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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.

• Ackroyd, derivation of name
• Act of Toleration, Provisions of
• Aetius, petition to
• Agbrigg, derivation of name
• Akroyd, Edward
• Allen, Benjamin Haigh
• Almondbury, a Saxon Settlement
• Almondbury, Constable of (2)
• Almondbury, Court at
• Almondbury, derivation of name
• Almondbury, descent of manor of (2)
• Almondbury, dyehouse at
• Almondbury Grammar School, Rev.A.Woodhead at
• Almondbury in Domesday Book
• Almondbury in Subsidy Roll of Henry VIII.
• Almondbury in Subsidy Roll of Richard II.
• Almondbury, Market at
• Almondbury, Methodism at
• Almondbury, Papists in
• Almondbury Parish Church
• Almondbury Parish Church, division of sittings at
• Almondbury Parish Church, extracts front Register (2)
• Almondbury Parish Church, foundation of (3)
• Almondbury Parish Church, other churches derived from
• Almondbury Parish Church, Tithes and other property (3)
• Almondbury, Rectors and Vicars of (2)
• Almondbury, Rendezvous at
• Altar Roman, discovery of
• Ambulance Society
• Ancient Britons (5)
• Appleyard, John
• Apprenticeship, System of
• Archaeological Society, Explorations by, at Slack
• Armitage, John
• Armitage, John, founder of Armytage family
• Armitage, of The Armitage
• Armitage, Walter
• Armitage, William (2)
• Armytage, Captain
• Armytage, Sir George
• Artizans' Dwellings
• Atkinson's Mills, fire at (3)
• Atkinson, of Bradley Mills
• Aulnager, the
• Baptist Churches of District
• Bateman, Rev Josiah, Vicar of Huddersfield
• Bath Buildings Baptist Chapel
• Baths, Public
• Batley, Joseph
• Beaumont, Adam de (2)
• Beaumont, family of
• Beaumont, Humphrey
• Beaumont, H.F.(2)
• Beaumont, John
• Beaumont, John
• Beaumont, of Whitley, in civil wars
• Beaumont Park (2)
• Beaumont Pedigree (2)
• Beaumont, Richard, will of
  • Monuments of
• Beaumont, Sir Richard
• Beaumont, Sir Robert (2)
• Beaumont, Sir Thomas, in civil wars
• Beaumont, William
• Bell Horses, the
• Bellmont Robert de
• Bilberry Reservoir, Bursting of (2)
• Binns's School
• Birchencliffe, derivation of name
• Birkby, a Danish settlement
• Birkby, derivation of name
• Blackburn, John
• Blackburn, John, K G.
• Blackley Baptist Chapel
• Blackmoor Foot, Celtic remains at
• Blackmoorfoot Reservoir
• Boothroyd, derivation of name
• Boothroyd, Rev.Benjamin
• Bradley, a Saxon settlement
• Bradley, in Domesday Book
• Bradley in Subsidy Roll of Henry VIII.,
• Bradley Mills
• Bradley, Population of
• Breuci, The
• Brereton, Green
• Brierley, Mr.Collingwood
• Brigantes (3)
• Brigg, John Fligg
• Britons, Ancient (7)
• Brockholes Brook & Son's Bank
• Brook, James
• Brook, William
• Brooke, Charles
• Brooke, George
• Brooke Family The, some account of
• Brooke, John Arthur
• Brooke, Squire
• Brooke, Thomas
• Brooke, Thomas
• Brooke, Thomas
• Brooke, Thomas of Gate house, of Newhouse (2)
• Brooke, William
• Brougham, Henry
• Brow Grains, Drudical Stone at
• Bruce, Rev.Robert
• Brunswick Street Chapel
• Buckstones, Celtic relics at (2)
• Bull baiting (2)
• Burials in Woollens
• Buxton Road Chapel
  • First Trustees of
  • Trust Deed of
  • First Ministers of
• Byron, Arms of
• Byron Family, Lords of Huddersfield
• Byron, Richard de, Lord of Huddersfield
• Caesar, Julius, in Britian (2)
• Calder, derivation of name
• Calverley, John
• Cambodunum (2)
• Cambodunum, Church at (3)
• Camul (2)
• Canon Hall
• Carlile, E.H.
• Cartwright William (3)
• Castle at Almondbury
• Castleford
• Castle Hill (3)
• Castle Hill, castle on (3)
• Celts, The (8)
• Celtic weapons, discovery of (2)
• Cemetery at Huddersfield
• Cemetery, Huddersfield
• Chad's St.
• Chancery Lane, why called
• Chantry of Holy Trinity, and of the Blessed Virgin (2)
• Charity Organization Society
• Chartists, The (2)
• Cheetham, John
• Child Labour (2)
• Christanity, Teaching of
• Church Rates (2)
• Church School
• Cistercian Order, The
• Civil Wars, Beaumont, of Whitley, in
• Civil Wars, Col.Legge in
• Civil Wars, local participation in (2)
• Civil Wars, Sir John Ramsden
• Civil Wars, the Kayes in the (2)
• Clarke, Rev.Mr., Vicar of Huddersfield
• Clayton, arms of
• Clayton, Henry
• Cliffe, Mr.
• Cliffe, Wm., Charity of
• Cloghes, John del, Lord of Huddersfield
• Cloth Finishing
• Cloth Hall, The
• Cloth Workers, Worshipful Company of
• Clough House Mill
• Coaches, list of
• Coaching accidents
• Coach roads
• Coates, Rev.John, Vicar of Huddersfield
• Cobden, Richard
• College, the Huddersfield (2)
• Collegiate School, the
• Colne, derivation of name
• Colne Valley Division, the Political Elections in
• Congregationalists, rise of the
• Congregational Chapels
• Constable, Appointment of
• Constable of Huddersfield, The (2)
• Co operation
• Copley, Ben
• Corn, price of
• Corn riots
• Cottiers, The
• Court Leet, of the Manor
• Court Leet, Manorial
• Court Leet at Slaithwaite
• Court for Recovery of Small Debts
• Cowper, Edward
• Criminal Statistics
• Cromwell, Bottom Wood
• Cromwell, Oliver
• Crook, Rev.Harcar, Vicar of Huddersfield
• Crosland, in Domesday Book
• Crosland, in Subsidy Roll of Henry VIII,
• Crosland, in Subsidy Roll of Richard H.
• Crosland Hall (2)
• Crosland Hall
• Crosland, James
• Crosland, of Linly
• Crosland Moor Workhouse
• Crosland, Rev.Geo., Vicar of Almondbury
• Crosland, Rev.Geo.
• Crosland, Sir Joseph (2)
• Crosland, T.P.
• Crosland, Thomas Pearson
• Crossland, Sir Edward
• Crowther, Joseph
• Cupwith Hill, Celtic remains at
• Cudworth, John
• Cruthill, early cross at
• Dalton, a Saxon settlement
• Dalton in Domesday Book
• Damelvill, Colinus de, sub feoffee of Huddersfield
• Danes, Evidences of settlements by
• Danes, incursions of the
• Danes, Gods of
• Dartmouth, Earl of
• Dartmouth Family, Pedigree of (2)
• Dean, Dr.Edwin
• Deadhead, Kennels at
• Deer Hill (2)
• Deerhill Reservoir
• Defoe's Tour
• Deighton, a Saxon settlement
• Deighton, population of
• Denby Grange (2)
• Denham, Alderman Thomas
• Dewsbury, Mother Church at
• Dewsbury, Pensions to Mother Church at
• Diggle, derivation of name
• Dispensary, Public
• Dixon, Jenkyn
• Doe Hill
• Domesday Book
• Dress of a century ago
• Druids (2)
• Druid Altar
• Education in early days (2)
• Edward I., Inquisition of
• Edward III., Inquisition of (2)
• Edward III.fosters woollen industry
• Edwin, King, conversion of
• Elections of Huddersfield and Districts
• Elections, Political, recent results at
• Electric Light, introduction of
• Elizabeth, Inquisition of
• Elland Edge Baptist Chapel
• Elland Feud, (see Appendix)
• Elland, Sir John de
• Ellis, Edward, Junior
• Examiner, Huddersfield, the
• Factory Acts, agitation for
• Factory Acts, meeting at York on
• Factory System, introduction of
• Fairfax, Thos., appeal by
• Farnley, derivation of name
• Farnley in Domesday Book
• Farnley Tyas
• Farnley, Tyas family at
• Farnley Tyas in Subsidy Roll of Henry VIII.
• Farnley Tyas in Subsidy Roll of Richard II
• Fartown Grammar School
• Fartown, population of
• Fenay Hall
• Fenay, Nicholas
• Fenay, Wm de, tomb of
• Fenton, Capt.Lewis
• Fenton, Edgar
• Fenton, Samuel, monument to
• Feudal services (2)
• Finchenden family
• Fire Brigade
• Firth, J.H,
• Fixby, a Danish settlement
• Folly Hall Fight
• Fortune, altar to
• Fortune, Invocation of
• Fox Royd
• Free Library
• Gas Company, Huddersfield
• Gaunt, John of .
• Gee, Allen .
• Gerrard Gilbert, owner of Huddersfield .
• Glendinning, Alderman Charles .
• Glendenning, Rev John
• Goderich, Viscount
• Golcar Baptist Chapel
• Golcar Church
• Golcar, early Station of the Cross at
• Golcar in Domesday Book
• Golcar, population of
• Greenhead, Gen Oglethorpe at
• Greenhead, owner of, fined as malignant
• Greenhead Park
• Guardians, Chairman of Board of
• Habergam, Joseph, evidence of (2)
• Haigh, Alderman Armitage
• Halifax Grammar School
• Halifax, storming of
• Halifax, wool drawers of
• Hall, Charles
• Hanson, George Henry
• Haughton, John
• Helen, St , Chapel of
• Hellawell, W P
• Hepworth, Adam de
• High Flatts, Celtic weapons at
• Highfield Chapel (2)
  • Founders of
  • Trust Deed of
• Highroyd, derivation of name
• Hill, Rev Edmund, Vicar of Huddersfield
• Hirst, John
• Hirst, Thomas, of Greenhead, petition of
• Hirst, William, of Leeds
• Hobson, Joshua
• Hole House Holme Moss
• Holmes, Rev Henry Wilcock (2)
• Holmfirth, assessment of
• Holmfirth Division, political elections in
• Holmfirth Flood, the
• Holmfirth Mechanics' Institute
• Holmfirth, in Subsidy Roll of Henry VIII.
• Holmfirth, in Subsidy Roll of Richard II.
• Holywell Green Baptist Chapel
• Honley, a Saxon settlement
• Honley, faculty for celebrating mass at
• Honley in Domesday Book
• Honley, in Subsidy Roll of Henry VIII.
• Honley, in Subsidy Roll of Richard II.
• Honley, John Wesley at
• Honley, Nettleton of
• Honley, penance at
• Honley, Richard of
• Honley, Waley Lord of
• Hood, Robin (3)
• Horsfall, of Storthes Hall
• Horsfall, William (4)
• Hoyle House
• Hoyle, Sir Thomas, M P.
• Huddersfield, advowson of
• Huddersfield, assessment of
• Huddersfield, Banking Companies at
• Huddersfield Board of Highway Surveyors
• Huddersfield Borough Debt
• Huddersfield Cemetery
• Huddersfield College (2)
• Huddersfield Collegiate School
• Huddersfield, commencement of Church extension in
• Huddersfield Commercial Bank
• Huddersfield, corn riots at
• Huddersfield, deed of conveyance of (2)
• Huddersfield, descent of manor of (5)
• Huddersfield Improvement Act
  • Improvement Commissioners
• Huddersfield, Incorporation of, Petition for
• Huddersfield in Domesday Book
• Huddersfield, in Subsidy Roll of Henry VIII.
• Huddersfield, in Subsidy Roll of Richard II.
• Huddersfield in (2)
• Huddersfield, John Wesley at
• Huddersfield, local government of
• Huddersfield Local Government (2)
• Huddersfield Market, charter of
• Huddersfield Markets (3)
• Huddersfield, Mayors of
• Huddersfield Mechanics' Institute
• Huddersfield, origin of name
• Huddersfield, panic at
• Huddersfield, Papists in
• Huddersfield Parish Church (2)
• Huddersfield Parish Church, benefactions to
• Huddersfield Parish Church Registers (2)
• Huddersfield, petition for peace
• Huddersfield Pindar
• Huddersfield, population of (2)
• Huddersfield, public buildings in
• Huddersfield, purchase of
• Huddersfield, Rateable Value of when incorporated
• Huddersfield School Board (2)
• Huddersfield Short time Committee, the
• Huddersfield, steps towards incorporation
• Huddersfield Subscription Library, founders of
• Huddersfield, the Young Pretender at (2)
• Huddersfield, tithes of
• Huddersfield Town Council, first members of
• Huddersfield Vestry
• Huddersfield, vicars of (2)
• Huddersfield Vicarage, former value of (3)
• Huddersfield, vicarage house
• Huddersfield Watch and Lighting Commissioners
• Huddersfield Woollen Manufacturers' and Spinners' Association
• Huntingdon, Countess of
• Hyde, Rev.Robert
• Hypocaust Roman, discovery of
• Imperial Hotel
• Inclosures
• Independents, the
• Industrial Home (2)
• Infirmary, Huddersfield (2)
  • Physicians and Staff of
• Ingham's Bank
• Ireland, Union with
• James's, King, Grammar School (2)
  • Governors of
  • Head Masters
  • Scholars of
• Jenkins, Rev D.Wilton
• Jesus, College of, at Rotherham
• Johnson, General
• Jones, F.R.
• Jones v.Stannard
• Justices of the Peace, early
• Kaye, Anthony (2)
• Kaye, Arthur, of Woodsome
• Kaye, Arthur
  • Marriage of
• Kaye, Arthur
• Kaye Chapel (2)
• Kaye, Dame Anne
• Kaye, Dr.John, monument to
• Kaye, Elizabeth
• Kaye, John
• Kaye, John (of the Cross)
• Kaye, John (of Thorpe)
• Kaye, Laurence, acquires Woodsome
• Kaye motto
• Kaye, of Woodsome, Family of
• Kaye, of Woodsome, Pedigree of (2)
• Kayes, of Woodsome, in civil wars
• Kaye, Sir Arthur (2)
• Kaye, Sir John
• Kaye, Sir John, resists repeal of Laws against Papists
• Kaye, Sir J.L
• Kaye, Sir John Lister
• Kaye, Robert (2)
• Kaye, William
• Kaye, William, wounded in civil wars
• Kean, Rev Mr , insubordinate
• Kepasst, Dame Joan
• Kirkburton, a Danish settlement
• Kirkburton in Subsidy Roll of Richard II
• Kirkburton tributary to Mother Church
• Kirkheaton, a Danish settlement,
• Kirkheaton Church, monument in
• Kirkheaton in Domesday Book
• Kirkheaton in Subsidy Roll of Henry VIII
• Kirkheaton in Subsidy Roll of Richard II
• Kirkheaton, Rector of
• Kirkheaton, Rector of, expelled
• Kirkheaton, Rev.Christopher Richardson, Rector of
• Kirkheaton, Rev Richard Sykes, Rector of
• Kirkheaton tributary to Mother Church
• Kirklees (2)
• Kirklees, endowments of
• Kirklees, Lady superiors of
  • Oath of
• Kirklees, Priory of (2)
• Kirklees, survey of (2)
• Kilham, Rev Alexander
• Knight's Fee, nature of
• Labourers, Statute of
• Laci Fee, descent of (2)
• Laci, Ilbert de ..(2)
• Lacis, the, patrons of Almondbury Parish Church
• Lacy
• Lancaster, Earl of (2)
• Lascelles Hall
• Lascelles Hall, the Rev C Richardson at
• Lead Poisoning
• Learoyd and Company, Leeds Road
• Learoyd, derivation of name
• Leatham, Edward Aldham (2)
• Leeds Mercury, the (4)
• Legge Family, the
• Legge, Hon George, marriage of
• Lewisham, George, Viscount
• Lighting, early
• Lindley, Church of St Stephen at
• Lindley, derivation of name
• Lindley, forestalling at
• Lindley, in Domesday Book
• Lindley Mechanics' Institute
• Lindley, population of
• Lindsay, W.A
• Lingards, a Danish settlement
• Lingards, derivation of name
• Linthwaite
• Linthwaite, a Danish settlement
• Linthwaite Church
• Linthwaite, derivation of name
• Linthwaite Hall
• Linthwaite, Matthew de
• Local Boards, Conflicts between
• Local Preachers
• Lockwood Baptist Chapel
• Lockwood, Church of Emmanuel at
• Lockwood, derivation of name
• Lockwood, John
• Lockwood Mechanics' Institute
• Lockwood, of Lockwood
• Lockwood Spa
• Lomas, Rev Thomas
• Longley Hall
• Longley Hall, owners of
• Longroyd Bridge, Luddism at
• Longwood, derivation of name
• Longwood Gas Company
• Longwood Grammar School
• Longwood, population of
• Longwood Reservoirs
• Longwood, Roman altar at
• Longwood Tower
• Lucan
• Luddites, the (2)
• Lytherwythe, custom of (2)
• Machinery, introduction of
• Mails, the Royal
• Mallinson, William (3)
• Manchester
• Manufacturers' petition against Factory Legislation
• Markets at Almondbury and Huddersfield
• Market, Huddersfield
• Marsden, a Saxon mark
• Marsden, derivation of name
• Marsden, E.and J.Taylor of
• Marsden, Hunting ground at
• Marsden in Subsidy Roll of Henry VIII.
• Marsden, Military at
• Marsden Mill Company
• Marsden on Inquisition of Edward III
• Marsden, population of
• Marsh, population of
• Marsh, Prosecution Society
• Mass, celebration of, at Honley
• Martin, Messrs , of Lindley
• Mechanics' Institute (3)
• Meeke, Rev Robert
• Mellor, George, the Luddite
• Mellor, Wright
• Meltham, a Saxon settlement
• Meltham, armed preparations at
• Meltham Baptist Chapel
• Meltham, birth place of Rev.A.Woodhead
• Meltham Convalescent Home
• Meltham, curate of insubordinate
• Meltham in Domesday Book
• Meltham in Subsidy Roll of Henry VIII ,
• Meltham in Subsidy Roll of Richard II
• Meltham, Mr.Broom, the curate of
• Merry Dale mill
• Methodist Chapels
• Midgley, Thomas
• Mill King's, at Almondbury (3)
• Mills, former
• Milnes, J.J.
• Milnsbridge Baptist Chapel
• Milnsbridge House
• Milton Church
• Mirfield, advowson of, granted to Kirklees (2)
• Model Lodging House (3)
• Monasteries, dissolution of
• Moorhouse, Rev William, brief account of
• Morton, John, Chief Constable
• Morton, John
• Moss, Abraham
• Municipal Buildings
• Murlin, Rev.John, the " Weeping Prophet "
• Naylor, Rev.Thos, Vicar of Almondbury
• Netherthong, a Danish settlement
• Netherthong Wesleyan Chapel (3)
• Nettleton's Charity, Trustees of
• Nettleton, Chas., of Honley
• Nettleton, Robert, Charity of
• Nettleton, Robert, monument of
• New Connexion of Methodists
• New North Road Baptist Chapel
• Nonconformity, local history of
• Norman Castles, description of
• Normans, invasion of the
• North, John
• North, Wasting of the
• Oakes Baptist Chapel
• Oastler Richard (2)
• Old Bank Chapel (2)
• Oliver, David, of Lindley, fined
• Olroyd, derivation of name
• Oswald, St , Priory of, patron of Huddersfield
• Ottiwells (2)
• Pack horses
• Pack Horse Inn, the
• Paddock, All Saints' Church at
• Papists in Huddersfield Parish
• Parks, Public
• Parratt, Thomas, monument to
• Patrick, St., Church of
• Paul, St., Church of
• Paulinus, mission of (2)
• Penance
• Pike Law, Celtic remains at
• Pitkeithly, Lawrence (2)
• Plug riots
• Pole Chapel, origin of
• Pole Moor Baptist Chapel
• Pole Moor baptistry
• Police of former days
• Police Stations
• Poor Law, Act for relief of
• Poor Law Burdens
• Poor Law Riots
• Poor Law Union formed (2)
• Poor rate
• Population, present
• Posidonius, exploration of
• Post Office, first, at Huddersfield
• Pretender, the resistance to
• Provisions, early price of
• Provisions, price of
• Pule Hill, Kistvaen at
• Pytheas, expedition of
• Quarmby, a Danish settlement
• Quarmby, Agnes de (2)
• Quarmby, arms of
• Quarmby, assessment of
• Quarmby, contumacy at
• Quarmby Hall
• Quarmby, Hugh of
• Quarmby, in Domesday Book
• Quarmby, in Subsidy Roll of Henry VIII
• Quarmby, in Subsidy Roll of Richard II
• Quarmby, Margerie de
• Quarmby, Stapleton of
• Queen Hotel
• Queen Street Chapel, opening of
• Queen Street Chapel
• Radcliffe, of Milnsbridge
• Radcliffe, Sir Joseph (4)
• Ragged School
• Ramsden Estate, Agent of
• Ramsden family, account of
• Ramsden, family of
• Ramsden, John
• Ramsden, John, of Longley, marriage of
• Ramsden John, as Royalist
• Ramsden, John Charles, M P.
• Ramsden, Sir John, purchases Manor of Huddersfield
• Ramsden, Sir John
• Ramsden, Sir John, monument to
• Ramsden, Sir John, at Selby
• Ramsden, Sir John, resists repeal of laws against Papists
• Ramsden Street Chapel, accident at
• Ramsden St Chapel, Trust Deed of
• Ramsden v Dyson, case of
• Ramsden William (2)
• Ramsden, William, purchases advowson of Huddersfield
• Ratcliffe, John
• Rates, School Board
• Rawfolds, (3)
• Rayner le Fleming
• Raynes, Rev Gabriel, Vicar of Almondbury and Huddersfield
• Recreation Ground, Public
• Reform, agitation for (2)
• Rehoboth Baptist Chapel
• Richard II, Subsidy Roll of
• Richard, Rev Mr.
• Richardson, Rev Christopher (2)
• Riding School, the
• Rishton, Rev.Edward, Vicar of Almondbury
• Robert, St.
• Rolf the Norman
• Rollitt, Sir Albert
• Roman altar at Slack
• Roman camp, construction of
• Roman Camp at West Nab
• Roman roads
• Roman rule in Britain, manner of
• Romans, withdrawal of
• Royd House
• Saddleworth, a Saxon Settlement
• Saddleworth, forest of
• Sadler, Michael Thomas
• Salendine Nook Baptist Chapel, foundation of
• Salendine Nook Chapel, covenant of communion
• Salendine Nook Chapel, founders of
• Salendine Nook Recreation Ground
• Saxons, arrival of
• Saxon Settlements, evidence of (2)
• Savile, Sir William, defence of Leeds by
• Scammonden, population of
• Scape Goat Hill Baptist Chapel
• School Board, Huddersfield
• Schofield, William
• Schools, Church
• School, Coates's
• Schools, early
  • Education of
• Schools, Grammar
• School, Higher Grade
• Schools, National
• Schools, some private
• Schools, Sunday (2)
• Scot de Rotherham, Archbishop Ito Serf, grant of
• Short Time Committee, The Huddersfield
• Silent Woman, The
• Slack (2)
• Slack, Roman altar and camp at (7)
• Slaithwaite Baptist Chapel
• Slaithwaite, derivation of name
• Slaithwaite Free School
• Slaithwaite in Subsidy Roll of Henry VIII
• Slaithwaite in Subsidy Roll of Richard II.
• Slaithwaite, Manor House at
  • Court Leet at
• Slaithwaite, manor of litigation for
• Slaithwaite, population of
• Slaithwaite Spinning Company
• Slaithwaite, the Cucking Stool at
• Slaithwaite, tenant right in
• Slaithwaite, Tyas family at
• Smith, Thomas, the Luddite
• Society of Friends
• Somerset, Duke of
• Stag Hill Stanedge
• Stannard, Rev.J.T.
• Stansfield, W.R C.(2)
  • His Chief Supporters
• Stapleton, Thomas
• Starkey, Joseph
• Starkey, Thomas (3)
• Staynton, Elizabeth de, Prioress of Kirklees
• Stephens, Rev.J R.
• Stock, Rev.John (2)
• Storthes Hall
• Storthes Hall, Horsfall, of
• Subsidy Roll of Henry VIII.(2)
• Subsidy Roll of Richard II.(2)
• Sugden, John
• Sweyn, Saxon owner
• Sykes, Alfred
• Sykes, Fred
• Sykes, Joseph
• Sykes, Rev.Richard, Rector of Kirkheaton
• Sykes, Rev.Richard
• Talbot, Robert, Huddersfield, church formed to
• Tattersall's School
• Taylor, Alderman John
• Taylor, E and I., of Marsden
• Taylor, Messrs., of Newsome
• Technical College, the
• Temperance Efforts
• Tenant Right Case, the Huddersfield
• Theatre, first
• Theatres, former
• Thomas, Rev.John
• Thomas, St., Church of
• Thomson, George
• Thornhill in Domesday Book
• Tomlinson, G.W., tribute to
• Town Hall
• Trades' Unions, Blackburn on
• Tramcar Accident
• Tramway Service
• Triads, the
• Trinity Church (2)
• Turner, Joseph
• Tyas.family of
• Tyas, John, owner of Slaithwaite
• Tyes, Henry, Lord of Slaithwaite
• Tyler, Wat, rising of
• Upper Thong, a Danish settlement
• Uther, Pendragon
• Venn, Rev.Henry, vicar of Huddersfield (3)
• Vickerman, Francis
• Villeins (6)
• Volunteers, the
• Wages, early
• Wages in Woollen Industry
• Wakefield, Michael de, vicar of Huddersfield
• Waley, Richard, Lord of Honley (2)
• Walker, Benjamin, the Luddite
• Walker, Dr , discovery of antiquities by (2)
• Walker, Messrs., of Lindley
• Walker, Thomas
• Walker, William
• Walton, Edward
• Warren, Earl
• Water Supply
• Waterworks, early (2)
• Watson, the Rev Mr , discoveries by
• Weavers, early (2)
• Weavers from Brabant
• Weavers, Hand loom
• Weavers' Strike, the
• Wesleyanism, rise of local (2)
• Wesleyan, offshoots from Buxton Road
• Wesley, Rev John (2)
• Wesley, John, at Huddersfield
• West Nab, camp at
• Whitacre, of Whitacre Mills
• Whitacre, John
• Whitehead, Abraham, evidence of
• Whitfield
• Whitley Beaumont, mansion of
• Whitley in Domesday Book
• Whitley in Subsidy Roll of Henry VIII
• Wilberlee, Tyas family at
• Wildboarley i Wilkinson, John, of Greenhead (2)
• Willans, William
• William the Conqueror
• Wolfstones
• Wood, Captain Joseph
• Wood, family of Longley
• Wood, Rev.Joshua, pastor of Salendine Nook Chapel
• Wood's, of Longroyd Bridge
• Woodhead, Rev Abraham
• Woodhead, Joseph (2)
• Woodhouse Church (2)
• Woodsome (4)
• Woodsome, Celtic remains at
• Woodsome, description of
• Woodsome, manor of, grant of
• Woodsome manuscript
• Wool, early price of
• Wool, exportation of (2)
• Wool, superiority of Yorkshire
• Wooldale, derivation of name
• Woollen, Burials in
• Woollen Industry, statutes protecting (2)
• Woollen Manufacturing, early evidences of
  • Further history of (2)
• Wormall, Israel, charity of
  • House of
  • Trustees of
• Yates, W.P.
• Yeomanry, Huddersfield Corps of (3)
• York
• York, Factory Reform Meeting at
• Young Men's Christian Association