, his daring speech at Colchester
• Neville Sir John, third of that name
• Neville Sir John, his marriage, his issue, Liversedge Hall full of life during his residence, marriages of his daughters, and festivities at Liversedge Hall (2)
• Neville Sir John, wedding cavalcade
• Neville Sir John, plotting in favour of Mary Queen of Scots (2)
• Neville Sir John, with Catholics in rebellion
• Neville Sir John, Rising in the North (2)
• Neville Sir John, flees his country (2)
• Neville Robert, Sir John's son
• Note of every man's land (2)
• Nevilles The, a gallant race
• Northumberland family, rents received by, in (4)
• Nayler Thomas, clothier
• Nonconformists, Persecutions of
• Naylor Abm of Heckmondwike (2)
• Newsome Antony, and his adventures
• Nonconformist Churches in Spen Valley
• Norristhorpe Congregational Chapel (2)
• Nelson John (2)
• Open field system, The
• Oakenshaw, Origin of the name
• Old Hall in Long Fold
• Old field names (2)
• Old Spen Valley names
• Oldroyd Robert, one of Crom well's troopers
• Oldroyd Robert, wounded at Marston Moot
• Oldroyd Robert, dies at Heck mondwike
• Old hostelries in Spen Valley
• Oakes Thomas, the woollen manufacturer
• Old Highway accounts
• Oliver, the Spy
• Oakenshaw, sixty years ago (2)
• O'Connor and the Heckmond wike delegate
• Old Schools at Scholes
• Old Whitechapel The, in the North (2)
• Oakenshaw Church(2)
• Pynot, seems to be a corruption of Pygot
• Population short lived in olden times
• Population in Spen Valley in time of Poll Tax
• Poll Tax in Spen Valley (2)
  • List for Liversedge (2)
  • Cleckheaton (2)
  • Heckmondwike (2)
• Punning Armorial Bearings (2)
• Plan of the original Rayner Estate
• Pilgrimage of Grace (2)
• Pygot lands, The
• Pygots of Cleckheaton (2)
• Passes in the Olden Times
• Parish Stocks in Spen Valley (2)
• Packhorses in Spen Valley (2)
• Press Gang, The (2)
• Priestley Drat the Old Hall (2)
• Perpetual Motion (2)
• Peep Green Meeting, Great
• Pearson Natty, and his Gas Works
• Publicans of Heckmondwike, 60 years ago
• Political Movements in Spen Valley (2)
• Public Baths at Cleckheaton
• Providence Place Chapel, Cleckheaton (2)
• Primitive Methodism in Spen Valley (2)
• Queen Elizabeth dies
• Quakers in Cleckheaton and Oakenshaw
• Quakers' Sepulchre
• Quakers' Meeting House in Liversedge
• Romans, Occupation of the
• Roman Roads (3)
• Roman Coins, Discovery of
• Revolt against Robert Comyng, the Norman Governor
• Raidulf of Liversedge (2)
• Rent unknown before 1148 (4)
• Rayners of Liversedge
• Rayners of Hartshead and Harepark
• Romans Weaving Shops at Winchester
• Round Well, in Mirey Lane
• Rayners,
  • Increase in wealth of
  • Original Seat of the
  • Death of John
  • Alice marries WmWalker
• Rayner Alice marries James Dymonde
• Rayner Wm Death of
  • Wm, jun marriage of
  • Tragic death of
  • Marmaduke's scheme (2)
  • Wm. senr alters his will
• Rayner Marmaduke, bribes Batt
• Margaret, Marriage of
• Robt MA
• Record Vocat Feodo
• Rebellion of the Earl of Lancas ter and Execution of
• Relics of the first Liversedge Hall
• Romantic Episode in the life of the last of Pygotts (2)
• Rayner Margaret, Death of
  • Her heiress
• Romance of James Wilcock (2)
• Roberson Rev Hammond and Local Government
• Roberson, Rev Hammond as a Church builder (2)
• Roberttown Blanket Makers
• Roberttown A Elopement
• Rejoicings in Spen Valley over passing of Reform Bill
• Rhodes Family The, and the woollen manufacture (2)
• Rhodes Benjaminas a Social Reformer
• Rise of Nonconformity in Spen Valley (2)
• Red Chapel Cleckheaton
• Saxon Occupation, Traces of
• Saxon Pitcher or Urn
• Spen Valley,
  • Its limits
  • Physical Features (2)
  • Beauty (2)
• Spen River Its rise and course
• Spen Valley from Castlehouse Hill
• Strips, The
• Scots at Morley, The
• Spen Valley, Its miserable condition in early times
• Saxons and Danes introduced the germs of Free Government
• Spen Valley, formerly well wooded
• Scholes, origin of the name
• St. John of Jerusalem Order of (2)
• Spen Valley, Slavery in
• Social condition of people at time of Poll Tax (2)
• Stubley, Heckmondwikean old Farmstead
• Soland Thos Land of
• Shepherd Robt in the Poll Tax Sheet
• Shepherd Robt at Liversedge Place
• Shepherd Robt his three daughters
• Shepherd Maude marries Thosdel Hall
• Shepherd Jennit, marries Walter Roger
• Shepherd Alice, marries Robert Slater
• Settlement of Flemings in Liver sedge (2)
• Sheermancraft and Webster craft (2)
• Statute of Labourers
• Stubley Johnappointed Wm. Rayner's guardian
• Stubley Old
• Sweetynge Syknesse (2)
• Stringer Edmund, of Heckmondwike, discovers Marmaduke Rayner and Henry Batt in a dry pit at White Lee
• Scots at Morley, The
• Saville Sir Henry, his daring act at Dewsbury
• Swinegarth, The
• Smithies Origin of name
• Smelting operations carried on at
• Saville, Sir John, builder of Howley Hall
• Saville Sir John, created Baron Saville, of Pontefract
• Spen Valley, Prices of land in, 350 years ago
• St Paulinus preaching at Dewsbury
• Saxton Christopher, "an expert surveyor "
• Spen Valley, Raising of Coal at an early date in
• Shakespeare opposing enclosures
• Spen Valley, in the early part of 17th century
• Spen Valley, in the latter part of the 17th century
• Swallow Joseph, of Swallow's Nest, Heckmondwike (2)
• Swallow Mrs Tragic death of
• Spen Valley in the 18th century(2)
• Spen Valley, at the time of the Pretender (2)
• Shipley Dole, and Wood's be quest (2)
• Spen Valley in first quarter of 19th century (2)
• Spen Valley in 1821 State of (5)
• Spen Valley in second quarter of 19th century(2)
• Star Inn, at Roberttown
• School Dames Ancient, Heck mondwike
• Spen Valley constituted an Elec toral Division
• Social Reforms and Reformers (2)
• School Board of Heckmondwike Formation of
• School Board Contests for Heckmondwike(2)
• School Board for Liversedge
• School Board Contests for Liversedge (2)
• Spen Valley Newspapers
• StJames's Church, Heckmond wike(2)
• St John's Church, Cleckheaton (2)
• St Luke's Church, Cleckheaton
• Tynwald Mount, proclaiming the Laws on
• Thomas, the son of Hugh, deed of
• Thomas, captain of the Temple
• Thomas, parson of Dewsbury, deed of
• Tilley John de, of Gomersal (2)
  • owns land in Heckmondwike
• Tilley John de and the Rectory of Birstall
• Thornhill captured by Fairfax, in (5)
• Town's Books, The (3)
  • writing in the
  • Early entries in the
• Town's Books, Curious En tries in the
• Town's Books, Hue and Cry in the
• Town's Books, Chimney Money in the
• Two famous Cloth Dressers (2)
• Town Hall at Cleckheaton, Erection of (2)
• Upper Chapel The (2)
• Vow of Vengeance, The Con queror's
• Vow of Vengeance, its fulfil ment
• Vallanes and Borders
• Vallanes and Serfs
• Vallanes and How they fared
• Village Sports (2)
• Village Watchman
• Village Archery
• Wright Thomas, Autobiography
• Walton Cross
• Wyke, in Doomsday Book
• Wics, Meaning of
• Warren Earl, Kingly State of
• Wages at the time of the Poll Tax
• Wickliffe, The Reformer
• William del Spen's Estates
• Marriage of the daughter of
• West Riding Book of Rates, Extracts front
• Wool drivers in the Halifax district
• Wytefield, Its Situation
• Wytefield, Transferred before Witnesses
• Waste Land of Liversedge, Taking in the
• Westfield, Stoney Flatts, and Oldfield
• Waterslack Meadows
• Walkmilnyard Pasture
• Walkester John, a fuller
• Winchester, Romans having Weaving Shops at
• Whitaker s Loidis and Elmete
• Watson's History of Halifax
• Walkers of Liversedge, The
• Watch & Ward in Spen Valley (2)
• Waste Lands of Cleckheaton (2)
• Workhouse Accounts, Curious (2)
• Wheeled Vehicles and Sleds (2)
• Wright Thomas, of Blacup (2)
• Wadsworth, The Lawyer (2)
• West Riding Contest in 1807(2)
• West Riding Spen Valley Voters in (2)
• West Riding Elections of (5)
• Woodhead Joseph, Election of first MP for Spen Valley
• Woodhead Joseph, Second Election of do
• Whittaker, Election of Mr
• Woollen Weaving in Spen Valley
• Worsted Trade in Spen Valley Anderton family and the (2)
• Worsted Trade, Wadsworth do
• Wholesale Co operative Boot Works
• Water Question at Liversedge (2)
• Westgate Congregational Chapel, Cleckheaton
• Wesleyan Chapel at Robert town
• Wesleyan Chapel, Erection of second, at Heckmondwike
• Wesleyan Chapel, Erection of second, at Cleckheaton
• Yorkshire, Its Early History to Under Morcar
• Yorkshire Fines, Book of
• York, Population of in (5)
• Yew Tree The, a famous Coach ing House (2)
• Ye Closes, " Nonconformist Preaching Place, Cleckheaton