Index Place Page Number Vol Year Abduction Heartless: case of 489 2 1831-1854 Acres in Staincross 62 2 1831-1854 Acton: Woolley 510 2 1831-1854 Acustic properties of Corn Exchange: 390 2 1831-1854 Adams: Darfield 371 2 1831-1854 Adams: Little Houghton Mill 286, 298 2 1831-1854 Adamson Mr. to Miss Fryer 299 2 1831-1854 Adamson: Peniston 36 2 1831-1854 Addresses: 99, 130, 176, 186, 344, 444 2 1831-1854 Addy: Barnsley 126, 209 2 1831-1854 Addy: Cawthorne 13, 151 2 1831-1854 Addy: Clayton West 36 2 1831-1854 Addy: Cudworth 34, 85, 121 2 1831-1854 Addy: Grimethorpe 526 2 1831-1854 Addy: Shoemaker 209 2 1831-1854 Afternoon service at St. Georges 277 2 1831-1854 Agricultural Society: Barnsley 316 2 1831-1854 Aiken Fred'k at Dandison's: 317 2 1831-1854 Airedale Poet: 450 2 1831-1854 Airey Peggy: 278 2 1831-1854 Aked: Bentley Grange 67 2 1831-1854 Akeroyd: Clayton West 68 2 1831-1854 Aklam Akland, Thomas: 104, 182, 190 2 1831-1854 Albuoy Captain: died a bridegroom 405 2 1831-1854 Alder H. R. Rev.: 371, 387, 397, 402, 415, 530, 531 2 1831-1854 Alderney Cows: 442 2 1831-1854 Alderson John to Caroline Coward 271 2 1831-1854 Alderson T.J: 428 2 1831-1854 Alexander Mr.: Officer of Excise 194 2 1831-1854 Alford Joseph: miner 220 2 1831-1854 Alfred the Great: 334 2 1831-1854 Allan James: aged ninety 101 2 1831-1854 Allass William: Chartist 193, 208 2 1831-1854 Allatt James to Miss Horton 341 2 1831-1854 Allatt: Surgeon 316, 341, 474 2 1831-1854 Allen John: old Baker 247 2 1831-1854 Allen Thomas to Miss Eleanor Peckett 236 2 1831-1854 Allen: Brierley 190 2 1831-1854 Allen: Cudworth 442 2 1831-1854 Allen: Darfield 307, 345 2 1831-1854 Allen: Hemingfield 28, 255, 287 2 1831-1854 Allen: Hoober 29 2 1831-1854 Allen: Hoyland Nether 28 2 1831-1854 Allen: Royston 92, 397 2 1831-1854 Allen: Wentworth 204, 205 2 1831-1854 Allen: Wombwell 221, 295 2 1831-1854 Allenby J to M. Hopkinson 438 2 1831-1854 Allerton Matthew: Shoemaker 340 2 1831-1854 Allerton: Darfield 133, 317 2 1831-1854 Alletson George to Emma Brook 234 2 1831-1854 Allott James: Innkeeper 47 2 1831-1854 Allott James: Joiner 255 2 1831-1854 Allott Michael to Miss Wardrobe 136 2 1831-1854 Allott Joseph: Postman 277 2 1831-1854 Allott: Hoyland 248 2 1831-1854 Allott: Mapplewell 200, 203, 334 2 1831-1854 Allott: Stainborough 230 2 1831-1854 Allott: Wentworth 245 2 1831-1854 Allworth Samuel: 211 2 1831-1854 Alma: Battle of 520 2 1831-1854 Ambler George: got first prize 473 2 1831-1854 Ambler: Barugh 6, 11, 106, 302 2 1831-1854 Anatomy Act: 231 2 1831-1854 Ancestry: Lord Wharncliff's 253 2 1831-1854 Andrews J. Rev.: 463 2 1831-1854 Andrews: Billingley 7, 27, 100, 302 2 1831-1854 Angel Henry: Stationmaster 282 2 1831-1854 Appleyard: Wath 271, 475, 508 2 1831-1854 Aqueduct: 54 2 1831-1854 Arbitration: 247, 248 2 1831-1854 Archbishop of York: at Darfield 285 2 1831-1854 Archer Benjamin: Fishmonger 40, 215 2 1831-1854 Archers Society of 375, 377, 381, 391 2 1831-1854 Ardron: Wentworth 7, 85 2 1831-1854 Ardsley Franklin Club: Ardsley 324 2 1831-1854 Ardsley Main Colliers: Ardsley 446 2 1831-1854 Argilt Hill: 156 2 1831-1854 Ark: Independent Order of the 152, 421 2 1831-1854 Armer: Wath 36 2 1831-1854 Armfield George: Artist 455 2 1831-1854 Armitage Edward: wheelwright 56, 64 2 1831-1854 Armitage Henry: Reciter 211, 281, 338 2 1831-1854 Armitage Isaac: Traveller's Inn 294 2 1831-1854 Armitage John: Chartist 167, 168 2 1831-1854 Armitage John: Grocer 152 2 1831-1854 Armitage Joshua Rev.: 531 2 1831-1854 Armitage Sarah: Deaf and Dumb 275, 289 2 1831-1854 Armitage Thomas to Mary Stubbs 249 2 1831-1854 Armitage: Barnsley 202, 294 2 1831-1854 Armitage: Cathill 67 2 1831-1854 Armitage: Cawthorne 261 2 1831-1854 Armitage: Penistone 15 2 1831-1854 Armstrong C. Rev.: 276, 289, 307 2 1831-1854 Arran Political Missionary: 167 2 1831-1854 Arrests of the Chartists: 113 2 1831-1854 Arundel: Royston 301 2 1831-1854 Ash: his illuminated clock 86 2 1831-1854 Ashley Lord: 200 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: against O'Connor 197, 198, 200, 215, 242 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: at Liversage delegate meeting Liversage 101 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: at Peep Green Meeting 106 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: at the Northern Union 90, 103, 105, 111 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: brings about the prosecution for 2 1831-1854 training and drilling 107 Ashton William: censured 230 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: Demagogue 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: his letter to the magistrates 119 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: his letter to the people of Barnsley 115 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: his voice from the dungeon 145, 160, 169 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: his wife relieved from Chartist Victim 167, 176, 177, 194 2 1831-1854 Fund Ashton William: imprisoned for two years 135, 140, 143 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: in Oddfellows Hall Barnsley 102, 104 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: in the solitary cell 180 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: memorial for his release 163, 189 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: on emigration and transportation 89 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: proposed to go to the convention 193 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: public dinner to 95 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: released from prison 195 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: returns to Barnsley 85 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: to the Chartists of England & 2 1831-1854 Scotland 132 Ashton William: tried for Sedition 133 2 1831-1854 Ashton William: with Bairsto at Pontefract & Knottingley 2 1831-1854 109 Ashton William: with Bairstow at York 110 2 1831-1854 Ashworth & Nelson: shoot in a match 487 2 1831-1854 Ashworth & Rollin: shoot at Sheffield 499 2 1831-1854 Ashworth Joseph: weaver 95 2 1831-1854 Asquith Isaac: acquitted 375 2 1831-1854 Asquith W. J.: National Assembly 281 2 1831-1854 Asquith W. J.: organist 320, 338, 345, 360, 391 2 1831-1854 Assizes: 65, 285, 376, 416, 427, 493, 510, 534 2 1831-1854 Association at Tommy Aklam's: 190 2 1831-1854 Association for improving the breeds of pigs & 389, 449, 454, 511, 513 2 1831-1854 poultry: Association for prosecution of felons: Barnsley 400, 413, 473, 535 2 1831-1854 Atherton W. Rev.: president of Conference 261 2 1831-1854 Athron: Barnsley 89 2 1831-1854 Athron: Mexborough 298 2 1831-1854 Atkinson Catherine: 248 2 1831-1854 Atkinson Elizabeth: widow 205 2 1831-1854 Atkinson George: S. Kirkby 256 2 1831-1854 Atkinson George: killed 506 2 1831-1854 Atkinson Jane: Darton 37 2 1831-1854 Atkinson Miles gent.: 211, 272 2 1831-1854 Atkinson Elizabeth: Attacked by five men 283 2 1831-1854 Atkinson: Newmillerdam 14 2 1831-1854 Atkinson: Thurgoland 10, 234 2 1831-1854 Attenborough George to Grace Earnshaw 217 2 1831-1854 Attenborough George to Mrs. Hitchcock 339 2 1831-1854 Attenborough: Rockley Old Hall 180, 319 2 1831-1854 Attorney arrested: 88 2 1831-1854 Attwood Thomas M.P.: 110 2 1831-1854 Audin: Hoylandswaine 27 2 1831-1854 August Twelfth: 112 2 1831-1854 Augustine Church of St.: 69 2 1831-1854 Auk a sea bird: 530 2 1831-1854 Aurora Borealis: 71, 287 2 1831-1854 Austin Poor Law Commissioner: 308 2 1831-1854 Awty: Mexborough 203, 259 2 1831-1854 Awty: Wath 65, 177, 197 2 1831-1854 Axelby Joseph: killed 478 2 1831-1854 Ayre George: killed 444 2 1831-1854 Ayre Rowley Thomas: 261 2 1831-1854 Ayre Thomas: surgeon 433, 468 2 1831-1854

Babe in a well: 210 2 1831-1854 Backhouse J. to H. England 308 2 1831-1854 Backhouse John: cabinet maker 308 2 1831-1854 Bad for the coo: 389 2 1831-1854 Badger A. to J. Fletcher 334 2 1831-1854 Badger Alfred: druggist 445 2 1831-1854 Badger Coroner: 423 2 1831-1854 Bagshaw Frances: aged ninety 298 2 1831-1854 Bagshaw: Barnborough 10, 260, 270, 298 2 1831-1854 Bagshaw: Fiddler's Green 200 2 1831-1854 Bail mitigation of: 116 2 1831-1854 Bailey Benjamin: sergeant 436, 505 2 1831-1854 Bailey Bessy: collier 199 2 1831-1854 Bailey Charles: sheriff's officer 134, 260, 313 2 1831-1854 Bailey George: burglar 65 2 1831-1854 Bailey George: found dead in bed 184 2 1831-1854 Bailey Joseph: died in America 270 2 1831-1854 Bailey Martha: suspended from a beam 486 2 1831-1854 Bailey Stephen: Barnsley 135 2 1831-1854 Bailey Thomas: his untimely end 67 2 1831-1854 Bailey William: pawnbroker 237, 283, 337, 365 2 1831-1854 Bailey W. to Miss Hargreaves 237 2 1831-1854 Bailey: Barnsley 14 2 1831-1854 Bailey: Carlton 270 2 1831-1854 Bailey: Silkston 12, 67, 85, 184, 298 2 1831-1854 Bailey: Worsborough 65, 139, 207, 285, 478 2 1831-1854 Bailiwick of Staincross 62 2 1831-1854 Baines EdWard M. P.: 64 2 1831-1854 Baines Emma: burnt to death 367 2 1831-1854 Bairstow: lecturer 144, 152 2 1831-1854 Balaclava: 524 2 1831-1854 Ball Dodworth 373 2 1831-1854 Ball Dress Fancy: 83, 131 2 1831-1854 Ball Dress Fancy: Bachelors 277 2 1831-1854 Ball Dress Fancy: Masked 537 2 1831-1854 Ball Dress Fancy: in the Corn Exchange 408 2 1831-1854 Ball George: died at Chunard 270 2 1831-1854 Ball John to Ann Bellamy 272 2 1831-1854 Ball John: linen manufacturer 152 2 1831-1854 Ball Thomas: witness 483 2 1831-1854 Ball: Royston 52, 234, 237 2 1831-1854 Ball: Worsborough 299 2 1831-1854 Balloon passed over Barnsley 314 2 1831-1854 Bamforth R.W.: steward of Barnsley Races Barnsley 340, 371, 383, 399, 402 2 1831-1854 Bamforth Thomas: killed 490 2 1831-1854 Bamforth W. to M. Tyas 300 2 1831-1854 Bamforth William: cornet & lieutenant 257, 300, 436, 438, 505 2 1831-1854 Bamforth William: cornet & lieutenant 389 2 1831-1854 Bamforth: Cudworth 375, 526 2 1831-1854 Bamforth: Wath 129, 341, 408 2 1831-1854 Bamforth: Wentworth 112, 133 2 1831-1854 Band of Hope: 391 2 1831-1854 Banking Company: 194, 255, 278 2 1831-1854 Bannister: Wath 265 2 1831-1854 Baptist Chapel: Barnsley 286, 296, 392 2 1831-1854 Baptist Chapel: Clayton West 168 2 1831-1854 Baptist Missionary Society: 392, 457 2 1831-1854 Baptist Noel: 289, 392 2 1831-1854 Baram Houghton: 2 2 1831-1854 Barber James: stonemason 205 2 1831-1854 Barber Marshall Joseph: 211 2 1831-1854 Bardsley J. Rev.: 402 2 1831-1854 Bark: Wentworth 153, 215 2 1831-1854 Barker Joseph Mrs. of a son: 34 2 1831-1854 Barker Samuel: Mexborough 289 2 1831-1854 Barker: Edwardthorpe 4, 152 2 1831-1854 Barker: Hoyland 270 2 1831-1854 Barlow George to Sarah Crossland 507 2 1831-1854 Barlow William: Mattersea 490 2 1831-1854 Barlow: Waterslack 92, 270, 356 2 1831-1854 Barnes: Mexborough 111 2 1831-1854 Barnsley Infantry: quartered at Barnsley 281, 441, 490 2 1831-1854 Barnsley Barracks Barnsley 281, 290 2 1831-1854 Barnsley girls in coal mine Barnsley 198 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Lord Wharncliffe at Barnsley 234, 317 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Telegraph newspaper Barnsley 372, 418 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Bairnsla' Foaks Annual Barnsley 88 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Barnsley compared with Doncaster Barnsley 467 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Barnsley families return from Russia Barnsley 459 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Barnsley singers at Rotherham Barnsley 481 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Barnsley Manchester and Lincoln Railway Barnsley 284, 285, 365, 443 2 1831-1854 Bill or Old Junction Barnsley: Bishop of Ripon at Barnsley 203, 295, 523 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Cholera at Barnsley 9, 12, 13, 298, 300, 301, 378, 446 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Coat of Arms Barnsley 457 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Cobden Richard at Mechanics Institute Barnsley 462 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Commercial Buildings Barnsley 59 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: compared with Knaresbrough Barnsley 94 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Corn Market Barnsley 98 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Court of Requests Barnsley 91 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Courts Baron & Court Leet Barnsley 60 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Dr. Hook at Church Institute Barnsley 459 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: drilling and training at Barnsley 106 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Earl Fitzwilliam at Barnsley 121, 124, 317 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Edmund Beckett Denison and Sir Culling Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Eardley at 287 Barnsley: Education Society at Barnsley 125 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Grammar School and Shaw Trust Barnsley 61 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: great flood at Barnsley 12, 282 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Illuminated clock at Barnsley 86 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: inhabitants ignorant & vicious Barnsley 32 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Inniskillen dragoons at Barnsley 498 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Iris on the weavers Barnsley 68 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Joseph Locke at Barnsley 312 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Jullien at Barnsley 316 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Knight Charles on Barnsley 323 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: last bull baiting at Barnsley 4 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: letters posted in a week at Barnsley 84 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Lord Monteagle at Barnsley 317 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Manchester & Barnsley Branch Railway Barnsley 443, 449, 503 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Methodism in Barnsley 342 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: most loyal town in kingdom Barnsley 397 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: musical festival at Barnsley 12 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: noble men of Barnsley 179 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: one of the most healthy towns Barnsley 386 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Parliamentary Representation of Barnsley 466 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Penny Cyclopedia on Barnsley 31 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Police in uniform for first time Barnsley 466 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Poor law Union Barnsley 61, 63, 307, 308 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Prince George of Cambridge at Barnsley 212 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Princess Victoria Barnsley 36 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: prize ringing at Barnsley 286 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: produces the best fabrics Barnsley 391 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Public dinner on Market Hill Barnsley 4 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: races at Barnsley 340, 383, 384, 449, 453, 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Registrar General on Barnsley 449 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: ringers in London Barnsley 341 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Savings Bank Barnsley 53, 61, 318, 325, 486, 489 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: scepticism & education advantages of Barnsley 415 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Sheffield & Barnsley Railway Barnsley 454 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Small debts Bill Barnsley 82, 84, 87 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: social condition of Barnsley 365 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: Soke Mills Barnsley 77 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: steam looms introduced to Barnsley 307 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: to make corn returns Barnsley 193 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: under a cloud Barnsley 211 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: visited by hurricanes Barnsley 98, 290, 308, 418, 457, 537 2 1831-1854 Barnsley: White William on Barnsley 59 2 1831-1854 Barometer: 272 2 1831-1854 Baron John to Jane Hold 394 2 1831-1854 Baron: Barnsley 500 2 1831-1854 Baron: Mexborough 490 2 1831-1854 Barracks: 281, 290 2 1831-1854 Barras: Jump 499 2 1831-1854 Barrow G. to R. Peace 374 2 1831-1854 Barrow G: Shephouse 121, 246 2 1831-1854 Barrowclough: Woolley Edge 299, 428 2 1831-1854 Barrowclough: Shafton 5, 53 2 1831-1854 Barrowclough: damask-weaver 325, 329 2 1831-1854 Barrowclough: schoolmaster 324 2 1831-1854 Barstow B. to M. A. Clegg 312 2 1831-1854 Bartle Sarah & Selina, witnesses: 362 2 1831-1854 Barwick: Wentworth 2, 34 2 1831-1854 Bashforth John to Kate Pepper 458 2 1831-1854 Bashforth: Barnsley 7 2 1831-1854 Bashforth: Cawthorne Basin 249 2 1831-1854 Batchelor's Ball: 277 2 1831-1854 Bathing in the Fleets in early March: 492 2 1831-1854 Baths and wash-houses: 378, 379 2 1831-1854 Batley: Cawthorne 11, 89, 277, 294, 345 2 1831-1854 Battison James: Monk Bretton 382, 391, 397, 398, 413, 535 2 1831-1854 Battison: Barnsley 34 2 1831-1854 Battison: Brierley 24, 90, 287 2 1831-1854 Battison: Ryhill 287 2 1831-1854 Battman John: Law stationer 1, 294 2 1831-1854 Batty Christopher: Darfield 289 2 1831-1854 Batty F. to E. Randall 336 2 1831-1854 Batty Francis: constable 193, 194, 236, 475 2 1831-1854 Batty James: killed 514 2 1831-1854 Batty James: warehouseman 383 2 1831-1854 Batty Jonathan to Ann Ball 88 2 1831-1854 Batty R to E. Cordeaux 257 2 1831-1854 Batty Thomas: his chimney on fire 470 2 1831-1854 Batty: Barnsley 260, 271, 470, 507 2 1831-1854 Batty: Bolton 3 2 1831-1854 Batty: Burton Grange 130, 294 2 1831-1854 Batty: Shafton 33 2 1831-1854 Batty: Worsborough 82, 499 2 1831-1854 Baxter John: weaver 233 2 1831-1854 Bayldon George Rev.: 19, 242 2 1831-1854 Bayldon William: gained medical honours 282, 286 2 1831-1854 Bayldon William: linen manufacturer 231 2 1831-1854 Bayldon: Applehaigh 314 2 1831-1854 Bayldon: Carlton 208 2 1831-1854 Bayldon: Major 236 2 1831-1854 Bayldon: Royston 129, 208, 236 , 245, 384 2 1831-1854 Bayley Lea Joseph: teacher 272 2 1831-1854 Bazaars: 88, 298, 301, 435, 438, 537 2 1831-1854 Beal W. Rev.: 452 2 1831-1854 Beardshall: Ashcroft 530 2 1831-1854 Beardshall: Baggerwood 414, 419, 421 2 1831-1854 Beardshall: Hoyland 270 2 1831-1854 Beardshall: Silkston 374 2 1831-1854 Beardshall: Sym Hill 272, 535 2 1831-1854 Beardshall: Wentworth 459 2 1831-1854 Beaumont Madam: 4 2 1831-1854 Beaumont Blackett Wentworth M.P. 313, 314, 372, 377, 388, 413, 417 2 1831-1854 Beaumont Dr. Rev.: 261 2 1831-1854 Beaumont E. B.: 388, 390 2 1831-1854 Beaumont George Rev.: executed 157 2 1831-1854 Beaumont George: malster 377 2 1831-1854 Beaumont Joseph: pit steward 159, 245, 271 2 1831-1854 Beaumont Joseph: tried for robbery 534 2 1831-1854 Beaumont Mrs: Bretton 275, 289, 306 2 1831-1854 Beaumont Sophia: her marriage 367 2 1831-1854 Beaumont W. J. esq.: 70, 77, 83, 278 2 1831-1854 Beaumont: Barnsley 272 2 1831-1854 Beaumont: Bolton 290, 356 2 1831-1854 Beaumont: Cawthorne 308, 425 2 1831-1854 Beaumont: Hoyland 13 2 1831-1854 Beaumont: Hoylandswaine 246 2 1831-1854 Beaumont: Penistone 12, 231 2 1831-1854 Beaumont: Skiers Spring 507 2 1831-1854 Beaumont: Stubbing 17, 207 2 1831-1854 Beaumont: Thurlston 265 2 1831-1854 Beaumont: Wentworth 12, 186, 233, 248, 269, , 317 2 1831-1854 Beaumont: West Melton 104 2 1831-1854 Beaumont: Wood Hall 438, 475 2 1831-1854 Beaumont: Jonas: carpenter 294 2 1831-1854 Beaver Bleachworks: robbed 478 2 1831-1854 Beckett John: grocer's porter 324 2 1831-1854 Beckett Joseph: linen manufacturer 131, 324 2 1831-1854 Beckett Mary: Barnsley 10, 131 2 1831-1854 Beckett Staniforth John: 210, 324 2 1831-1854 Beckett William: farmer 223 2 1831-1854 Beckett: Dodworth Green 456 2 1831-1854 248, 284, 268, 289, 315, 319, 320, 342, Beddow Benjamin Rev.: 2 1831-1854 344, 358, 395, 459, 472, 498, 531 Bedford David: acquitted 83 2 1831-1854 Bedford John to Ann Hoyle 191 2 1831-1854 Bedford Joseph: watchman 382 2 1831-1854 Bedford pond: 29 2 1831-1854 Bedford William: burnt to death 478 2 1831-1854 Bedford: Ardsley 7 2 1831-1854 Bedford: Blacker Hill 220, 221 2 1831-1854 Bedford: Hoyland Nether 287 2 1831-1854 Bedford: Peniston 149, 245, 286, 498 2 1831-1854 Bedford: Skew Hill 345 2 1831-1854 Beehive the George Potter's paper: 2 2 1831-1854 Beer Act: 428 2 1831-1854 Beever Syke: 28 2 1831-1854 Beever: Peniston 37, 188 2 1831-1854 Beever: Thurlston 88 2 1831-1854 Beevers George: robbed John Cox 535 2 1831-1854 Beevers Mary: aged ninety 336 2 1831-1854 Beevers: Barnsley 270 2 1831-1854 Beevers: Mexborough 11, 37, 472, 517 2 1831-1854 Beevers: Wath 248, 282, 499 2 1831-1854 Beevors Hall: Beevor Hall 61, 497 2 1831-1854 Belchier: Darfield 168, 210 2 1831-1854 Belk: Wombwell 20, 194 2 1831-1854 Bell Henry: Wesleyan Reformer 329, 342, 383, 456 2 1831-1854 Bell John: slater 214 2 1831-1854 Bell Rhoda: her sudden death 459 2 1831-1854 Bell Thomas: arrested by Savage 382, 394, 414, 422 2 1813-1854 Bell Thomas: transported for life 493 2 1831-1854 Bell: Cawthorne 193, 229, 313 2 1831-1854 Bell: for Corn Exchange clock 433 2 1831-1854 Bellamy: Royston 98 2 1831-1854 Bennet & Webster: trial of 10 2 1831-1854 Bennett Isaac: Oddfellow 84 2 1831-1854 Bennett George: greengrocer 10, 445, 466 2 1831-1854 Bennett John: shot 34 2 1831-1854 Bennett Misses: singers 390, 526 2 1831-1854 Bennett T. Rev.: 522 2 1831-1854 Bennett: Barnsley 367, 448 2 1831-1854 Bennett: Darfield 24 2 1831-1854 Bennett: Mexborough 126 2 1831-1854 Bent Jane: Barnsley 68 2 1831-1854 Bent Richard: Bequest of £2,000 233 2 1831-1854 Bent Richard: registrar 56, 68 2 1831-1854 Bernard's Dog: 157 2 1831-1854 Berril James: killed 531 2 1831-1854 Berry Elihu: gardener 294, 341, 357, 359, 383 2 1831-1854 Berry Elihu: to Mary Burgoyne 140 2 1831-1854 Berry John: schoolmaster 233 2 1831-1854 Best: Dodworth 393 2 1831-1854 Bible Society: 342, 345, 394, 459, 433, 520, 530 2 1831-1854 Bickers Sykes: collector 307 2 1831-1854 Big Beggarman: 178 2 1831-1854 Biggin Houndhill: 45 2 1831-1854 Billcliff: Thurlston 248, 286, 308 2 1831-1854 Binder J. W. Rev. to S. E. Dandison 471 2 1831-1854 334, 382, 402, 405, 415, 471, 506, 526, Binder: John William Rev 2 1831-1854 530 Bingley Harry: 55 2 1831-1854 Bingley John: 27 2 1831-1854 Bingley: Ellersley lodge 89, 360 2 1831-1854 Bingley: Oxspring 294 2 1831-1854 Bink's Closes: 504 2 1831-1854 Binns Jonas: died at Troy 294 2 1831-1854 Binns Samuel: to ironfounder 216 2 1831-1854 Binns Thomas: Dusty Miller Inn 223, 361 2 1831-1854 Binns W. to H. Casement 271 2 1831-1854 Binns William: carpenter 230 2 1831-1854 Binns William: ironfounder 339 2 1831-1854 Bintcliff: Lee Brook 290 2 1831-1854 Bintcliff: Wath 262 2 1831-1854 Biram: Wentworth 35, 129, 422, 532 2 1831-1854 Birch Joseph Rev.: 66, 233, 270, 279, 395 2 1831-1854 Birch: Peniston 519 2 1831-1854 Birdsall: Barnborough 16 2 1831-1854 Birdwell: railway discontinued Birdwell 421 2 1831-1854 Birkendale Alfred: 37 2 1831-1854 Birks Mr: Druggist 180 2 1831-1854 Birks: Hemingfield 27, 110, 204, 382, 442, 499 2 1831-1854 Birks: Mexborough 436 2 1831-1854 Birks: Wentworth 356 2 1831-1854 Birmingham Conference: Birmingham 204, 205 2 1831-1854 Birmingham Petition: Birmingham 86 2 1831-1854 Birthday Ode: 15 2 1831-1854 Birtle T. to S. Saxby 413 2 1831-1854 Bishop: Wath 223 2 1831-1854 Bishop: Wentworth 222 2 1831-1854 Bissington Mr: from Leeds 413 2 1831-1854 Black David: Chartist 142, 151, 153, 154, 186 2 1831-1854 Black Hoey Washington George: 154 2 1831-1854 Black William: farm bailiff 365 2 1831-1854 Blackburn George: murdered 149, 151, 163 2 1831-1854 Blackburn James: his design 391 2 1831-1854 Blackburn Thomas: carpenter 163, 329, 335 2 1831-1854 Blackburn Mrs: preacher 360, 459 2 1831-1854 Blackburn: Wath 14, 86, 245, 246 2 1831-1854 Blackburn: William: Butcher 246 2 1831-1854 Blacker Hill strike: Blacker Hill 221, 222 2 1831-1854 Blanshard revising Barrister: 458 2 1831-1854 Blashfield Mary: Stainborough Park 371 2 1831-1854 Bleacher's Strike: 433, 438, 443, 477, 485, 486, 487 2 1831-1854 Blenkinsop Ann Sarah: witness 453 2 1831-1854 Blenkinsop John: innkeeper 383 2 1831-1854 Blind Boy: of Thurlston 41, 42 2 1831-1854 Blind Tommy: the Fiddler 372 2 1831-1854 Blinkhorn Mr.: Non-Hireling 365 2 1831-1854 Blood William: quarryman 529 2 1831-1854 Bloody Tragedy at Smithies 360, 361, 362 2 1831-1854 Bloomer George: treasure 203 2 1831-1854 Bloomer Serenaders: 343 2 1831-1854 Blount's Tenures: 207 2 1831-1854 Boak John Rev.: 284, 294 2 1831-1854 Board Of Guardians: Forty townships to form Union Barnsley 61, 63 2 1831-1854 Board Of Guardians: Cost of relief to the poor under Barnsley 2 1831-1854 the old system 316 Board Of Guardians: Elections of Guardians Barnsley 498 2 1831-1854 Board Of Guardians: Erection of the Union Workhouse Barnsley 2 1831-1854 commenced 340 Board Of Guardians: First elections of guardians of the Barnsley 2 1831-1854 poor for Barnsley 307 Board Of Guardians: First meeting of Board of Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Guardians 308 Board Of Guardians: Five guardians for Barnsley 365 2 1831-1854 Board Of Guardians: H.B. Farnall at the guardians Barnsley 2 1831-1854 meeting 408 Board Of Guardians: Memorial to the Poor Law Board Barnsley 2 1831-1854 401 Board Of Guardians: Reply to this Memorial Barnsley 403 2 1831-1854 Board Of Guardians: Richard Inns appointed chairman Barnsley 2 1831-1854 499 Board Of Guardians: Thomas Dale offers himself to be Barnsley 64, 65 2 1831-1854 clerk Board Of Guardians: To remove nuisances Barnsley 395 2 1831-1854 Board Of Guardians: Town of Dodworth to be Dodworth 2 1831-1854 revalued 516 Board of Health: £300 offered for the tolls 516 2 1831-1854 Board of Health: £4,600 to be given for Smithy Mill 2 1831-1854 529 Board of Health: An account of their Stewardship 491 2 1831-1854 Board of Health: Board meeting 446, 449 2 1831-1854 Board of Health: Board meeting 455 2 1831-1854 Board of Health: Compulsory purchase of Gas and 2 1831-1854 Water Works mooted 475 Board of Health: estimate for a highway rate 521 2 1831-1854 Board of Health: Filthy and dangerous places to be 2 1831-1854 inspected 511 Board of Health: First annual election 498, 501 2 1831-1854 Board of Health: General and district rate 517 2 1831-1854 Board of Health: General district and Highway rates 2 1831-1854 523 Board of Health: John Callander appointed 2 1831-1854 superintendent of police 451 Board of Health: Loan for £19,500 535 2 1831-1854 Board of Health: Old Workhouse taken for the yearly 2 1831-1854 rent of £25 536 Board of Health: P. MackDowde was appointed 2 1831-1854 surveyor 453 Board of Health: Policemen appointed 456 2 1831-1854 Board of Health: Richard Birks to value Church Field 2 1831-1854 519 Board of Health: Salary of the clerk for the present 2 1831-1854 year £100 513 Board of Health: Surveyor to make a plan of the town 2 1831-1854 485 Board of Health: The costs of the action against 2 1831-1854 Callander to be paid 510

Board of Health: the space of 250 cubic feet to be 2 1831-1854 allowed for each lodgers in a common lodging house 508 Board of Health: turbulent meeting 493 2 1831-1854 Board of Health: voting papers distributed for the first 2 1831-1854 election of Board 443 Board of Health: W.H. Peacock elected clerk 444 2 1831-1854 Boards of Arbitration projected: 247, 248 2 1831-1854 Bobbinwinder Sally: pamphlet 88 2 1831-1854 Bocock William: 282 2 1831-1854 Bolton Nancy: died suddenly 447 2 1831-1854 Bolton Parish Church: Bolton 526 2 1831-1854 Bolton savings bank Bolton 63 2 1831-1854 Bolton Wesleyan Chapel: Bolton 10 2 1831-1854 Bolton William: weaver 417 2 1831-1854 Bond Charles: Huthwaite 314 2 1831-1854 Bond Noah: publican 314 2 1831-1854 Bones of children found: 71 2 1831-1854 Bonson Mrs: robbed 421 2 1831-1854 Bonson Mrs: robbed 421 2 1831-1854 Bonson William: stonemason 247 2 1831-1854 Book club at the Vine Tavern 293 2 1831-1854 Books stolen: 85 2 1831-1854 Boon Elizabeth: 24 2 1831-1854 Booth Aaron to Eliza Day 413 2 1831-1854 Booth Aaron: to Eliza Day 413 2 1831-1854 Booth Thomas to Martha Wells 229 2 1831-1854 Booth: Carlcotes 163 2 1831-1854 Booth: Flash House 10 2 1831-1854 Booth: Oxspring 265, 285 2 1831-1854 Booth: organ builder 335 2 1831-1854 Borrill: Royston 432 2 1831-1854 Bosvile Alexander: 73 2 1831-1854 Boteler Fuller William: killed 249 2 1831-1854 Bottom: Barugh 403 2 1831-1854 Bouskil: Worsborough 139 2 1831-1854 Bowden George: 342, 356, 359, 374, 375 2 1831-1854 Bower Griffith: manslayer 516, 534 2 1831-1854 Bower Henry: killed 503 2 1831-1854 Bower Henry: killed 503 2 1831-1854 Bower: Hood Green 317 2 1831-1854 Bower: Saltersbrook 442 2 1831-1854 Bower: Wath 472 2 1831-1854 Bowley on Temperance Reformation: 487 2 1831-1854 Bowling J.: conducted oratoriao 392 2 1831-1854 Bowman J. Rev.: 400 2 1831-1854 Bowns James: gooseberry grower 381 2 1831-1854 Boyd: Harlington 437 2 1831-1854 Boyd: Harlington 437 2 1831-1854 Bradbury: Darfield 36, 210, 287 2 1831-1854 Bradbury: Bradford plays Barnsley at knur & spell 436, 468 2 1831-1854 Bradley: Bower Hill 72, 188 2 1831-1854 Bradley: Peniston 35, 37 2 1831-1854 Bradley: Royston 12 2 1831-1854 Brady Edward: draper 450 2 1831-1854 Brady Francis to Mary Tyas 217 2 1831-1854 Brahmin superstition: 392 2 1831-1854 Braithwaite George: Wath 498, 508 2 1831-1854 Braithwaite Thomas Rev.: 40, 67, 204 2 1831-1854 Bramah John and Betty: 426 2 1831-1854 Bramah: Barnsley 200 2 1831-1854 Bramah: Monk Bretton 265, 271 2 1831-1854 Bramall Robert : sexton 27 2 1831-1854 Bramall: Swinden 265, 339 2 1831-1854 Bramall: Tankersley 286 2 1831-1854 Bramall: Wombwell 71, 78 2 1831-1854 Brameld: Billingley 197, 233 2 1831-1854 Brampton Bequest to Brampton 56, 143, 209 2 1831-1854 Brampton Church: Brampton 431, 469, 508 2 1831-1854 Brandon Charles: suicide 212 2 1831-1854 Brass Band: 412 2 1831-1854 Brassey Thomas: contractor 26, 207 2 1831-1854 Bray Ann: 85, 286 2 1831-1854 Bray Charles: 13, 286 2 1831-1854 Bray Tomasson William: 340 2 1831-1854 Brearley Benjamin: Peniston 144 2 1831-1854 Brearley John to Sarah Lawton 391 2 1831-1854 Brearley William: parish clerk 143 2 1831-1854 Brearley: Thurlston 418 2 1831-1854 Bretherick Joseph: grocer 425, 491 2 1831-1854 Bretton West: Sunday School 372 2 1831-1854 Brewin George Rev.: 252 2 1831-1854 Brewin Samuel: appointed auditor 440 2 1831-1854 Brewster Sessions: 389, 457 2 1831-1854 Bridge: new railway Old Mill Lane 295 2 1831-1854 Bridges James: Keresforth 490 2 1831-1854 Brierley James: blacksmith Brierley 408 2 1831-1854 Brierley Wesleyan Chapel: Brierley 371 2 1831-1854 Brigands and navvies: 275 2 1831-1854 Briggs: Ardsley 485 2 1831-1854 Briggs: Brampton 143, 152, 260, 486 2 1831-1854 Briggs: Darton 269 2 1831-1854 Brighty John: Boston 70 2 1831-1854 Brimstone Pudding: 299 2 1831-1854 Brisby George: Briton cottage 377 2 1831-1854 Brisby George: waterman 499 2 1831-1854 Broad: Monk Bretton 106, 294, 311 2 1831-1854 Broadbent C. to E. Hawksworth 137 Broadbent: Wortley 256 2 1831-1854 Broadbent: Thurgoland 339 2 1831-1854 Broadhead Joseph: original waterman 419, 455 2 1831-1854 Broadhead Thomas: suffocated 265 2 1831-1854 Broadhead: Barnsley 4, 15, 204 2 1831-1854 Broadhead: Cawthorne 470 2 1831-1854 Broadhead: Hunshelf 314, 357, 536 2 1831-1854 Brock J. W. Rev.: 437, 438, 447 2 1831-1854 78, 79, 197, 249, 301, 307, 384, 450, Bromley Edward: grocer 2 1831-1854 475, 476, 491 Bromley James Rev.: expelled 329 2 1831-1854 Brook & Clough v. James Bentley: 512 2 1831-1854 Brook: Felkirk 3 2 1831-1854 Brook: Houghton 367, 432 2 1831-1854 Brook: Old Moor 68 2 1831-1854 Brook: Melton West 498 2 1831-1854 Brook: Stubbing 432 2 1831-1854 Brook: Thurgoland 517 2 1831-1854 Brookfield Charles: torn in pieces 359 2 1831-1854 Brookfield: Wentworth 249 2 1831-1854 Brookhouse Edmund: a benefactor to Barnsley 61 2 1831-1854 Broomhead: Woolley 193, 510 2 1831-1854 Brophy M. P.: lecturer 200 2 1831-1854 Brown Arbut: Cudworth 383 2 1831-1854 Brown Dillon: M.P. for Mayo M.P. for Mayo 90 2 1831-1854 Brown George: suffocated 265 2 1831-1854 Brown James: 453 2 1831-1854 Brown Joseph: killed 92 2 1831-1854 Brown Robert Rev.: 378 2 1831-1854 Brown Thomas: 27 2 1831-1854 Brown W. J.: coal agent 285 2 1831-1854 Brown William: 416 2 1831-1854 Brown: Barnsley 129, 286, 335 2 1831-1854 Brown: Hoyland 34, 370 2 1831-1854 Brown: Peniston 35, 44, 88, 120, 201, 293, 299 2 1831-1854 Brown: Pilley 278 2 1831-1854 Brown: Thurlston 199, 279, 313, 428, 2 1831-1854 Brown: Wentworth 204, 435 2 1831-1854 Brown: Woolley 1 2 1831-1854 Brown: Gunthwaite 201 2 1831-1854 Brownhill J. to E. Silverwood 537 2 1831-1854 Browning Robert: killed 522 2 1831-1854 Brusselles: a native of 102 2 1831-1854 Buchanan: on Socialism 88 2 1831-1854 Buckingham Silk James: 9 2 1831-1854 Buckley James to Mrs. Armitage 153 2 1831-1854 Buckley: Barnsley 294, 373 2 1831-1854 Buckley: High Hoyland 233, 435 2 1831-1854 Bufham John: captain 375, 377, 378 2 1831-1854 Bugg John: cordwainer 395 2 1831-1854 Bughie de Von S. M.: 70 2 1831-1854 Building Society: Barnsley 421, 448, 511 2 1831-1854 Building Society: Leeds-second Leeds 290 2 1831-1854 Bulay: Mexborough 236, 283 2 1831-1854 Bull-baiting last at: Barnsley 418 2 1831-1854 Buller James: mechanic 383 2 1831-1854 Bullet the beggars 72, 73 2 1831-1854 Bullocks for Christmas: 271 2 1831-1854 Bullough John: Barnsley 70, 78, 115 2 1831-1854 Burgan: Thorp Hesley 65, 198 2 1831-1854 Burgan: Wentworth 34, 35, 200, 209 2 1831-1854 Burgin: Hoyland Lane End 336 2 1831-1854 65, 82, 203, 367, 370, 371, 415, 416, Burglaries: 427, 432, 478,484, 489, 500, 508, 526, 2 1831-1854 535 Burglary at Wentworth Castle 65 2 1831-1854 Burkinshaw: Darfield 340 2 1831-1854 Burkinshaw: Gawber 162, 278 2 1831-1854 Burkinshaw: Houghton 357 2 1831-1854 Burkinshaw: Thurgoland 259, 336, 492 2 1831-1854 Burkinshaw: George: musician 379, 412, 417, 442, 456, 476, 503 2 1831-1854 Burkinshaw: George: stabbed 462, 467, 477 2 1831-1854 Burkinshaw: George: whitesmith 194 2 1831-1854 Burkinshaw: Richard: constable 332 2 1831-1854 Burkinshaw: Thomas: trumpeter 505 2 1831-1854 Burkinshaw: William: butcher 278 2 1831-1854 Burland Rebecca: 517 2 1831-1854 Burland George: yeoman 372, 373, 374 2 1831-1854 Burland William: whitesmith 211, 282 2 1831-1854 Burland Goldthorpe 205, 532 2 1831-1854 Burland H.W. to M.S.. Thornes 495 2 1831-1854 Burland Hugh John married Eliza Surtees 418 2 1831-1854 Burland Hugh John: allusion 259 2 1831-1854 Burland Hugh John: at Ardsley Northern Union Ardsley 109 2 1831-1854 Burland Hugh John: censures Hadley, Salt & Douglas 2 1831-1854 103 Burland Hugh John: chairman at Northern Union 104, 106 2 1831-1854 Burland Hugh John: commenced teaching under the Oddfellows Hall 2 1831-1854 222 Burland Hugh John: entered St. John's College 255 2 1831-1854 Burland Hugh John: founded the Franklin Club 211, 338 2 1831-1854 Burland Hugh John: headmaster of Staindrop School 269 2 1831-1854 Burland Hugh John: in Stainborough Park 400 2 1831-1854 Burland Hugh John: Lectures on Henry Kirke White 315, 336 2 1831-1854 Burland Hugh John: Master of Stainborough School 317 2 1831-1854 Burland Hugh John: on the Committee of Public Safety 2 1831-1854 111 Burland Hugh John: President of Franklin Club 300 2 1831-1854 Burland Hugh John: read Memorial to the Queen 112 2 1831-1854 Burland Hugh John: saw a fiery meteor 359 2 1831-1854 Burland Hugh John: speaks at the meeting 105 2 1831-1854 Burland Hugh John: Widdge and letter to him 113 2 1831-1854 Burley Charles: Killed 222 2 1831-1854 Burley: Thurlston 118, 131, 268 2 1831-1854 Burnett Ambrose: 98, 216 2 1831-1854 Burnett: Barnsley 190, 204 2 1831-1854 Burrell Elizabeth: aged ninety one 446 2 1831-1854 Burrows I. to M. A. Gomersall 202 2 1831-1854 Burrows Richard: bleacher 335 2 1831-1854 Burrows Thomas: his bed joints 323, 391 2 1831-1854 Burrows: Goldthorpe 509 2 1831-1854 Burrows: cabinetmaker 471, 509 2 1831-1854 Burtoft: Upper Hoyland 250, 432 2 1831-1854 Burton Bridge Mill burnt: 195 2 1831-1854 Burton Frank: 33, 168 2 1831-1854 Burton John: found in a quarry 184 2 1831-1854 Burton: Gawber 12, 27 2 1831-1854 Busli Roger de Norman: Lord of Wath 5, 6 2 1831-1854 Butcher: Thorp Common 67 2 1831-1854 Bute Countess of: 253 2 1831-1854 Butler: Barnsley 319 2 1831-1854 Butler: Wentworth 135 2 1831-1854 Butler: Wath 163 2 1831-1854 Butler: on "Theodore Hook" 538 2 1831-1854 Butterfield Thomas: weaver 221 2 1831-1854 Butterworth F. to S. Kent 437 2 1831-1854 Butterworth: on Phrenology 370 2 1831-1854 Button Francis: Worsborough 283 2 1831-1854 Bygate Edwin: schoolmaster 20, 2 1831-1854 Bygate Sabina: 257 2 1831-1854 Bygate William: Chartist 151, 160, 167, 174 2 1831-1854 Bygate: Barnsley 10, 12, 15, 115, 257 2 1831-1854 Byrd Barton Elizabeth: 261 2 1831-1854 Byrd D. to S. Linley 283, 446 2 1831-1854 Byrd David: draper 428, 446, 508 2 1831-1854 Byrd Joseph to Ann Atkinson 405 2 1831-1854 Bywater: Barnborough 127 2 1831-1854

Calf with four eyes: 377 2 1831-1854 Callender John: Superintendent of police 451, 485, 509, 515, 530 2 1831-1854 Calvert: Ingbirchworth 34, 217 2 1831-1854 Cambridge Prince George: of at Barnsley 212 2 1831-1854 Cameons: Translated at Tankersley 21 2 1831-1854 Camm Joseph: Beverley 42 2 1831-1854 Camm: Houghton Old Hall 439 2 1831-1854 Campbell photographic artist: 533 2 1831-1854 Campsall Joseph: surgeon 504 2 1831-1854 Canal: Barnsley 59, 62, 182, 234 2 1831-1854 Candelet J. Rev.: 359 2 1831-1854 Candy Mr.: lecturer 195 2 1831-1854 Canter B. to Miss Johnson 236 2 1831-1854 Canter Benjamin: Barnsley 282 2 1831-1854 Canter Joseph linen manufacturer: at the opening of 2 1831-1854 Manchester & Barnsley Branch Railway 504 Canter Joseph linen manufacturer: chairman at 2 1831-1854 Exhibor's dinner 390

Canter Joseph linen manufacturer: Chairman at the 2 1831-1854 dinner of the Association for the Prosecution of Felons 535 Canter Joseph linen manufacturer: exhibited linen 2 1831-1854 fabrics at the Great Exhibition of 1851 323 Canter Joseph linen manufacturer: Guardian 308, 365 2 1831-1854 Canter Joseph linen manufacturer: his niece married 2 1831-1854 336 Canter Joseph linen manufacturer: on Board of Health 2 1831-1854 450

Canter Joseph linen manufacturer: on the committee 413, 458 2 1831-1854 also the President of Trade Protection Society

Canter Joseph linen manufacturer: presented with a 2 1831-1854 service plate 536 Canter Joseph linen manufacturer: secretary of 441, 442, 444 2 1831-1854 Manufacturer's Protective Association Canter Joseph: linen manufacturer, churchwarden 300, 428 2 1831-1854 Capp Thomas Rev.: 442 2 1831-1854 Carlile Mary: shepherdess 86 2 1831-1854 Carlile Richard: lecturer 20, 110 2 1831-1854 Carnelly John to Ann Rose 260 2 1831-1854 Carnelly John: constable 34, 193, 201, 260, 279, 373 2 1831-1854 Carnelly T. to Miss Walshaw 339 2 1831-1854 Carnelly William to Maria Ingram 249, 269 2 1831-1854 Carnelly: Wentworth 52, 100 2 1831-1854 125, 274, 307, 308, 373, 413, 449, 450, Carnley Jonathan: linen manufacturer 2 1831-1854 504 Carnley: Mexborough 236, 259, 293 2 1831-1854 Carnley: West Melton 140 2 1831-1854 Carr & Heptonstall linen manufacturer 440 2 1831-1854 Carr Benjamin: warehouseman 249 2 1831-1854 Carr James: stabbed in the thigh 416 2 1831-1854 Carr John: cut first sod 388 2 1831-1854 Carr John: preacher 432 2 1831-1854 Carr Joseph: linen manufacturer 378 2 1831-1854 Carr Patrick: discharged 382 2 1831-1854 Carr Philip: robber 129 2 1831-1854 Carr: Barnsley 204, 249 2 1831-1854 Carr: Cawthorne 283, 312 2 1831-1854 Carr: Darfield 246, 289 2 1831-1854 Carr: Darton 194, 214, 255, 261, 334 2 1831-1854 Carr: Wath 278, 289, 307, 496 2 1831-1854 Carr: Woolley 29 2 1831-1854 Carrion Crows: 349 2 1831-1854 Carter brothers: 323, 432, 433, 440 2 1831-1854 Carter Edwin: organist 426 2 1831-1854 Carter Henry John to Miss Scales 202 2 1831-1854 Carter James to Ann Smith 382 2 1831-1854 Carter John: Bank manager 56, 106, 226 2 1831-1854 Carter John: on Barnsley in connection with the Great Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Exhibition 391 Carter Mark Thomas: 78, 79, 499 2 1831-1854 Carter Mr. to Miss Lodge 106 2 1831-1854 Carter William Rev. 69, 82, 88, 372 2 1831-1854 Cartledge Mr. to Miss Ward 109 2 1831-1854 Cartledge: Casket of Sonnets 242 2 1831-1854 Castle Edwin: weaver 224 2 1831-1854 Cat and the Man 55 2 1831-1854 315, 320, 324, 342, 344, 391, 392, 395, Cathcart W. Rev. 2 1831-1854 435 Cathedral service at St. Mary's 300 2 1831-1854 Catholics: 60, 90, 151, 152, 160, 162, 211 2 1831-1854 Cauley Aaron: Copper-street 479 2 1831-1854 Cauwood Edmund: druggist 271 2 1831-1854 Cauwood Robert to Margaret Shaw 313 2 1831-1854 Cauwood Robert to Miss Balgue 96 2 1831-1854 Cauwood Robert: surgeon 96, 245, 313 2 1831-1854 109, 129, 130, 279, 282, 290, 318, 342, Cavalry Yeomanry: 2 1831-1854 343, 400, 402, 436, 437, 476, 505 Cavanagh Edward: killed 445 2 1831-1854 Cavanagh Patrick: his am amputated 497 2 1831-1854 Cavill: Wentworth 89 2 1831-1854 Cawood Hayes Jane: 80 2 1831-1854 Cawthorne: Barnsley 396 2 1831-1854 Cawthorne: Darfield 250 2 1831-1854 Cawthorne: Elsecar 279, 504 2 1831-1854 Census 336 2 1831-1854 Chadburn John: Thurlston 490 2 1831-1854 Chadwick J. Rev. 255 2 1831-1854 Challenger F. to M. Wilson 504 2 1831-1854 Challenger: Adwick 427 2 1831-1854 Challenger: Darton 153, 287, 360, 361 2 1831-1854 Chaloner Anne Augusta: 307 2 1831-1854 Chamberlain Charles: draper 425 2 1831-1854 Chambers Godfrey: Darton 391 2 1831-1854 Chambers Martin: stabbed him in the thigh 416 2 1831-1854 Chambers Mary Sarah: 143 2 1831-1854 Champness family Concerts: 487 2 1831-1854 Chapel Warren: 231, 537 2 1831-1854 Chapel: Wath 456 2 1831-1854 Chapelries for in Staincross 62 2 1831-1854 Chapels: in Barnsley 60, 61 2 1831-1854 Chapelsmith Mrs: lecturer 136 2 1831-1854 Chapman Alice: gave a fort 214 2 1831-1854 Chapman Charles: born 316 2 1831-1854 Chapman Edward: born 120 2 1831-1854 Chapman George: dealer in game 459 2 1831-1854 Chapman John George: born 285 2 1831-1854 Chapman: Thorpe Hesley 10 2 1831-1854 Chapman: Worsborough 4 2 1831-1854 Charlesworth George: witness 327, 331 2 1831-1854 Charlesworth J.: non- hireling 337 2 1831-1854 Charlesworth: Cawthorne 3 2 1831-1854 Charlesworth: Denby 110, 153, 248, 312, 2 1831-1854 Charlesworth: Dyson Cote 10 2 1831-1854 Charlesworth: Peniston 162, 317, 318 2 1831-1854 Charlesworth: drove to Wakefield 342 2 1831-1854 343, 382, 400, 402, 412, 425, 476, 500, Charlesworth: Beedam Rev.: 2 1831-1854 527 Charlesworth: Rhodes Rev. to Eliz Micklethwaite 324 2 1831-1854 Charlesworth: T. to M. Lister 339 2 1831-1854 Charlesworth: W.: his hand blown off 489 2 1831-1854 Charlton: Wentworth 28, 279 2 1831-1854 143, 144, 149, 150, 151, 153, 154, 160 , Charter Association: 2 1831-1854 163, 168, 180, 188, 190, 217, 222 102, 126, 167, 181, 193, 237, 279, 280, Chartist meetings: 2 1831-1854 282, 446 Chartists at Church: 112 2 1831-1854 Chartists at Church: at Wharncliffe 314 2 1831-1854 Chartists at Church: hold a camp meeting 117 2 1831-1854 Chartists at Church: their outbreak expected 129 2 1831-1854 Chartists at Church: to the men of Barnsley 120 2 1831-1854 Chartists at Church: tried for Sedition 133 2 1831-1854 Chatterton on the Harp: 412 2 1831-1854 Cheesebottom farm: entered by burglars 415, 419, 427 2 1831-1854 Cheetham: Barnsley 34, 271, 309 2 1831-1854 Cherry John: tried for murder 163, 173 2 1831-1854 Child: on Electro-Magnetism: 486 2 1831-1854 Chipchase G. to A. Harrison 89 2 1831-1854 Choir: St. Mary's 345 2 1831-1854 Cholera: it breaks out at Barnsley 9, 12, 13, 298, 300, 301, 378, 446, 467 2 1831-1854 Cholera: it's first appearance in England 5 2 1831-1854 Cholmeley Waldo: 410, 434 2 1831-1854 Choral music in Yorkshire 5 2 1831-1854 Choral Society: 370, 389, 392, 417, 434, 485, 500, 529 2 1831-1854 Chow Kwang Tseay: 286, 308 2 1831-1854 Church Accommodation: 234 2 1831-1854 Church Bazaar at Elsecar 438 2 1831-1854 Church Building Society: 295, 413, 456 2 1831-1854 Church hill: Wentworth 11 2 1831-1854 Church Institute: 282, 359, 462, 471, 492, 536 2 1831-1854 Church Missionary Society: 382, 400, 438, 452, 453, 506 2 1831-1854 Church of St. George 60 2 1831-1854 Church of - east window thereof: St. George 513 2 1831-1854 Church Pastoral Aid Society: 343, 462 2 1831-1854 Church rate levied at Silkston 393 2 1831-1854 Church rate levied at High Hoyland 405 2 1831-1854 Church rates seizure for: 83, 442 2 1831-1854 Church new at Melton West 431, 469, 508 2 1831-1854 Churches in Barnsley 60 2 1831-1854 Civettas: 201 2 1831-1854 Clapham Fund: 88 2 1831-1854 Clarence Duke of, down Earl Fitzwilliams Collieries 31, 32 2 1831-1854 Clark Ann Eliza'th: Harboro' Ho. 340 2 1831-1854 Clark Coldwell: 214, 284 2 1831-1854 Clark Eleanor: Barnsley 453 2 1831-1854 Clark Euphenia: 29 2 1831-1854 Clark George: drowned 408 2 1831-1854 Clark Hambleton: 87 2 1831-1854 Clark Henry: Barnsley 19 2 1831-1854 Clark John: Barnsley 28 2 1831-1854 Clark Robert: fine and costs £3 271 2 1831-1854 Clark William: Harboro' Ho 60, 210, 216 2 1831-1854 Clark: Cawthorne 469 2 1831-1854 Clark: Darton 259 2 1831-1854 Clark: Hemsworth 28, 270 2 1831-1854 Clark: Higham 20, 101 2 1831-1854 Clark: Royston 186, 434 2 1831-1854 Clark: Wath 42, 68 2 1831-1854 Clark: John: Keresforth Hall 194, 210, 234, 317 2 1831-1854 Clark: Mr. Lecturer 200 2 1831-1854 Clark: Mrs. Noblethorpe 357 2 1831-1854 Clark: Robert John 29, 37, 283 2 1831-1854 Clark: Theophilus 135 2 1831-1854 Clark: Thomas Peniston 339 2 1831-1854 Clark's Executors: 323 2 1831-1854 Clarkson H. to S. J. Guest 232 2 1831-1854 Clarkson: Cawthorne 324 2 1831-1854 Clayton West: Independent Chapel Clayton West 202 2 1831-1854 Clayton West: Independent Library Clayton West 265 2 1831-1854 Clayton West: library at Clayton West 63, 2 1831-1854 Clayton West: New Connexion Chapel Clayton West 26, 35 2 1831-1854 Clayton West: Wesleyan Chapel Clayton West 175 2 1831-1854 Clayton West: Wesleyan Sunday School Clayton West 249 2 1831-1854 Clayton: Thurnscoe 416 2 1831-1854 Clayton: death of poor 163, 167 2 1831-1854 Cleave John: publisher 197, 208, 212 2 1831-1854 Clegg Alexander: 347 2 1831-1854 Clegg Edward: Dodworth 229, 230 2 1831-1854 Clegg Eli: High Hoyland 265, 308, 347 2 1831-1854 Clegg Henry to Ellen Jackson 312 2 1831-1854 Clegg Henry: leather cutter 280, 312 2 1831-1854 Clegg James to Miss Schofield 283 2 1831-1854 Clegg John to Ann Strafford 260 2 1831-1854 Clegg: Barnsley 175, 280 2 1831-1854 Clifton George: shoemaker 226, 382 2 1831-1854 Clifton Ann: Hoylandswaine 73 2 1831-1854 Climbing Boys Protection Society: 448 2 1831-1854 Clinton Catherine: Cawthorne 255 2 1831-1854 Clinton Catherine: Cricket 454, 513 2 1831-1854 Clock illuminated: 86, 394, 403, 435 436 2 1831-1854 Clock repaired: St. Mary's 279 2 1831-1854 Clough pulling up a 472 2 1831-1854 Coaches: 138, 143, 455 2 1831-1854 Coal advances in price: 455, 473, 538 2 1831-1854 Coal Mines: in Barugh and Darton 63 2 1831-1854 Coal Trade of Great Britain 31 2 1831-1854 Coat of Arms for Barnsley 457 2 1831-1854 Coats Mary: Peniston 339 2 1831-1854 Cobbett B. R.: barrister 107 2 1831-1854 Cobbett William: statesman 10, 152 2 1831-1854 Cobden Richard M.P. 344, 462, 468 2 1831-1854 Cocker Henry: Providence Inn 471 2 1831-1854 Cocker James: dyer 108, 126, 217, 307 2 1831-1854 Cocker Ward Thomas: shot 136 2 1831-1854 Cocking Allen: crushed to pieces 425 2 1831-1854 Cocking C. Charles: 533, 537 2 1831-1854 Cocking Richard William: 340 2 1831-1854 Cockshot Mary: Cheesebottom 421, 426 2 1831-1854 Coe B. to S. Burnett 280 2 1831-1854 Coe James: linen manufacturer 295 2 1831-1854 Coe John: warehouseman 285 2 1831-1854 Coe: Barnsley 180, 295 2 1831-1854 Coe: Wath 81 2 1831-1854 Coffin on "Temperance": 408 2 1831-1854 Coin found at Bolton-on-Dearne 405 2 1831-1854 Coin found at Rockley 70 2 1831-1854 Coke oven: burnt to death in a 84 2 1831-1854 Colbeck: Mapplewell 99 2 1831-1854 Colbridge: Barnsley 394 2 1831-1854 Colburn John: railway guard 488 2 1831-1854 Cold Bath: Cobden's 466, 467 2 1831-1854 Coldwell: Peniston 296 2 1831-1854 Coldwell: Hunshelf 67, 121 2 1831-1854 Coldwell: Copster 262 2 1831-1854 Coleman: Wesleyan Reformer: 455 2 1831-1854 Collett John: M.P to Ermingarde Radcliffe 261 2 1831-1854 Colley Frances: drowned herself 308 2 1831-1854 Colley Francis: shoemaker 252, 290, 338 2 1831-1854 Colley John to Sarah Burland 298 2 1831-1854 Colley John: commercial clerk 211, 286, 298 2 1831-1854 Collier C. Samuel: grocer and afterwards cab 2 1831-1854 proprietor 445 Collier William: leather cutter 213, 252, 269, 279 2 1831-1854 Collieries: Earl Fitzwilliam's 31 2 1831-1854 Colliers' wages raised: 455 2 1831-1854 Colliers Mrs. Clark's: 421, 485 2 1831-1854 Collins and Lovett: 169, 174 2 1831-1854 81, 98, 100, 109, 110, 139, 143, 151, Collins Arthur: demagogue: 2 1831-1854 152, 184, 186, 200, 225 Collins Cornelius: bandmaster 339 2 1831-1854 Collins O'Connor Arthur Feargus: 151 2 1831-1854 Collins R. Rev. 342, 400 2 1831-1854 Collision at Cudworth 207 2 1831-1854 Collision at Hazlehead 532 2 1831-1854 Combat betwixt two hares: 212 2 1831-1854 Comet: 453, 454 2 1831-1854 Commercial Buildings: 59, 61 2 1831-1854 Committee of Public Safety: 111 2 1831-1854 Compensation to John Twibell: 210 2 1831-1854 Concerts: Franklinian 303, 319, 334 2 1831-1854 Concerts: 283, 320, 334, 487, 490, 500, 535 2 1831-1854 Condor W. G. Rev. 402 2 1831-1854 Conductors: their use explained: 31 2 1831-1854 Conference: at Birmingham 204, 205, 301 2 1831-1854 Confession of John Mitchell: 165, 168 2 1831-1854 Confirmation at St. Mary's 203, 523 2 1831-1854 Confirmation: at Peniston 522 2 1831-1854 Congregational new Church: 449, 468, 470, 477, 520, 522, 531 2 1831-1854 Conisborough Castle: Conisborough 430 2 1831-1854 Consecration: of Thurgoland Church 216 2 1831-1854 Consecration: of Ardsley Church 193 2 1831-1854 Conservative brass band: 218 2 1831-1854 Constables Act: 193 2 1831-1854 Constables: 358, 373 2 1831-1854 Convention Petition National: 195, 280 2 1831-1854 Conversations about Hurricanes: 375 2 1831-1854 Cook Capt.: Steward of Barnsley Races 340 2 1831-1854 Cook Edward: linen manufacturer 256 2 1831-1854 Cook H. Rev. 162, 211 2 1831-1854 Cook John: Skiers Hall 298 2 1831-1854 Cook Joseph to Mary Walker 248 2 1831-1854 Cook: Thorpe Hesley 12, 20, 65, 246 2 1831-1854 Cook: Wentworth 27 2 1831-1854 Cooper J.: Non-hireling 337 2 1831-1854 Cooper Mann: Elsa 67 2 1831-1854 Cooper Samuel: linen manufacturer and coal & iron 2 1831-1854 merchant 83, 296, 297 Cooper Thomas Rev.: 13, 33 2 1831-1854 Cooper Thomas: robbed 283 2 1831-1854 Cooper Thomas: the Chartist 299 2 1831-1854 Cooper: Bankend 1 2 1831-1854 Cooper: Barrow 3 2 1831-1854 Cooper: Carr Green 203, 214 2 1831-1854 Cooper: Cawthorne 440 2 1831-1854 Cooper: Elsecar 190, 261, 295, 339 2 1831-1854 Cooper: Guiderbottom 153, 255 2 1831-1854 Cooper: Hoyland 34, 53, 64, 194, 222, 245, 346 2 1831-1854 Cooper: Wath 256, 508 2 1831-1854 Cooper: Wentworth 4, 88, 92, 106, 312 2 1831-1854 Cooper: Worsborough 89 2 1831-1854 Cope John: policeman 480 2 1831-1854 Cope Thomas: Butcher 231 2 1831-1854 Cope Thomas: draper 33, 162, 193, 210, 234, 261, 461 2 1831-1854 Cope: Barnsley 1, 27, 33, 131, 261 2 1831-1854 Copley v Marshall: 521 2 1831-1854 Copley William: drowned 433 2 1831-1854 Corbett Stuart D.D.: 63, 89, 221, 234, 249, 2 1831-1854 Corbett Vincent: Huthwaite 402 , 438, 498, 508, 518, 2 1831-1854 Cordeux C. P. Rev.: 372 2 1831-1854 Cordeux Godfrey Rev.: 397, 415 2 1831-1854 Cordeux John Rev. to Jane Phibbs 535 2 1831-1854 339, 343, 345, 360, 381, 382, 391, 396, Cordeux John Rev. 2 1831-1854 438, 489, 507, 530, 535 Cordeux John: linen manufacturer 248, 372, 440 2 1831-1854 Cordeux John: Methodist 193 2 1831-1854 Cordeux S. Thomas: 358 2 1831-1854 Cordeux: Bank House 314 2 1831-1854 Cordwainers Society: 226 2 1831-1854 Corf Etymology of 32 2 1831-1854 Cork tree at Howsley: 63, 2 1831-1854 318, 324, 339, 371, 383, 394, 397, 400, Corn Exchange: 2 1831-1854 403, 408, 415, 417, 433, 435, 436 131, 133, 135, 180, 232, 255, 261, 301, Corn Laws: 2 1831-1854 302 Corn market when held: 98 2 1831-1854 Corn returns: 193 2 1831-1854 Corn stack on fire: 218, 232 2 1831-1854 Cornell Robert: damask-weaver 274, 413 2 1831-1854 Cost of pauperism before the Union: 316 2 1831-1854 Cottage gardeners Barnsley Society Barnsley 316, 390 2 1831-1854 Cottage gardeners Silkston Society Silkston 341 2 1831-1854 Cotton first spun in Barnsley 250 2 1831-1854 Cotton spinners: 80, 81, 82 2 1831-1854 Couldwell John: his life threatened 415, 427, 432 2 1831-1854 264, 256, 373, 414, 483, 498, 509, 512, County Court: 2 1831-1854 521, 527, 533 Courier stage coach: 87, 2 1831-1854 Court Baron: 60, 2 1831-1854 60, 431, 433, 434, 443, 444, 460, 461, Court House: 466, 467, 470, 475, 477, 485, 487, 490, 2 1831-1854 491, 496, 503, 510 Court Leet: 60 2 1831-1854 Courteney: Secretary 404 2 1831-1854 Cow Club: 343 2 1831-1854 Coward B. to J. Law 85 2 1831-1854 Coward George: wire-drawer 136 2 1831-1854 Coward: Barnsley 234 2 1831-1854 Coward: Brierley 294 2 1831-1854 Coward: Swithen 33, 223, 275, 289, 306, 413 2 1831-1854 Coward: Worsborough 82 2 1831-1854 Cox Robert to Jane Leadman 126 2 1831-1854 Cox Robert: Old Town 360 2 1831-1854 Cox Robert: commercial traveller 340, 374, 428 2 1831-1854 Crabtree James: Co-operator 1 2 1831-1854 Crabtree James: weaver 247 2 1831-1854 Crabtree Joseph demagogue: 72, 78, 79, 81, 82, 2 1831-1854 Crabtree Joseph demagogue: 103, 104, 105, 110, 111 2 1831-1854 Crabtree Joseph demagogue: a prisoner 115, 116 2 1831-1854 Crabtree Joseph demagogue: admitted to bail 117 2 1831-1854 Crabtree Joseph demagogue: at Hartshead Moor 66 2 1831-1854 Crabtree Joseph demagogue: at Peep Green 93, 106 2 1831-1854 Crabtree Joseph demagogue: at Wakefield 95 2 1831-1854 Crabtree Joseph demagogue: at Bradford 98 2 1831-1854 Crabtree Joseph demagogue: at Barnsley Oddfellows Hall 2 1831-1854 102 Crabtree Joseph demagogue: at Dewsbury and Barnsley and Dewsbury 83 2 1831-1854 Barnsley Crabtree Joseph demagogue: candidate to represent Sheffield 2 1831-1854 Sheffield in parliament 68, 85, 296 Crabtree Joseph demagogue: defends himself from Fox 144, 162, 163, 167, 176, 177, 180, 186, 2 1831-1854 Maule 189, 194 Crabtree Joseph demagogue: had a liver complaint 137 2 1831-1854 Crabtree Joseph demagogue: his petition to the House 2 1831-1854 of Commons 138, 139, 141, Crabtree Joseph demagogue: imprisoned two years 135, 140 2 1831-1854 Crabtree Joseph demagogue: lectures on Radical 72, 82, 2 1831-1854 Reform Crabtree Joseph demagogue: O'Connor said he was 2 1831-1854 dying 139 Crabtree Joseph demagogue: on Hunslet Moor 85, 86, 88, 90, 2 1831-1854 Crabtree Joseph demagogue: released from prison 2 1831-1854 195 Barnsley to Crabtree Joseph demagogue: removes 2 1831-1854 Heckmondwike 245 Crabtree Joseph demagogue: to be editor of the 71 2 1831-1854 Northern Star Crabtree Joseph demagogue: tried for Sedition 133 2 1831-1854 Crabtree Joseph demagogue: wrote letters on grammar 1 2 1831-1854 Craik Robert: linen manufacturer 324, 433, 473, 499 2 1831-1854 Craven John: died of cholera 300 2 1831-1854 Craven William: currier 316, 428 2 1831-1854 Crawford Sharman William: 184 2 1831-1854 Crawshaw J. to S. Senior 279 2 1831-1854 Crawshaw Thomas: Barnsley 283 2 1831-1854 Crawshaw T. to Miss Robinson 311 2 1831-1854 Crawshaw: Wentworth 294 2 1831-1854 Creation rehearsed: 370, 461 2 1831-1854 Cresacre Percival: 56 2 1831-1854 Crofts Thomas: Chartist 190 2 1831-1854 Crooks Richard: Surgeon 248 2 1831-1854 Crooks: Darfield 319 2 1831-1854 Crosby S. W. On "Botany": 537 2 1831-1854 Cross Seth to M.A. Fletcher 217, 308, 317 2 1831-1854 Crossland: Peniston 11, 521 2 1831-1854 Crossley Henry William: surgeon 499 2 1831-1854 Crossley Joseph: Shepherd 405 2 1831-1854 Crossley Richard: warehouseman 259 2 1831-1854 Crossley: Alderthwaite 42 2 1831-1854 Crossley: Brampton 100, 294 2 1831-1854 Crossley: Heeley 66, 84 2 1831-1854 Crossley: Hoyland 345 2 1831-1854 Crossley: Netherfield Chapel 261 2 1831-1854 Crossley: Peniston 200, 261, 296 2 1831-1854 Crow: Barnsley 250 2 1831-1854 Crowther Charles: his stolen geese 527 2 1831-1854 Crowther J. to L. Jackson 255, 426 2 1831-1854 Crowther Timothy: merchant 536 2 1831-1854 Crowther v. West: 512 2 1831-1854 Crowther: Barugh 133, 137, 300 2 1831-1854 Crowther: Wilthorpe Colliery Wilthorpe 248 2 1831-1854 Crybbace Tully T. Rev. 53, 64 2 1831-1854 Cuckoo: 367 2 1831-1854 Cudworth: Barugh 34, 135 2 1831-1854 Cudworth: Darfield 414 2 1831-1854 Cudworth: Church and School Cudworth 425 2 1831-1854 Cudworth: Collision at Cudworth 207, 377 2 1831-1854 Cullumbine: Barnsley 426 2 1831-1854 Cumming: Barnsley 176 2 1831-1854 Cummings J. Rev. 532 2 1831-1854 Cunningham Margaret: Wharncliffe's mother 253 2 1831-1854 Curr John: invented conductors and flat pit ropes 31, 32 2 1831-1854 Curry Charles: Chartist 167, 174, 197 2 1831-1854 Cutler's Dole: 497 2 1831-1854 Cutt William to Miss Leadman 236 2 1831-1854 Cuttle Mr. to Miss Scholey 314 2 1831-1854 Cuttle Richard: Ryhill Ryhill 279 2 1831-1854 Cyanide of potassium: 475 2 1831-1854 Cyclones: 376, 378 2 1831-1854

Dagley: Peniston 440 2 1831-1854 Dahlia show on Peniston Common 391 2 1831-1854 Daily Public meetings 111 2 1831-1854 Dale Edward: Barnsley 371 2 1831-1854 Dale Henry: auctioneer 417 2 1831-1854 Dale Thomas: auctioneer 64, 125, 203, 295, 335 2 1831-1854 100, 110, 130, 139, 181, 182, 186, 193, Daly Aeneas: Chartist 2 1831-1854 194, 200, 208, 209, 213, 217, 277 Daly Thomas: butcher 302 2 1831-1854 Dan at Drogheda: Drogheda 181 2 1831-1854 Danby: Barnsley 144 2 1831-1854 Dandison J. to E. Fitton 312 2 1831-1854 Dandison J. W. to Miss Fox 229 2 1831-1854 Dandison William: spirit merchant 290 2 1831-1854 Danford: Wath 116 2 1831-1854 Darfield Bequest to Darfield 233, 277 2 1831-1854 Darfield: Archbishop of York at Darfield 285 2 1831-1854 Darfield: bells at Darfield 23, 55 2 1831-1854 Darfield: tragedy at Darfield 188, 196 2 1831-1854 Darley Cliff: Darley Cliff 456 2 1831-1854 Darley Main colliers on strike: Darley Main 458, 459, 461, 469 2 1831-1854 Darley Main exploded: Darley Main 211, 245, 265, 291, 301 2 1831-1854 Darley: Harlington 203 2 1831-1854 Darwent : Berry Moor 309 2 1831-1854 Darwent George: bachelor 307 2 1831-1854 Darwin: Wentworth 1 2 1831-1854 Darwin: Stubbing 19, 110, 189 2 1831-1854 Dauphin: Darfield 53 2 1831-1854 Davies John: delegate 137, 139 2 1831-1854 Davies: Barnsley 396 2 1831-1854 Davies: lecturer 214, 215, 217 2 1831-1854 Davy James: Worsborough 85 2 1831-1854 Davy William: killed 514 2 1831-1854 Dawes Mrs.: kept a ladies school 40, 224 2 1831-1854 Dawes: Falthwaite 86, 224 2 1831-1854 Dawes: ironworks 307, 474 2 1831-1854 Dawson George: lecturer 315, 334, 490 2 1831-1854 Dawson Thomas: Franklinian 281 2 1831-1854 Dawtry Joseph: bigamist 535 2 1831-1854 Day & Turbell's: coal merchants 455 2 1831-1854 Day Elizabeth: collier 198 2 1831-1854 Day R. to M. Scholey 317 2 1831-1854 Day Richard: Monk Bretton 223 2 1831-1854 Day William to Ann Buckley 233 2 1831-1854 Deaf and Dumb Institution: 26, 32, 275, 289, 306, 323 2 1831-1854 Dean: Barnsley 256 2 1831-1854 Deanery of Doncaster Hunter's: Doncaster 49 2 1831-1854 Dearne and Don Valleys: 318 2 1831-1854 Dearne and Dove Canal: 59, 445 2 1831-1854 Dearne River: 3, 5, 54, 56, 61, 306, 408, 413, 418, 467 2 1831-1854 Declaration of the Poll: 180 2 1831-1854 Delegate meeting at Mexborough 202 2 1831-1854 Delegate miner's meeting at Barnsley 223 2 1831-1854 Delegation of Vallance and Mirfield: 204, 205 2 1831-1854 Democratic Association: 142, 143, 144, 151, 153, 154, 160, 162 2 1831-1854 Democratic Supper: 236 2 1831-1854 Denby Church: Denby 234, 481 2 1831-1854 Denby Dale pie: Denby Dale 261 2 1831-1854 Denison and Wortley elected: 179 2 1831-1854 Denison elected: 287 2 1831-1854 Denison, Becket Edmund: 338 2 1831-1854 Dennis Isaac: his silver snuff-box: 450 2 1831-1854 Denton Margaret: 298 2 1831-1854 Denton Samuel to S. A. Dickinson 236 2 1831-1854 Denton: Baggerwood 414 2 1831-1854 Denton: Barnsley 433 2 1831-1854 Denton: Darton 176, 246, 316, 403 2 1831-1854 Denton: Holly Moor 53 2 1831-1854 Denton: Hunshelf 10 2 1831-1854 Denton's: Thurnscoe 98 2 1831-1854 Depledge Ann: Bretton West 378 2 1831-1854 Depledge John or John de Pledge: 446 2 1831-1854 Depledge Joseph: farmer 507 2 1831-1854 Depledge Joseph: fined £10 + £3 costs 503 2 1831-1854 Depledge Thomas: murdered 188, 196 2 1831-1854 Depth of rain: 255, 256, 455, 456, 457, 459, 467, 513 2 1831-1854 Deputation from: Birmingham 86 2 1831-1854 Deputation to: Clayton West 98 2 1831-1854 Deputation to: Whitehall 492 2 1831-1854 Dernaley A. Rev.: 443, 468, 502, 507, 510 2 1831-1854 Dernaley: Sarah and Helen 438, 456 2 1831-1854 Despard Colonel 63 2 1831-1854 Dessert service for George IV: 10 2 1831-1854 Dewar Robert: tinner 141 2 1831-1854 Dewhurst: Hiendley 62, 245 2 1831-1854 Dey: Bower Hill 90 2 1831-1854 Diaper bird's eye: 297 2 1831-1854 Dibb Joseph: waggoner 144, 300 2 1831-1854 Dicke Dyche: Bretton West 278 2 1831-1854 Dickenson S. to H. Appleyard 382 2 1831-1854 Dickenson W. to Miss Arnold 325 2 1831-1854 Dickenson William: sinker 428 2 1831-1854 Dickenson: Carlton 370 2 1831-1854 Dickenson: Darton 433, 444 2 1831-1854 Dickenson: Elsecar 295, 302 2 1831-1854 Dickenson: Hoyland 278, 449, 489 2 1831-1854 Dickenson: Mexborough 135, 151 2 1831-1854 Dickenson: Staincross 339 2 1831-1854 Dickenson: Thunder Bridge 11, 34 2 1831-1854 Dickenson: Thurlston 282, 317, 471 2 1831-1854 Dickenson: Ward Green 278, 371 2 1831-1854 Dickenson: Wentworth 535 2 1831-1854 Dickenson: Worsborough 466 2 1831-1854 Dickenson: packer Manchester 201, 202 2 1831-1854 Dicks John: ran from Hoyland 86 2 1831-1854 Dignum H. R. Rev. to E. Jackson 317 2 1831-1854 Dimberline Gilbert: carver 415 2 1831-1854 Dioceses of York and Ripon 63, 82 2 1831-1854 Disaffection of the working classes 282 2 1831-1854 Distress in Barnsley 131, 132, 133, 136, 180, 193, 194, 195 2 1831-1854 Dixon Hepworth: commissioner: 309 2 1831-1854 Dixon J. Rev. D.D.: 261 2 1831-1854 Dixon James: Rev. 201 2 1831-1854 Dixon Jeremiah: Rev. 7 2 1831-1854 Dixon John: surgeon 497, 499 2 1831-1854 Dixon Joseph: aged ninety 390 2 1831-1854 Dixon Thomas: weaver's secretary 441 2 1831-1854 Dixon W. to M. A. Blackburn 202 2 1831-1854 Dixon: Kexborough 118, 216 2 1831-1854 Dobson James: butcher 248 2 1831-1854 Dobson Mrs.: sister to John Wall 285 2 1831-1854 Dobson: Wentworth 168, 186, 487 2 1831-1854 Dodd John: Barnsley 271 2 1831-1854 Dodd Thomas: weaver 220 2 1831-1854 Dodworth Church: new valuation for Dodworth 516 2 1831-1854 Dodworth Church school: Dodworth 312 2 1831-1854 Dodworth Church: Dodworth 234, 255, 281 2 1831-1854 Dog days: 372 2 1831-1854 Dolphin: Worsborough 36 2 1831-1854 Don: 39, 40, 41, 56, 61 2 1831-1854 Donald C. J. Rev.: 290 2 1831-1854 Doncaster compared with Barnsley 467 2 1831-1854 Doncaster Sessions: Doncaster 462, 522 2 1831-1854 Donovan Peter: soldier 382 2 1831-1854 Dove river: 54, 61 2 1831-1854 Dow James M. D.: 13 2 1831-1854 Dowde Mac. P.: 452, 455 2 1831-1854 Downey Michael: robbed 519 2 1831-1854 Downs Eli: gent.: 27 2 1831-1854 Dragon's Den: 47 2 1831-1854 Dragoon Guards: 282 2 1831-1854 Dransfield: New Lodge 121 2 1831-1854 Drilling and Training: 106 2 1831-1854 Dropped into a well: 144 2 1831-1854 Drowned children: 26, 87 2 1831-1854 Druids: 94, 505 2 1831-1854 Drury: Mapplewell 318 2 1831-1854 Drury: Skiers Moor 16, 29 2 1831-1854 Dublin: Sunday in Dublin 313 2 1831-1854 Duffy James: in chains 34 2 1831-1854 Dufton: Cawthorne 29 2 1831-1854 Duke: Barley Hole 190, 204, 255, 426 2 1831-1854 Duke: Hoyland 536 2 1831-1854 Duke: Mexborough 248, 287 2 1831-1854 Duncain G.W. Rev. 502, 530 2 1831-1854 Duncombe Thomas M.P.: 139, 140, 228 2 1831-1854 Dundas Lady: 16 2 1831-1854 Dunderdale: Darton 14, 53, 129, 188 2 1831-1854 Dunn: Barnsley 36, 68 2 1831-1854 Dunn: Doctor 338, 356 2 1831-1854 Dunn: his ventilator 294 2 1831-1854 Dutton: Felkirk 180 2 1831-1854 Dwarf death of a 530 2 1831-1854 Dyche: Bretton West 319, 503 2 1831-1854 Dymond John: surgeon 195 2 1831-1854 Dyrne: 5 2 1831-1854 Dyson Henry: burnt 342 2 1831-1854 Dyson J. to E. Jagger 375 2 1831-1854 Dyson John: shot 325 2 1831-1854 Dyson W. to J. Beaumont 523 2 1831-1854 Dyson: Barnsley 43, 151 2 1831-1854 Dyson: Hoyland Nether 17, 73, 357 2 1831-1854 Dyson: Thurgoland 46, 88, 154, 493 2 1831-1854 Dyson: Wath 135, 269, 270, 286 2 1831-1854

Eardley Culling Sir: 287 2 1831-1854 Early Closing: 522, 524, 2 1831-1854 Earnshaw George: killed 444 2 1831-1854 Earnshaw John: Melton West 56, 153, 313 2 1831-1854 Earnshaw William: Melton West 377, 489 2 1831-1854 Earnshaw: Brierley 271, 294 2 1831-1854 Earnshaw: Stainborough Mill 64, 319 2 1831-1854 Earnshaw: Thurlston 512 2 1831-1854 Eastwood J. Rev.: Ecclesfield 446 2 1831-1854 Eastwood: Birdwell 29 2 1831-1854 Eastwood: Wombwell 210, 428, 486, 491 2 1831-1854 Eastwood: Raid Raw Green 261, 270 2 1831-1854 Eastwood-Atkinson, J: 428 2 1831-1854 Eaton: Barugh 421 2 1831-1854 Eaton: Finkle street 28, 98, 345 2 1831-1854 Edmunds Amelia Urith: 36 2 1831-1854 Edmunds Oppley Francis: 2 2 1831-1854 Education Meeting to promote: 121, 234 2 1831-1854 Educational advantages at Barnsley 415 2 1831-1854 Educational Society at Barnsley 125 2 1831-1854 Edward II held fee of Staincross: 62 2 1831-1854 Egley Ann: collier 199 2 1831-1854 Elbenfien: steam packet 145 2 1831-1854 Election: Sheffield 68 2 1831-1854 Election: West Riding 34, 68, 179, 180, 287 2 1831-1854 Electricity: William Child on 359 2 1831-1854 Electro-Biology: 446 2 1831-1854 Eliss Thomas: felon 427 2 1831-1854 Ellam James: registrar 460 2 1831-1854 Ellibeck Abram: upset 343 2 1831-1854 Elliott Ebeneezer: death of John Watkins his son-in- 2 1831-1854 Law 316 Elliott Ebeneezer: he and Lister at Conisborough, the 289, 290, 294 2 1831-1854 result being "Etheline" Elliott Ebeneezer: he and Lister in the Vale of Dearne 2 1831-1854 318 Elliott Ebeneezer: his letter to George Tweddell 246 2 1831-1854 Elliott Ebeneezer: his letter to Thomas Cooper 299 2 1831-1854 Elliott Ebeneezer: Hymn from his pen sung at Hood 117 2 1831-1854 Hill Elliott Ebeneezer: January Searle's Reminiscences of 2 1831-1854 him 156 Elliott Ebeneezer: More prose and verse by the Corn 2 1831-1854 Law Rhymer 306 Elliott Ebeneezer: one of the authors of the Casket of 2 1831-1854 Sonnets 242 Elliott Ebeneezer: Robert Leader's summary of his 2 1831-1854 career 301 Elliott Ebeneezer: Thomas Lister's account of him 309 2 1831-1854 Elliott Ebeneezer: Thomas Lister's introduction to him 39 2 1831-1854 Elliott Ebeneezer: what Paul Rodgers says of him 351 2 1831-1854 Elliott Martha: 201 2 1831-1854 Elliott: Havercroft 83 2 1831-1854 Elliott: Stubbing 237 2 1831-1854 Elliott: Wentworth 137 2 1831-1854 Ellis Ann: aged ninety three: 207 2 1831-1854 Ellis John: shot at Savage 376 2 1831-1854 Ellis Robert Rev.: 13 2 1831-1854 Ellis William: carpenter 64, 2 1831-1854 Ellis: Bolton 84, 126 2 1831-1854 Ellis: Darton 248 2 1831-1854 Ellis: Jump 270 2 1831-1854 Ellis: Charity 61 2 1831-1854 Ellis: surgeon 332, 515 2 1831-1854 Ellison Charles: Neptune Inn 317 2 1831-1854 Ellison H. W.: lectured 402 2 1831-1854 Ellison Richard: linen manufacturer 204 2 1831-1854 Ellison: Barnsley 265 2 1831-1854 Ellison: Bolton 4, 324 2 1831-1854 Ellison: Cudworth 312 2 1831-1854 Elmhirst Robert: gent. 37 2 1831-1854 Elmhirst William Rev.: 439 2 1831-1854 ElmHirst Mrs.: Barnsley 275, 289 2 1831-1854 Elmhirst: Ouslethwaite 64 2 1831-1854 Elmhirst: Round Green 284, 438, 485 2 1831-1854 Elsecar Low Colliery: exploded 417, 422 2 1831-1854 Elsecar Schools: Elsecar 378, 484, 502, 507 2 1831-1854 Elston E. tobacconist 447 2 1831-1854 Elstone Thomas: suffocated 265 2 1831-1854 Emancipation: from slavery: 84 2 1831-1854 Embezlement of raw materials: 472 2 1831-1854 Emerson: Wentworth 64, 137 2 1831-1854 Emery: Mexborough 35, 40, 203 2 1831-1854 Emigration & Transportation: 89 2 1831-1854 Emigration to Australia 421 2 1831-1854 England George: saddler 211 2 1831-1854 England William: Old Mill 233, 308 2 1831-1854 England: Barnby Bridge 7, 11 2 1831-1854 English: Wentworth 278 2 1831-1854 Entire horses shown: 498 2 1831-1854 Entwistle J. Rev. 261 2 1831-1854 Equestrians at Barnsley: 444 2 1831-1854 Erne Countess of, resided at Wharncliffe Lodge: Wharncliffe Lodge 45, 253 2 1831-1854 Erskine D. H. Rev. and Hon.: 312 2 1831-1854 Essay on Union of Church and State: 289 2 1831-1854 Etchell J. to E. Stanley 513 2 1831-1854 Eth - Kon - Tel: 159, 289, 290, 294 2 1831-1854 Etheline: 289, 290, 294, 311, 318 2 1831-1854 Etymology: of Wath 3 2 1831-1854 Evans: Skiers Hall Skiers Hall 309, 468 2 1831-1854 Everett James Rev.: 313, 367, 369, 370 2 1831-1854 Evers Moses: 265 2 1831-1854 Evers: Wath 200, 265 2 1831-1854 Evictions of miners: 232, 234 2 1831-1854 Excavators: English and Irish 93 2 1831-1854 Excelsior on January Searle: 354 2 1831-1854 Exclusive dealing: 103, 105 2 1831-1854 Excursion in Oaks Colliery: 496 2 1831-1854 Exhibition of Vegetables: 459 2 1831-1854 Exhibition Great: 309, 323, 384, 390 2 1831-1854 Exhibitors dinner: 390 2 1831-1854 Exley Charles: corn factor 399 2 1831-1854 Exley Samuel: witness 332 2 1831-1854 Exley: Park Mill 427 2 1831-1854 Explosion at the Court House: 485 2 1831-1854 89, 135, 211, 248, 256, 271, 417, 427, Explosions of firedamp: 2 1831-1854 506, 507, 514 Express coach discontinued: 143 2 1831-1854 Extension of, Church accommodation: 234 2 1831-1854 Eyre: Alderthwaite 198 2 1831-1854 Eyre: Old Chapel 64 2 1831-1854 Eyre: Peniston 94, 294, 485 2 1831-1854 Eyre: Thurlston 13, 65 2 1831-1854

Factory Bill: 211, 226, 229, 230 2 1831-1854 Factory Operatives dinner: 394 2 1831-1854 Falding Elizabeth Ann: 67 2 1831-1854 Falding: Wentworth 110, 153, 249, 426 2 1831-1854 Falthwaite Ladies' school: 40 2 1831-1854 Fancy dress Ball: 83, 131 2 1831-1854 Fanshaw Richard Sir: 21, 77, 241 2 1831-1854 Far better the tomb or the prison: 143 2 1831-1854 Farmer's Glory: a potato 344 2 1831-1854 Farnall H.B.: poor law inspector 408, 411 2 1831-1854 Farrar William M. D. 27, 370, 445 2 1831-1854 Farrar: Methodist 36 2 1831-1854 Fast Day: 500 2 1831-1854 Father of Barnsley Corn Market: Barnsley 223 2 1831-1854 Faulds Andrew: Mount Vernon 67, 100, 205 2 1831-1854 Fawcett: Blacker Hill 319 2 1831-1854 Fawden: Higham 377 2 1831-1854 Feargus O'Connor M.P.: Addresses to him from Barnsley 82 2 1831-1854 Barnsley & Worsborough Radical Association Feargus O'Connor M.P.: Ashton charges him with 197, 199, 242 2 1831-1854 betrayal of John Frost Feargus O'Connor M.P.: Ashton writes a letter to him 2 1831-1854 169 Feargus O'Connor M.P.: at the Barrister's table in Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Courthouse 107 Feargus O'Connor M.P.: Attends a Radical dinner at Barnsley 84 2 1831-1854 Feargus O'Connor M.P.: comments on Michael 2 1831-1854 Seagrave's letter in the Irishman newspaper 302 Feargus O'Connor M.P.: comments on the heavy 135, 139 2 1831-1854 sentence passed on Ashton, Crabtree and Hoey Feargus O'Connor M.P.: Demonstration on his York Castle 183 2 1831-1854 liberation from Feargus O'Connor M.P.: heads a long procession to Peep Green 92 2 1831-1854 Feargus O'Connor M.P.: his comment on Lord 2 1831-1854 Wharncliffe 211 Feargus O'Connor M.P.: his lecture on the Repeal of 213 2 1831-1854 the Union Feargus O'Connor M.P.: his letter to the Chartists Barnsley 210 2 1831-1854 Feargus O'Connor M.P.: his public entries into Barnsley 102, 214 2 1831-1854 Feargus O'Connor M.P.: in tears 140 2 1831-1854 Feargus O'Connor M.P.: in the Oddfellows Hall 126, 199 2 1831-1854 Feargus O'Connor M.P.: Irish Chartists address him 2 1831-1854 178 Feargus O'Connor M.P.: is visited by Samuel Cooper 297 2 1831-1854 Feargus O'Connor M.P.: issues first number of 71 2 1831-1854 Northern Star newspaper Feargus O'Connor M.P.: John Shaw censures him in 2 1831-1854 the National Assembly 281 Feargus O'Connor M.P.: perfect confidence in him 2 1831-1854 105 Feargus O'Connor M.P.: sends half of a £5 note to 181 2 1831-1854 Peter Hoey Feargus O'Connor M.P.: unbounded confidence in him 174 2 1831-1854 Fearn: Mexborough 248 2 1831-1854 February fair: 490 2 1831-1854 Felons: 400, 413, 473, 535 2 1831-1854 Fennell Samuel D. D. 217 2 1831-1854 Fennell C: a Knight of St. John 372 2 1831-1854 Fenton George Rev. 73 2 1831-1854 Fenton: Gawber 19 2 1831-1854 Fenwick Bartholomew: took poison 82 2 1831-1854 Fernands & Stone: equestrians 444 2 1831-1854 Ferrand: orator 218 2 1831-1854 Festival of the Chartists: 126 2 1831-1854 Field John: bottom steward 392 2 1831-1854 Field Ann: Marrow House 220 2 1831-1854 Field John: Marrow House 133 2 1831-1854 Field John: secretary 121, 130, 139, 176 2 1831-1854 Field Thomas: grocer 211 2 1831-1854 Field: Dodworth 249 2 1831-1854 Fielden John M.P.: 110 2 1831-1854 Fieldsend Benjamin: tailor 111 2 1831-1854 Fieldsend Jonathan: 20 2 1831-1854 Fieldsend: Thurlston 335 2 1831-1854 Finch George: horse-stealer: 209 2 1831-1854 Fine Arts at Wentworth House 17 2 1831-1854 Finlen on the Militia etc: 391 2 1831-1854 Finley Mr.: lecturer 377 2 1831-1854 Fire at William Green's William Green's 279 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Wortley Hall 232 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Wortley street 180 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Swaithe Hall 313 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Greenfoot Lane 367 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Hoyland Hall 439 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Gawber colliery 473 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Balk farm 473 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Darfield Main colliery 507 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Birdwell 529 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Quebec 245 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Queen street 287 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Wentworth Castle 208 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Bramah's Manufactory 217 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Charles Topham's 216 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Commercial buildings 221 2 1831-1854 Fire at: George Hepworth's 471 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Naptha works 259 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Norton's factory 204, 413 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Oaks colliery 252 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Shaw's dye-house 370 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Spencer's Callendor 486 2 1831-1854 Fire at: Victoria Colliery 457 2 1831-1854 Firth: Darton 249 2 1831-1854 Firth Barber & Co.: 323 2 1831-1854 Firth C. to Miss Binns 236 2 1831-1854 Firth Eliza: witness 325, 326, 334 2 1831-1854 Firth G.: died suddenly 481 2 1831-1854 Firth George: murdered 324, 330 2 1831-1854 Firth J. to H. J. Trevvitt 505 2 1831-1854 Firth John: his statement 333 2 1831-1854 Firth Joseph: died at Calcutta 261 2 1831-1854 Firth Joseph: witness 326, 334 2 1831-1854 Firth Mary: witness 325 2 1831-1854 Firth W. to E. Beardshall 530 2 1831-1854 Firth: Barnsley 468, 481 2 1831-1854 Firth: Clayton West 84, 89, 246 2 1831-1854 Firth: Goldthorpe 16, 175 2 1831-1854 Firth: Hemingfield 365 2 1831-1854 Firth: Higham 286 2 1831-1854 Firth: Hoyland 204, 229 2 1831-1854 Firth: Hunshelf 190 2 1831-1854 Firth: New Chapel 1, 17 2 1831-1854 Firth: Newhill 419 2 1831-1854 Firth: Rockley 286 2 1831-1854 Firth: Wath 214 2 1831-1854 Firth: Wentworth 34, 357 2 1831-1854 Firth: surgeon 316 2 1831-1854 Fish Ishmael: on Newspapers 515 2 1831-1854 Fish John: disciple of Calvin 203 2 1831-1854 Fish: Cawthorne 52 2 1831-1854 Fisher Martin: miner 223, 224 2 1831-1854 Fisher: Cawthorne 298, 384 2 1831-1854 Fisher: Clay Hall 262, 287 2 1831-1854 Fisher: Hoyland 233, 505 2 1831-1854 Fitzpatrick Bartholomew: 383 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Earl: Barnsley 88 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Earl: £20 to deaf and dumb 323 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Earl: £5 to deaf and dumb 276, 289 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Earl: £500 to Polytechnic 90 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Earl: at Barnsley 121, 124 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Earl: gives £100 234 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Earl: gives a piece of beef and sixpence to 2 1831-1854 1458 persons 478 Fitzwilliam Earl: gives a reception at Wentworth House 526 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Earl: goes to Ireland 452 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Earl: his death 16 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Earl: holds the manor of Reider the Saxon 6 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Earl: in his gift Tankersley rectory 1 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Earl: Knight of the Garter 345 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Earl: lays foundation stone of West Melton Church 469 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Earl: patron Choral Society Barnsley 394, 417 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Earl: patron of Horticultural Society Barnsley 388 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Earl: talks to excavators 93 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Wentworth William: 15 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Ann: Lady 92 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Charles Hon.: 477 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Charles: to Ann Dundas 514 2 1831-1854 Fitzwilliam Charlotte: Lady 16 2 1831-1854 Flags of distress: 486 2 1831-1854 Flagstones from Green Moor 323 2 1831-1854 Flanaghan Matthew: weaver 229, 230, 276 2 1831-1854 Flat pit rope invented by Curr: 32 2 1831-1854 Flax mill: 59 2 1831-1854 Fleetwood Joseph: sheepstealer 209 2 1831-1854 Fleming Wm.: slain at Wath 5 2 1831-1854 Flemings Lords of Wath: 5, 6 2 1831-1854 Flesh Hall Close: 461 2 1831-1854 Fletcher Charles: watchmaker 205, 209 2 1831-1854 Fletcher David: plasterer 83 2 1831-1854 Fletcher Dunnington to Mary Eliza Tee 343 2 1831-1854 Fletcher Edwin: Royston 323, 391 2 1831-1854 Fletcher Francis: Chartist 101, 116 2 1831-1854 Fletcher Henry: linen manufacturer 323, 336, 340 2 1831-1854 Fletcher John Rev. 40, 95, 131, 446 2 1831-1854 Fletcher John: plumber 215 2 1831-1854 Fletcher Joseph: plasterer 284 2 1831-1854 Fletcher Matthew: painter 272 2 1831-1854 Fletcher William: linen manufacturer 133, 378 2 1831-1854 Fletcher William: publican 457 2 1831-1854 Fletcher: Barnsley 73, 82, 203 2 1831-1854 Fletcher: Hoyland 194 2 1831-1854 Fletcher: Tankersley 453 2 1831-1854 Flockton bed of coal: 498 2 1831-1854 Flood at Barnsley: Barnsley 12, 2 1831-1854 Floral Barnsley Society: Barnsley 316, 388, 456 2 1831-1854 Floral Bretton Society: Bretton 316, 390, 456, 511, 517 2 1831-1854 Floral Cawthorne Society: 383 2 1831-1854 Floral Peniston Society: 521 2 1831-1854 Floral Silkston Society: Silkstone 341, 360, 384 2 1831-1854 Flour Society: 378 2 1831-1854 Flynn Michael: hawker 371 2 1831-1854 Foden Peter: absconded 301 2 1831-1854 Foe G. Rev.: 452 2 1831-1854 Fogg John: Franklinian 281, 337, 365 2 1831-1854 Foottitt: Barnsley 260, 265, 285 2 1831-1854 Ford George: to M. A. Bailey 144 2 1831-1854 Ford James: emigrant 250 2 1831-1854 Ford James: waterman 178, 426 2 1831-1854 Ford John: schoolmaster 136, 194, 357, 360 2 1831-1854 Ford Joshua: Fall Head 437 2 1831-1854 Ford William: fire-trier 417 2 1831-1854 Ford: Billingley 236, 270, 485, 2 1831-1854 85, 94, 142, 367, 370, 372, 450, 493, Foresters: 2 1831-1854 504, 506 Forsyth Miss: singer 417 2 1831-1854 Foster John: musician 5 2 1831-1854 Foster Joseph: stonemason 202, 252 2 1831-1854 Foster Thomas: Skiers Spring 487 2 1831-1854 Foster Thomas: surgeon 417 2 1831-1854 Foster: Balby 339 2 1831-1854 Foster: Cawthorne 259 2 1831-1854 Foster: Thurnscoe 119 2 1831-1854 Foster: Wath 339 2 1831-1854 Foulston: Hoyland 295 2 1831-1854 Foulston: Wombwell 271, 278, 313, 319, 405 2 1831-1854 Foundation of flower show West Bretton 390 2 1831-1854 Foundation stone laid of the Corn Exchange: 339 2 1831-1854 Fountain: High Hoyland 301 2 1831-1854 Fountain: Norcroft 249 2 1831-1854 Fox George: hanged himself 375 2 1831-1854 Fox Isaac: flour dealer 300, 307, 340 2 1831-1854 Fox J.: joiner 335 2 1831-1854 Fox James: Smithies 339 2 1831-1854 Fox James: Neptune Inn 479 2 1831-1854 Fox James: to Ann Ellison 413 2 1831-1854 Fox John: Wentworth 282 2 1831-1854 Fox Joseph: Smithies 338, 339 2 1831-1854 Fox King John: 298 2 1831-1854 Fox Mary: aged ninety 65 2 1831-1854 Fox Maule: 140, 141, 142, 144 2 1831-1854 Fox Mrs: her accidental death 484 2 1831-1854 Fox Sarah: Spinster 184 2 1831-1854 Fox William: Wentworth 370 2 1831-1854 Fox William: tried for murder 151, 152, 163 2 1831-1854 Fox: Barnsley 27, 184, 335, 484 2 1831-1854 Fox: Carlcotes 312, 433 2 1831-1854 Fox: Cawthorne 47, 89, 285 2 1831-1854 Fox: Darton 433 2 1831-1854 Fox: Worsborough 34, 86, 485 2 1831-1854 Fox-Lane: Walter Sackville 388, 461 2 1831-1854 France invaded by English Navvies: 76 2 1831-1854 Franklin club: Ardsley 324 2 1831-1854 Franklin club: Doncaster 338 2 1831-1854 Franklin club: Kexborough 316, 317, 334, 413 2 1831-1854 Franklin club: Conisborough 535 2 1831-1854 Franklin Club: Anniversaries Barnsley 337, 365, 428 2 1831-1854 Franklin Club: Appeal of the Franklins: their galas in Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Stainborough Park 283 Franklin Club: Concerts Barnsley 303, 319 2 1831-1854 Franklin Club: Edward Parker on Mohammedanism Barnsley 2 1831-1854 535 Franklin Club: General meeting Barnsley 341 2 1831-1854 Franklin Club: George Dawson on Alfred the Great Barnsley 2 1831-1854 334 Franklin Club: Henry James, in working man's friend Barnsley 311 2 1831-1854 on Franklin Club. Franklin club: it's classes & news room Barnsley 277, 281, 300, 315, 502 2 1831-1854 Franklin club: it's library Barnsley 228, 300 2 1831-1854 Franklin club: it's origins Barnsley 211 2 1831-1854 Franklin Club: John Hugh Burland on Henry Kirk Barnsley 2 1831-1854 White 336 Franklin Club: John Taylor president Barnsley 502 2 1831-1854 Franklin Club: ought to be incorporated with the Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Mechanics Institute 426 Franklin Club: Rev. W. Cathcart on Washington Barnsley 324 2 1831-1854 Franklin Club: St. Hiliare his lecture Barnsley 290 2 1831-1854 Franklin Club: Syllabus of the lectures Barnsley 315 2 1831-1854 Franklin Club: Their excursion and coaches and four to Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Wharncliffe rocks: 314 Franklin Club: their galas in Stainborough Park Stainborough Park 285, 295, 312 2 1831-1854 Franklin Club: Thomas Lister on Ebenezer Elliott Barnsley 318 2 1831-1854 Frazer Thomas: lecturer 203 2 1831-1854 Freehold Land Society: 301 2 1831-1854 Freeman Mackereth Lydia: 63 2 1831-1854 Freeman: Barnsley Barnsley 436 2 1831-1854 Freeman's Inn: 99 2 1831-1854 French Revolution: 280 2 1831-1854 Fretwell Charles: killed 442 2 1831-1854 Friends burial ground at Monk Bretton 305 2 1831-1854 126, 127, 129, 131, 160, 167, 175, 176, Frost John: Chartist 2 1831-1854 193, 237 Frost: 78, 294, 295, 307, 486 2 1831-1854 Frost: Melton West 203, 343, 367, 371 2 1831-1854 Frost: Wentworth 319 2 1831-1854 Frudd Ann: milliner 203 2 1831-1854 Frudd David: joiner 69, 249 2 1831-1854 Frudd Isaac: Sun Inn 339 2 1831-1854 Frudd James: Barnsley 82, 280, 501 2 1831-1854 Frudd James: treasurer 453 2 1831-1854 Frudd John to Miss Kelsey 341 2 1831-1854 Frudd John: warehouseman 341 2 1831-1854 Frudd Sarah: 249 2 1831-1854 Frudd Thomas to Mrs. Binns 418 2 1831-1854 Frudd Thomas: linen manufacturer 10, 214, 278, 313 2 1831-1854 Frudd W. to E. Rhodes: 237 2 1831-1854 Frudd William: draper 271 2 1831-1854 Frudd William: drove to Wakefield 342 2 1831-1854 Frudd: Stubbing 246 2 1831-1854 Fryer James: supervisor 133, 299 2 1831-1854 Fryer Miss: her counterpane 302 2 1831-1854 Fryer Robert: his medical honours 511 2 1831-1854 Funeral of Wellington: 412 2 1831-1854 Furniss Edward: bookkeeper 200 2 1831-1854

Galland A. G. to M. Mason 504 2 1831-1854 Galland R. to F. C. Newman 458 2 1831-1854 Galland S. T. to M.A. Richardson 249 2 1831-1854 Gallows at Wath: 5 2 1831-1854 Game Laws: Offences against the 84, 443 2 1831-1854 Game List: 458, 520 2 1831-1854 Gammage G.R.: author 242, 446 2 1831-1854 Garbutt Matthew: Chartist 222 2 1831-1854 Garbutt Robert: Chartist 193, 197, 202, 213, 215, 216, 225 2 1831-1854 Gardener William: Liverpool 70 2 1831-1854 Gardeners: 85, 89, 141 2 1831-1854 Gardens on Worsborough Common: 283 2 1831-1854 Garland John: Wood Hall 490 2 1831-1854 Garlick John to Betsy Bradley 418 2 1831-1854 211, 277, 281, 290, 338, 372, 382, 391, Garlick John: Franklinian 2 1831-1854 418 Garlick Mary: Belle Vue 283 2 1831-1854 Garlick William: linen manufacturer 283 2 1831-1854 Garner Moses to Sarah Brook 396 2 1831-1854 Garner Moses: chorister 396, 405, 417, 481 2 1831-1854 Garnett: West Melton 54 2 1831-1854 Gas Company: 60, 475, 476, 489, 492, 503 2 1831-1854 Gas: price of 372 2 1831-1854 Gas: St. Mary's first lighted with 257 2 1831-1854 Gascoigne Job: miner 223 2 1831-1854 Gascoigne Joseph: miner 220 2 1831-1854 Gascoigne: Hemsworth 282 2 1831-1854 Gascoigne: Thurgoland 295 2 1831-1854 Gascoigne: Wentworth 168, 334 2 1831-1854 Gate, meaning of in Yorkshire: 32 2 1831-1854 Gates William: currier 211, 281 2 1831-1854 Gatty Alfred Rev.: 402, 446, 518 2 1831-1854 Gaunaro's Diorama: 530 2 1831-1854 Gaunt: Oxspring 1, 261, 262 2 1831-1854 Gawber Church: Sunday School: Gawber 27, 374 2 1831-1854 Gawber Church: Gawber 234, 261, 281, 372 2 1831-1854 Gawber Colliery (North) Gawber 381, 383, 434 2 1831-1854 Gawtress George to Betsy Taylor: 511 2 1831-1854 Gawtress: Brampton 260 2 1831-1854 Gawtress: Wath 28, 438 2 1831-1854 Gelder George to Hannah Field 280 2 1831-1854 Gelder George to Miss Mitchell 397 2 1831-1854 Gelder George: Clayton West 249, 280 2 1831-1854 Gelder John: linen manufacturer 447 2 1831-1854 Gelder Robert to Elizabeth Naylor 247, 345 2 1831-1854 Gelder Robert: butcher 345 2 1831-1854 Gelder Robert: his speech 400 2 1831-1854 Gelder: Barnsley 440 2 1831-1854 Gell Mrs.: Mexborough 289 2 1831-1854 General Thanksgiving: 301 2 1831-1854 Geological & Polytechnic Society: 82, 317 2 1831-1854 George: Saint of Church: St. George's Church 60 2 1831-1854 George Saint of Church: cast window thereof 513 2 1831-1854 Gerraty John: killed on the spot 519 2 1831-1854 Gibson James: slaughterman 329 2 1831-1854 Gibson John: Cudworth 194 2 1831-1854 Gibson John: aged ninety two 65 2 1831-1854 Gibson Robert: coachman 487 2 1831-1854 Gilbanks William: schoolmaster 295 2 1831-1854 Gilberthorpe John: suffocated 265 2 1831-1854 Gill Barnabas: dyer 211, 281 2 1831-1854 Gill Mr.: Book-canvasser 232 2 1831-1854 Gill: Barnborough 248 2 1831-1854 Gill: Houghton 252, 293 2 1831-1854 Gill: Hunshelf 294 2 1831-1854 Gill: Wath 203 2 1831-1854 Gill: Wentworth 371 2 1831-1854 Gillam G. to M. Naylor 517 2 1831-1854 Gillinder William: secretary 201, 202, 203 2 1831-1854 Gillott J.: confectioner 340 2 1831-1854 Gillott John to Elizabeth Axe 415 2 1831-1854 Gillott John: weaver 395 2 1831-1854 Gillott S.: confectioner 301, 396 2 1831-1854 Gillott: Bolton 34, 204 2 1831-1854 Gillott: Hoyland 82, 154, 270 2 1831-1854 Gillott: Platts Common 341 2 1831-1854 Gillott: Wentworth 92 2 1831-1854 Girls in Barnsley coal mines: 198 2 1831-1854 Girt Henry: draper 40 2 1831-1854 Gissop John: died at Wuzeerabad 302 2 1831-1854 Gissop Thomas: injured at Worsborough 497 2 1831-1854 Gissop: Barnsley 137, 428 2 1831-1854 Glandered horse sold: 522, 526 2 1831-1854 Glasgow Cotton Spinners: 80, 81, 82 2 1831-1854 Glass tap and epergne: 323 2 1831-1854 Glassby Robert: Parish clerk 293, 471 2 1831-1854 Glassby: Mexborough 245, 293 2 1831-1854 Gleadhall: Worsborough 104 2 1831-1854 Gledhill James: paramour 360, 363 2 1831-1854 Glee & Madrigal Union: 366 2 1831-1854 Glee Club: 428 2 1831-1854 Glover Peter: weaver 387 2 1831-1854 Glover: Barnsley Barnsley 34, 126, 334, 336 2 1831-1854 Gluttony: 85 2 1831-1854 Glyde Jonathan Rev.: 377 2 1831-1854 Goats: Mr. Stanhope's Highland 40 2 1831-1854 Goddard: Wentworth 293, 294, 367, 425, 497 2 1831-1854 Goldsborough Robert: murderer 183, 195 2 1831-1854 Goldthorp John: ironmonger 425 2 1831-1854 Goldthorp: Catshaw 4, 7 2 1831-1854 Goldthorp: High Hoyland 508 2 1831-1854 Goldthorp: Peniston 339 2 1831-1854 Gomersall John: warehouseman 360 2 1831-1854 Gomersall Mark: miner 428 2 1831-1854 Gomerson John: suffocated 265 2 1831-1854 Gooch E.W. to Ann Clark 505 2 1831-1854 Goodall David: Marine Row 405 2 1831-1854 Goodinson B. to F. Rook 471 2 1831-1854 Goodinson: Elsecar 503 2 1831-1854 Goodwin: Mexborough 10 2 1831-1854 Goodworth John: linen manufacturer 204, 216 2 1831-1854 Goodworth: Barnsley 211, 246 2 1831-1854 Goodyear George: joiner 307, 334 2 1831-1854 Goodyear Joseph: joiner 293, 294 2 1831-1854 Goodyears three: Jumble Lane 396 2 1831-1854 Goole: a free port 387 2 1831-1854 Goose cuts it's own throat: 497 2 1831-1854 Gooseberries shown at Ardsley 381, 449 2 1831-1854 Gore Malachi: fined £5 382 2 1831-1854 Goss: Hemingfield 94, 448 2 1831-1854 Gourd mammoth: 204 2 1831-1854 Gowan Mrs.: Mexborough 289 2 1831-1854 Gower Peter: innkeeper 335 2 1831-1854 Grace: Barugh 316 2 1831-1854 Gracey on Physiology: 375, 377 2 1831-1854 Graham Luke: 248 2 1831-1854 Grain admitted free: 255 2 1831-1854 Grammar School: 61, 346 2 1831-1854 Grant Richard: died in distress 381 2 1831-1854 Graveyard: at Elsecar 214 2 1831-1854 Grayson Mr. to Sarah Ann Carr 339 2 1831-1854 Grayson: Peniston 67, 246 2 1831-1854 Great Exhibition: 309, 323, 384, 390 2 1831-1854 Greaves Charles: Barnsley 20, 135 2 1831-1854 Greaves John: tallow chandler 391 2 1831-1854 Greaves: Birchworth (Rough) 520 2 1831-1854 Greaves: Kirkwood 73, 218 2 1831-1854 Greaves: Mexborough 498 2 1831-1854 Greaves: Peniston 248, 256 2 1831-1854 Greaves: Thurlston 186, 391 2 1831-1854 Green C. to H. Langstaff 208 2 1831-1854 Green C.W. Rev.: 439 2 1831-1854 Green Charles: constable 361 2 1831-1854 Green Charles: Machinist 381 2 1831-1854 Green Charles: miner 223, 224 2 1831-1854 Green George: Manor House Inn 308, 371 2 1831-1854 Green George: at Dandison's 224 2 1831-1854 Green John to Esther Wilson 381 2 1831-1854 Green John to Miss Stubbs 91 2 1831-1854 Green John: Chartist 139 2 1831-1854 Green John: omnibus driver 480 2 1831-1854 Green Joseph: bleacher 295 2 1831-1854 Green King Well: 272, 295 2 1831-1854 Green Thomas to Amy Moxon 255 2 1831-1854 Green Thomas to Mary Rymer 393 2 1831-1854 Green Thomas: solicitor's clerk 312 2 1831-1854 Green William: cabinetmaker 279, 312 2 1831-1854 Green: Hunshelf 116 2 1831-1854 Green: Ardsley 468 2 1831-1854 Green: Barnsley 35, 86, 357 2 1831-1854 Green: Darfield 210 2 1831-1854 Green: Darton 66, 357 2 1831-1854 Green: Middop 260, 471 2 1831-1854 Green: Peniston 261, 268 2 1831-1854 Green: Wentworth 203 2 1831-1854 Green: Carlton 94 2 1831-1854 Green: precipitated to the bottom 180 2 1831-1854 Green: superintendent 283, 328, 373, 489 2 1831-1854 Greenmoor School erected: 39 2 1831-1854 Greenwood Matthias: parish clerk 373 2 1831-1854 Greenwood: Barnsley 67, 68 2 1831-1854 Greenwood: Darton 4 2 1831-1854 Greenwood: Highstone 180 2 1831-1854 Greig: anti-corn-law lecturer 104 2 1831-1854 Greville's diary: 27 2 1831-1854 Grey J. to H. Richardson 419 2 1831-1854 Grey William: veterinary surgeon 339 2 1831-1854 Grey: Blacker 334, 343 2 1831-1854 Grey: Hoyland 33, 167 2 1831-1854 Grey: Rainborough 1, 27 2 1831-1854 Grievences at Blacker Hill Colliery 221 2 1831-1854 Grievences at Stainborough 224 2 1831-1854 Grievences of the weavers: 246 2 1831-1854 Griffith Henrietta: her will and codicil 34 2 1831-1854 Griffith: High Hoyland 308 2 1831-1854 203, 213, 215, 216, 221, 223, 224, 225, Grimshaw John: weaver 2 1831-1854 227, 229, 230, 231, 232, 236 237, 238 Grimshaw Robert: Barnsley 285, 339 2 1831-1854 Grove Edmund: Stainborough Inn 110 2 1831-1854 Guard over Napoleon: 100 2 1831-1854 Guardians to poor law board: Peniston 392 2 1831-1854 61, 63, 307, 308, 365, 392, 395, 401, Guardians: 2 1831-1854 403, 408, 498, 499, 516 Guest v Rimington 512 2 1831-1854 Guest B. R. to E. Briggs 249 2 1831-1854 Guest Cassandra: 294 2 1831-1854 Guest G. to Mrs. Newham 408 2 1831-1854 Guest Henry: cashier 69 2 1831-1854 Guest John to Miss Firth 340 2 1831-1854 Guest W. to R Green 520 2 1831-1854 Guest William: butcher 247, 485 2 1831-1854 Guest: Billingley 11, 83 2 1831-1854 Guest: Birdwell 282, 393, 517 2 1831-1854 Guest: Bolton 114 2 1831-1854 Guest: Coult Lane 2, 377 2 1831-1854 Guest: Cudworth 12, 13, 498, 513 2 1831-1854 Guest: Darfield 101 2 1831-1854 Guest: Houghton 294, 534 2 1831-1854 Guest: Skiers Spring 335 2 1831-1854 Guild Catholic: 162 2 1831-1854 Gulliver G. to S. Marshall 448 2 1831-1854 Gully: prizefighter 9 2 1831-1854 Gumersal Martin: Bottom Steward 286 2 1831-1854 Gun loaded in his pocket: 506 2 1831-1854 Gunpowder explosion: 131, 307, 396 2 1831-1854 Gunson C. to Ann Hunter 397 2 1831-1854 Gunyon: Barnsley 28, 248, 415, 417 2 1831-1854 Gypsy Jack: 168, 171, 175, 176 2 1831-1854

Hackforth George: druggist 109 2 1831-1854 Hackforth Matthew: shepherd 270 2 1831-1854 Hadfield Samuel Rev.: 255, 269 2 1831-1854 Hadfield: Peniston 17, 260 2 1831-1854 Haggard Mark: coachman 207 2 1831-1854 95, 107, 290, 258, 360, 366, 395, 422, Hague Benjamin: 2 1831-1854 430, 450, 461, 492, 501, 535 Hague Lewden: 456 2 1831-1854 Hague P.J. to Mary Haxworth 218 2 1831-1854 Hague Parkin Joseph: 195, 374, 436, 476 2 1831-1854 Hague Sarah: witness 332 2 1831-1854 Hague: Ecclesfield 4 2 1831-1854 Hague: Elsecar 434 2 1831-1854 Hague: Hoyland 412 2 1831-1854 Hague: Swaithe 13, 28, 249 2 1831-1854 Hague: Wentworth 205, 209, 270 2 1831-1854 Haigh Boaz: witness 107 2 1831-1854 Haigh George: house steward 285 2 1831-1854 Haigh Joseph: Worsborough 498 2 1831-1854 Haigh William: deaf and dumb 275, 289, 307 2 1831-1854 Haigh: Catshaw 365 2 1831-1854 Haigh: Hemsworth 34 2 1831-1854 Haigh: Ingbirchworth 283 2 1831-1854 Haigh: Kexborough 433 2 1831-1854 Haigh: Thurlston 519 2 1831-1854 Haigh: fulling mill Oxspring 236, 261 2 1831-1854 Hail storm in July: 87, 248 2 1831-1854 Haimes Henry: coach proprietor 233 2 1831-1854 Halifax Gaol: Barnsley debtors to go to Barnsley 373 2 1831-1854 Halifax Viscount: 9, 34 2 1831-1854 Hall Charles: witness Fernley House 222 2 1831-1854 Hall Charles: witness 363 2 1831-1854 Hall E. to S. Day 490 2 1831-1854 Hall Edward: attorney 37, 287 2 1831-1854 Hall Elizabeth: aged ninety-one 53 2 1831-1854 Hall James: farmer 27 2 1831-1854 Hall John: Mapplewell 229 2 1831-1854 Hall Joseph: brush manufacturer 498 2 1831-1854 Hall Joseph: ironmonger 227 2 1831-1854 Hall Joseph: seed merchant 237 2 1831-1854 Hall: Barnsley 300, 369 2 1831-1854 Hall: Blacker 66, 270, 453 2 1831-1854 Hall: Carlcotes 197 2 1831-1854 Hall: Carlton 35, 270 2 1831-1854 Hall: Dunford Bridge 308 2 1831-1854 Hall: Elsecar 36 2 1831-1854 Hall: Hiendley 240 2 1831-1854 Hall: Peniston 53 2 1831-1854 Hall: Swallow Hill 109, 277 2 1831-1854 Hall: Wentworth 40, 248 2 1831-1854 Hallamshire: Hunter's 49 2 1831-1854 Halls G. Rev.: 231 2 1831-1854 Halton John: comedian 271 2 1831-1854 Hamilton W. R. Rev.: 532 2 1831-1854 Hammanton: West Melton 294 2 1831-1854 Hammond Henry: witness 483 2 1831-1854 Hammond: Pilley 27, 64 2 1831-1854 Hampshire Joseph: lecturer 526 2 1831-1854 Hampshire: High Hoyland 203 2 1831-1854 Hampson Charles: publican 457 2 1831-1854 Hanby: Staincross 14 2 1831-1854 Hanby: Wath 269 2 1831-1854 Hancock: Wath 485 2 1831-1854 Handley Joseph: stole damask linen 493 2 1831-1854 Handley: Darfield 139 2 1831-1854 Handloom Commission: 89 2 1831-1854 Hankinson J. to E. Matthewman 315 2 1831-1854 Hanlon John: schoolmaster 21 2 1831-1854 Hanson J. Rev.: 457 2 1831-1854 Hanson Joseph: schoolmaster 308 2 1831-1854 Hanson: Skiers Hall 112, 116, 298 2 1831-1854 Harborough House: 61 2 1831-1854 Hardcastle John to Miss Johnson 382 2 1831-1854 Hardcastle: Guiderbottom 202 2 1831-1854 Hardy George to Martha Dobson 418 2 1831-1854 Hardy George to Martha Simpson 339 2 1831-1854 Hardy John M.D.: 53 2 1831-1854 Hardy: Elsecar 499 2 1831-1854 Hares damage trees in Bretton Park 83 2 1831-1854 Hares fighting: 212 2 1831-1854 Hargate Hill: 156, 157, 310 2 1831-1854 Hargate Richard: died suddenly 384 2 1831-1854 Hargrave: Clayton West 89 2 1831-1854 Hargreave Ann: Felkirk 215 2 1831-1854 Hargreaves J.: schoolmaster 445 2 1831-1854 Hargreaves John: stonemason 277 2 1831-1854 Hargreaves: Cudworth 200, 204 2 1831-1854 Hargreaves: Scholes 298 2 1831-1854 Harley John to Miss Hunt 340 2 1831-1854 Harley John: clerk 274, 279, 280, 340 2 1831-1854 Harley Julian George: 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 198, 200 2 1831-1854 Harper Mr.: lecturer 232, 233 2 1831-1854 Harper: Worsborough 526 2 1831-1854 Harper's Tale: 136 2 1831-1854 Harris Mr.: lecturer 223, 224 2 1831-1854 Harrison Charles: tailor 339 2 1831-1854 Harrison Edwin to Jane Blackburn 335 2 1831-1854 Harrison Esther: died of cholera 301 2 1831-1854 Harrison G. to E. Beevers 405 2 1831-1854 Harrison George Rev.: 84 2 1831-1854 Harrison George: bookseller 193, 282, 283, 296 2 1831-1854 Harrison George: solicitor 233, 336 2 1831-1854 Harrison Henry: warehouseman 307 2 1831-1854 Harrison J. to E. Sutcliff 250 2 1831-1854 Harrison John to Jane White 339 2 1831-1854 Harrison John: hatter 445 2 1831-1854 Harrison John: tailor 283 2 1831-1854 Harrison Joseph to Caroline Attee 295 2 1831-1854 Harrison Joseph: found dead 425 2 1831-1854 Harrison Mary: aged ninety 277 2 1831-1854 Harrison Thomas: joiner 248, 250, 260 2 1831-1854 Harrison Thomas: tailor 287 2 1831-1854 Harrison W. to S. Truelove 209 2 1831-1854 28, 40, 126, 186, 194, 201, 245, 287, Harrison: Barnsley 2 1831-1854 408, 445 Harrison: Burton Grange 135, 231 2 1831-1854 Harrison: St. Helen's 89, 144, 149, 285, 460, 499 2 1831-1854 Harrison: Wath 245 2 1831-1854 Harrison: Worsborough 14, 15, 53, 283 2 1831-1854 Harrison: hanged himself 72 2 1831-1854 Harrop Ben: Boardhill 271, 300 2 1831-1854 Harrop John: transported 498 2 1831-1854 Harrop: Wath 1, 485 2 1831-1854 Hart John Rev.: 105 2 1831-1854 Hartley Bishop James, Rev.: 216, 235 2 1831-1854 Hartley Miss: went to Hayti 392 2 1831-1854 Hartley William: bricklayer 339 2 1831-1854 Hartley: Parkgate 19, 84 2 1831-1854 Hartley: Wentworth 265, 294 2 1831-1854 Hartop Henry: Barnborough Hall 345, 454 2 1831-1854 Harvey Charles to Lucy Pigot 295 2 1831-1854 Harvey Charles: linen manufacturer 369, 388, 439, 449 2 1831-1854 Harvey Henry: linen manufacturer 450, 498 2 1831-1854 Harvey William: linen manufacturer 78, 79, 124, 125, 369, 373, 439, 472 2 1831-1854 Harvey: Barnsley 106 2 1831-1854 Harvey: Woolley 372 2 1831-1854 Harvey: killed at Cudworth 207, 209 2 1831-1854 Haslam William: watchman 487 2 1831-1854 Hastings Flora Lady: poetress 36 2 1831-1854 Hatfield Joseph: witness 382 2 1831-1854 Hattersley Jonathan: Hall Green 218 2 1831-1854 Hattersley Parkinson & Co.: linen manufacturers 323, 440, 530 2 1831-1854 Hattersley: Dayhouse 278 2 1831-1854 Hawk: Wentworth 112, 204, 453 2 1831-1854 Hawksley W.J.: merchant 190 2 1831-1854 Hawksworth John gent. 418 2 1831-1854 Hawksworth John: Thurlston 279 2 1831-1854 Hawksworth Mr. to Miss Briggs 202, 260 2 1831-1854 Hawksworth William: Swan Inn 307, 343, 378, 448 2 1831-1854 Hawksworth: Middop 34 2 1831-1854 Hawksworth: Pashley Green 102 2 1831-1854 Hawksworth: Barnsley 34, 408 2 1831-1854 Hawksworth: Carlton 2 2 1831-1854 Hawrcroft Charles: burglar 418, 419, 427 2 1831-1854 Hawrcroft Joseph confectioner, to Mary Moubray 208, 286 2 1831-1854 Hawrcroft Joseph confectioner, to Miss Hind 109, 153 2 1831-1854 Hawson G. to Julia Garland 459 2 1831-1854 Hawson: Wombwell 246, 336, 408, 443 2 1831-1854 Hawthorn: Milton ironworks 246 2 1831-1854 Hawthorn: budded on 8th Feb 308 2 1831-1854 Haxby T. to E. Barker 338 2 1831-1854 Haxby: Wath 325 2 1831-1854 Haxworth & Carnley: linen manufacturers 216, 217, 218, 323, 440, 530 2 1831-1854 Haxworth Christopher: innkeeper 212 2 1831-1854 Haxworth Robert: linen bleacher 150 2 1831-1854 Haxworth: Barnsley 27, 126, 137, 163, 225, 237, 279 2 1831-1854 Haxworth: Darfield 270, 373 2 1831-1854 Hayes Alderman: 313 2 1831-1854 Hayes: Barnsley 33, 64 2 1831-1854 Haynes John: witness 327 2 1831-1854 Haynes Miss: schoolmistress 308 2 1831-1854 Haywood H. to S. A. Hattersley 222 2 1831-1854 Haywood Jonas: his grindstone 323 2 1831-1854 Haywood: Darfield 104, 129 2 1831-1854 Haywood: Hoyle Mill 248, 260, 323 2 1831-1854 He seized a knife: the young fiend 82 2 1831-1854 Headen Elizabeth: spinster 215 2 1831-1854 Headen Michael: Barnsley 163, 413 2 1831-1854 Headen Thomas: Barnsley 66, 83 2 1831-1854 Heads and Tails of Truth: 359 2 1831-1854 Healam: Wentworth 37, 82 2 1831-1854 Heald Thomas: Barnsley 282, 413 2 1831-1854 Heanley: Staincross 214, 227 2 1831-1854 Heartshead Moor: Great Meeting at Heartshead Moor 66 2 1831-1854 Hebblethwaite Samuel: butcher 367 2 1831-1854 Hebblethwaite: Peniston 284 2 1831-1854 Heeley: Snowden Hill 3 2 1831-1854 Heeley Noah: killed 514 2 1831-1854 Hell Hull and Halifax 241 2 1831-1854 Helleley: Brierley 275, 289, 306 2 1831-1854 Hellewell: Bolton 19 2 1831-1854 Hellewell: Paw Hill 317 2 1831-1854 Hellewell: Peniston 261, 317 2 1831-1854 Hemingway: Haigh 19 2 1831-1854 Hemsworth: Poor Law Union 314 2 1831-1854 Hemsworth: Reading Room 493 2 1831-1854 Henderson: Mexborough 537 2 1831-1854 Hengler's Hippodrome: 457 2 1831-1854 Henry Mr. His lecture in the Corn Exchange: 392 2 1831-1854 Heppenstall Feargus O'Connor: 143 2 1831-1854 Hepper: Barnsley 135 2 1831-1854 Heppleston Joseph: killed 537 2 1831-1854 Heppleston: Cawthorne 135, 261, 272 2 1831-1854 Heppleston: Peniston 283, 339, 417 2 1831-1854 Heppleston: Thurlston 10, 12 2 1831-1854 Heptinstall: Billingley 35, 67, 336 2 1831-1854 Heptinstall: Darfield 34 2 1831-1854 Heptinstall: Denby 444 2 1831-1854 Hepworth George: outcast 104, 106, 109, 2 1831-1854 Hepworth Hannah: burned to death 309 2 1831-1854 Hepworth James: tanner 136 2 1831-1854 Hepworth Joshua: tanner 307, 335, 427 2 1831-1854 Hepworth Samuel: Ram Inn 152, 271 2 1831-1854 Hepworth Timothy: farmer 309 2 1831-1854 Hepworth William: grocer 194, 427 2 1831-1854 Hepworth: Billcliff 94 2 1831-1854 Hepworth: Dodworth 403 2 1831-1854 Hepworth: Langsett 52 2 1831-1854 Hepworth: Wath 1178 2 1831-1854 Herbert John: miner 220, 222, 223, 224 2 1831-1854 Heron: Darton 129, 188 2 1831-1854 Herring: Billingley 64 2 1831-1854 Herring: Darfield 256 2 1831-1854 Heskith Robert: chartist 186 2 1831-1854 Heslop: Barnby Hall 214, 249, 446 2 1831-1854 Hetherington Henry: journalist 176 2 1831-1854 Hewitt Billingley 1, 216, 265 2 1831-1854 Hewitt Mexborough 339 2 1831-1854 Hexameter Poetry: 306 2 1831-1854 Hey R. to A. Brettoner 480 2 1831-1854 Hey: Clayton West 526 2 1831-1854 Heywood George: Spotted Cow 135 2 1831-1854 Heywood James: Chemist 474 2 1831-1854 Heywood John: Stone Merchant 197, 211 2 1831-1854 Heywood Luke: Rev. 98 2 1831-1854 Hibbert C. Rev: 508 2 1831-1854 Hibbert: Pogmoor 394 2 1831-1854 Hibernian Society 82 2 1831-1854 Hick Allan to Mary Pearson 456 2 1831-1854 Hicks: Mexborough 16 2 1831-1854 Hickson: High Hoyland 367 2 1831-1854 Higgins Thomas: killed 359 2 1831-1854 Higginson E. Rev.: 532 2 1831-1854 High Sheriff: Vernon Wentworth 179, 180 2 1831-1854 Higham: Colliery exploded Higham 427 2 1831-1854 Hill Catherine: Worsborough 392 2 1831-1854 Hill Henry: sportsman 505 2 1831-1854 Hill Luke: killed on the spot 442 2 1831-1854 Hill Thomas & Mary: 12 2 1831-1854 71, 81, 82, 88, 148, 162, 167, 168, 175, Hill William Rev.: 2 1831-1854 180, 188, 203 Hill William: innkeeper 374 2 1831-1854 Hill: Carlton 317 2 1831-1854 Hill: Royston 248 2 1831-1854 Hill: Ardsley Ardsley 383 2 1831-1854 Hilton Joseph: bell-founder 55 2 1831-1854 Hilton: Worsborough 89 2 1831-1854 Hinch: Wentworth 186 2 1831-1854 Hinchcliff Henry: killed 360 2 1831-1854 Hinchcliff J. to M. Dobson 278 2 1831-1854 Hinchcliff: Bretton Monk 294 2 1831-1854 Hinchcliff: Cote 295, 446 2 1831-1854 Hinchcliff: Hartcliff 360 2 1831-1854 Hinchcliff: High Hoyland 7, 178 2 1831-1854 Hinchcliff: Peniston 4, 19, 335 2 1831-1854 Hinchcliff: Royston 34 2 1831-1854 Hinchcliff: Tankersley 325 2 1831-1854 Hinchcliff: Wheatley Hill 294 2 1831-1854 53, 59, 61, 163, 210, 281, 332, 379, 384, Hindle James William: architect 2 1831-1854 385, 386, 456 Hindoo fanatics: 392 2 1831-1854 Hirst John: chairman 445, 447 2 1831-1854 Hirst John: died in London 339 2 1831-1854 Hirst John: without ticket 486 2 1831-1854 Hirst Matthew: killed 394, 396, 416 2 1831-1854 Hirst: Adwick 28, 168 2 1831-1854 Hirst: Bence House 116, 302, 316 2 1831-1854 Hirst: Darton 468 2 1831-1854 Hirst: Elsecar 56, 486 2 1831-1854 Hislop: Woolley 231 2 1831-1854 History of the Chartists: 242 2 1831-1854 History of the Prayer Book: by J. Hudson 264, 360 2 1831-1854 Hitchin: Barnsley 384 2 1831-1854 Hoadley William: Shuttle-maker 197 2 1831-1854 Hobson Amos: bachelor 307 2 1831-1854 Hobson Luke: Chartist 167 2 1831-1854 Hobson Varah Thomas: Rev 99, 168, 265, 343 2 1831-1854 Hobson: Dodworth 197, 217, 375 2 1831-1854 Hobson: Hoober 11, 85 2 1831-1854 Hobson: Hoyland 1, 27, 129, 208, 347 2 1831-1854 Hobson: Ingbirchworth 34, 298 2 1831-1854 Hobson: Skier's Hall 71, 139 2 1831-1854 Hobson: Wath 271 2 1831-1854 Hockings: lecturer 162 2 1831-1854 Hodgetts H. to R. Tee 301 2 1831-1854 Hodgetts: Bartley Bartley 163 2 1831-1854 Hodgson: Haigh Hall 276, 289, 307 2 1831-1854 Hodgson Joseph: fire-trier 417 2 1831-1854 Hodgson: Cawthorne 11 2 1831-1854 Hodson: Darfield 29, 92, 336 2 1831-1854 Hoey Esther: 414 2 1831-1854 69, 78, 81, 82, 83, 90, 95, 98, 102, 106, Hoey Peter demagogue: A broth of a boy 2 1831-1854 108, 109 Hoey Peter demagogue: apprehended 114, 116 2 1831-1854 Hoey Peter demagogue: at Drogheda 181, 184 2 1831-1854 Hoey Peter demagogue: at Leeds 186, 189 , 193, 200 2 1831-1854 Hoey Peter demagogue: at Coventry 201 2 1831-1854 Hoey Peter demagogue: at Manchester 205, 208, 210, 211, 214, 225, 232, 276 2 1831-1854 Hoey Peter demagogue: chairman on the 12th of 2 1831-1854 August 112 Hoey Peter demagogue: elected to the Convention 2 1831-1854 111 Hoey Peter demagogue: had swollen legs and feet 137 2 1831-1854 Hoey Peter demagogue: imprisoned two years 135, 140 2 1831-1854 Hoey Peter demagogue: released from prison 163, 167, 174, 176, 177, 178, 179 2 1831-1854 Hoey Peter demagogue: to inhale his native air 139, 152, 153, 162, 163 2 1831-1854 Hoey Peter demagogue: tried for sedition 133 2 1831-1854 Hoffman's Organophonic Band: 456 2 1831-1854 Holbury: death of 200, 202 2 1831-1854 Hold Amos: his carved frame: 323 2 1831-1854 Hold Amos to Miss Oldfield 377 2 1831-1854 Hold Job: artist 85, 248 2 1831-1854 Hold John: painter 381 2 1831-1854 Holden G. to S. Dickenson 220 2 1831-1854 Holden: Cawthorne Lanes 308 2 1831-1854 Holden: Clough Green 67 2 1831-1854 Holden: Darton 94, 129 2 1831-1854 Holden: Wentworth 345 2 1831-1854 Holdgate William: lecturer 218, 220, 222 2 1831-1854 Holdsworth Joseph: constable 488 2 1831-1854 Holker John Rev.: 2 2 1831-1854 Holland Charles: market-gardener 439 2 1831-1854 Holland John: author 23, 39, 240 2 1831-1854 Hollingworth: Bolton 214, 260 2 1831-1854 Hollingworth: Tyers Hill 360 2 1831-1854 Holmfirth Flood: 358, 360, 408 2 1831-1854 Holt Stephen: 92101 2 1831-1854 Honest View Ho.: 284, 137 2 1831-1854 Honeywell Colliery: coals fell Honeywell 342 2 1831-1854 Hook Dr. at Barnsley Church Institute: 459 2 1831-1854 Hope Jefferson John to M. Travis 340 2 1831-1854 Hopkinson: Barnborough 37, 168 2 1831-1854 Hopwood John: plumber 199 2 1831-1854 Hopwood William coal-merchant 64, 194, 198, 216, 222, 286, 534 2 1831-1854 Hopwood's pit: exploded 194 2 1831-1854 Horbury C to E. Wilkinson 198 2 1831-1854 Horbury John: stone-mason 17, 135, 197 2 1831-1854 Horbury: Barnsley 416 2 1831-1854 Horn William: Crown Court 447 2 1831-1854 Horn: Staincross 526, 530 2 1831-1854 Hornby John: butcher 294, 356, 471 2 1831-1854 Horner John: aged ninety-one 396 2 1831-1854 Horner John: old inhabitant 336, 396 2 1831-1854 Horner Joseph: 35, 281 2 1831-1854 Horner: Woolley 40, 193 2 1831-1854 Horn's Tavern: 375 2 1831-1854 Horse cut to pieces: 342 2 1831-1854 Horse leaped over the cow: 343 2 1831-1854 Horses stabbed at: Kexborough 381 2 1831-1854 Horsfall John: coal-merchant 221 2 1831-1854 Horsfall W. to E. Scargill 298 2 1831-1854 Horsfall: Barnsley 90, 221 2 1831-1854 Horsfall: Billingley 199 2 1831-1854 Horsfield: Wentworth 20, 308 2 1831-1854 Horsfield Benjamin: linen manufacturer 11, 231, 309 2 1831-1854 Horsfield John: ringer 394 2 1831-1854 Horsfield John: tailor 286 2 1831-1854 Horsfield: Barnsley 248, 309 2 1831-1854 Horticultural Society: Barnsley 316, 388, 456 2 1831-1854 Horticultural Society: Cawthorne 383 2 1831-1854 Horticultural Society: Bretton 316, 390, 456, 511, 517 2 1831-1854 Horticultural Society: Peniston 521 2 1831-1854 Horticultural Society: Silkston 341, 360, 384 2 1831-1854 Horton: Darfield 298 2 1831-1854 Horton: Hoyland 413 2 1831-1854 Hough: Wentworth 428 2 1831-1854 Houghton Old Hall: 156 2 1831-1854 Houghton George: teacher 203 2 1831-1854 Houlden v Shakespear & White: 414 2 1831-1854 Hounds Field: Felkirk 261, 278 2 1831-1854 House I live in: 356 2 1831-1854 House of Commons: 139, 140, 141, 200 2 1831-1854 Housley Estate: 271 2 1831-1854 Howard Cooper: Brierley Manor 359, 365, 374, 375, 402, 442, 505 2 1831-1854 Howard T. to Miss Clark 237 2 1831-1854 Howarth: Thurlston 286 2 1831-1854 Howe J. to Mrs. Mitchell 508 2 1831-1854 Howe Richard: Rev, 282 2 1831-1854 Hoyes Elizabeth Mexborough 248 2 1831-1854 Hoyland G. to H. Powell 449 2 1831-1854 Hoyland W. Knight of St. John: 372 2 1831-1854 Hoyland: Barley Hole 2 2 1831-1854 Hoyland: Brierley 323 2 1831-1854 Hoyland: Genn House 116 2 1831-1854 Hoyle G. Rev.: 391 2 1831-1854 Hudson J. Rev. to Hannah Willan 294 2 1831-1854 264, 281, 284, 294, 300, 342, 360, 395, Hudson Joseph Rev. 2 1831-1854 402, 413, 447, 459 Hudson: Barnsley 285 2 1831-1854 Hudson: Nethermill 278 2 1831-1854 Hudson: Swaith 2, 518 2 1831-1854 Huggins E. Rev.: 427 2 1831-1854 Huggins Mrs.: on Temperance 427 2 1831-1854 Humiliation at Barnsley: 300, 500 2 1831-1854 Humphrey Constantine George: 383 2 1831-1854 Hunt Turner Joseph: 14 2 1831-1854 Hunt Henry: Commemoration of 94, 152, 236 2 1831-1854 Hunt Mark: Pilley 508 2 1831-1854 Hunt: Thurgoland 446 2 1831-1854 Hunt: Wath 53, 110 2 1831-1854 Hunt: Wortley 454 2 1831-1854 Hunt: his hand amputated 490 2 1831-1854 Hunter Joseph: killed 356 2 1831-1854 Hunter Mr.: Orangeman 374 2 1831-1854 Hunter: Elsecar 313 2 1831-1854 Hunter: Houghton 413 2 1831-1854 Huntington John: carpenter 193, 248, 286 2 1831-1854 Huntley John: watchmaker 319, 445, 2 1831-1854 Huntley William: his murder 183, 195 2 1831-1854 Huntley William: sadler 29, 307 2 1831-1854 Hurrah for the men of Barnsley 179, 290, 308 2 1831-1854 Hurricanes at Barnsley 98, 290, 308, 418, 457, 537 2 1831-1854 Hurricanes: conversations about 375 2 1831-1854 Husband, Thomas: supposed to have been garrotted 478, 479, 481, 483 2 1831-1854 Hussars 7th 538 2 1831-1854 Hussey's American Reaping Machine: 381 2 1831-1854 Hutchinson James: letter carrier 417 2 1831-1854 Hutchinson John: witness 328 2 1831-1854 Hutchinson T.: died of his injuries 421 2 1831-1854 Hutchinson: Barnsley 342 2 1831-1854 Hutchinson: Bretton West 319 2 1831-1854 Hyde Bernard: ringer 412 2 1831-1854 Hyde William: linen manufacturer 90, 440 2 1831-1854 Hyde: Barnsley 67, 90, 405 2 1831-1854 Hymn for colliers: 245 2 1831-1854

Ibberson: Thurlston 83, 140 2 1831-1854 Ibbertson: Bolton 1 2 1831-1854 Ibbotson Joseph: linen manufacturer 229 2 1831-1854 Ibbotson W. to M. Dobson 285 2 1831-1854 Ibbotson: Barnsley 95, 228 2 1831-1854 Ibbotson: Cawthorne 37, 308 2 1831-1854 Ibbotson: Thurlston 40, 209 2 1831-1854 Ibeson J. to M. Liddall 236 2 1831-1854 Ibeson Robert: surgeon 285, 317, 338 2 1831-1854 Ibeson William: solicitor 335 2 1831-1854 Ibeson: Hemsworth 283, 335 2 1831-1854 Ice fell weighing 2lbs: 248 2 1831-1854 Ice in August: 453 2 1831-1854 If all the virtues which the critticks call: 241 2 1831-1854 Illingworth W. to Mary Turner 413 2 1831-1854 Illingworth: Hoyland 200, 215 2 1831-1854 Illingworth: Thurgoland 294, 312 2 1831-1854 Illuminated Clock at Sough Bridge 86 2 1831-1854 Illuminated Clocks in Corn Exchange: 394, 403 2 1831-1854 In the sweet Spring: January Searle 353 2 1831-1854 Incendiary stack fires: 73, 217, 218, 232, 313 2 1831-1854 Inchbold: Darfield 218, 415 2 1831-1854 Independents: of Stubbing 391 2 1831-1854 Infangtheof: meaning of 5 2 1831-1854 Infant school: at Pindar Oaks 33 2 1831-1854 Infant school: at Barnsley 88 2 1831-1854 Infant school: at Silkston 308 2 1831-1854 Infantry at Barnsley Barracks 281, 441, 490 2 1831-1854 Influenza: 271 2 1831-1854 Ingall John: medical botanist 49 2 1831-1854 Ingham John: bank clerk 281 2 1831-1854 Ingham: Woolley 64, 256 2 1831-1854 Ingram: Wentworth 499, 507 2 1831-1854 Inkstand: silver 308 2 1831-1854 Inland Revenue: 519 2 1831-1854 Inniskillen Dragoons: at Barnsley 498 2 1831-1854 Innocent William Rev.: 334, 341, 359 2 1831-1854 Inns Richard ironmonger: Chairman of the Guardians 2 1831-1854 499 Inns Richard ironmonger: Elected Guardian of the Poor 2 1831-1854 307 Inns Richard ironmonger: Gunpowder explosion in his 2 1831-1854 shop 131 Inns Richard ironmonger: he marries Jane Battison 2 1831-1854 153 Inns Richard ironmonger: his daughter dies 339 2 1831-1854 Inns Richard ironmonger: his opinion of the bible 416 2 1831-1854 Inns Richard ironmonger: on a County Court jury 534 2 1831-1854 Inns Richard ironmonger: on the Board of Health 450, 476 2 1831-1854 Inns Richard ironmonger: Presented Thomas Lister 308 2 1831-1854 with a silver inkstand & gold pen Inns Richard ironmonger: President of Mechanics 2 1831-1854 Institute 279, 280 Inns Richard ironmonger: she dies 193 2 1831-1854 Inns Richard ironmonger: supports the motion for the 2 1831-1854 compulsory purchase of gas & water works 492 Inns Richard ironmonger: would never be chairman 2 1831-1854 again 493 Inquiry concerning weaver's earnings: 72 2 1831-1854 Inquisitiones Nonarum: 5 2 1831-1854 Institute for Promoting Education and Science: 61, 63, 64, 83 2 1831-1854 Iredale: Wath 37 2 1831-1854 Iris on Barnsley weavers: 68 2 1831-1854 Irish Chartists: 178 2 1831-1854 Ironside Isaac: Sheffield 83 2 1831-1854 Irvine John: Chartist 167 2 1831-1854 Irving: Worsborough Common 462 2 1831-1854 Irwine P. A. Rev. 343 2 1831-1854 Israel: Land and People of 325 2 1831-1854 I've seen the summer's morn: 19 2 1831-1854 Jackson & Matthewman 323, 440 2 1831-1854 Jackson B. S. to Ann Bottomley 260 2 1831-1854 Jackson Barnsley 285 2 1831-1854 Jackson Bottomley Samuel: linen manufacturer 402, 436, 438, 505 2 1831-1854 Jackson C. to Kezia Grey 83 2 1831-1854 Jackson Edward: 82 2 1831-1854 Jackson F. to Fanny Wordsworth 282 2 1831-1854 Jackson George to Miss Ostcliff 217 2 1831-1854 Jackson George: miller 203, 217 2 1831-1854 Jackson Gervase Frederick M.D. 282, 315, 316, 343, 391, 397, 472, 517 2 1831-1854 Jackson Henry: 210, 234, 426, 440, 517 2 1831-1854 Jackson John to Ann Hammond 413 2 1831-1854 Jackson John: Canklow 278, 530 2 1831-1854 Jackson John: 82 2 1831-1854 Jackson Joshua: 53, 145 2 1831-1854 Jackson Lucy: Grimethorp Mills 426 2 1831-1854 Jackson R. to H. Blackburn 248 2 1831-1854 Jackson Richard: demagogue 99 2 1831-1854 Jackson Thomas: bricklayer 516 2 1831-1854 Jackson Thomas: his bequest 209 2 1831-1854 Jackson W. to J. Bailey 285 2 1831-1854 Jackson William: draper 324 2 1831-1854 Jackson William: his bequest 56, 77 2 1831-1854 Jackson: Denaby 189 2 1831-1854 Jackson: Gawber 11, 71, 211, 289 2 1831-1854 Jackson: Ingbirchworth 215, 339 2 1831-1854 Jackson: Kexborough 83, 207, 415 2 1831-1854 Jackson: Mexborough 311 2 1831-1854 Jackson: Peniston 66, 262 2 1831-1854 Jackson: Skelmanthorp 100 2 1831-1854 Jackson: Wath 78, 116 2 1831-1854 Jackson: Wentworth 12, 28 ,29 2 1831-1854 Jackson: West Melton 24, 33, 84, 248, 278, 370 2 1831-1854 Jackson: Beaver Hall Beaver Hall 17, 65 2 1831-1854 Jackson's colliers: 222 2 1831-1854 Jagger John: killed 106 2 1831-1854 Jagger: Shafton 28, 255, 265, 345 2 1831-1854 Jagger: Thurgoland 80 2 1831-1854 Jagger: Barnsley 402 2 1831-1854 Jagger: Cawthorne 428 2 1831-1854 Jakes: Bower Hill 198, 204 2 1831-1854 James: Wentworth 425 2 1831-1854 Januarius Saint: 148, 149 2 1831-1854 January list of prices: 95, 439 2 1831-1854 156, 294, 299, 309, 350, 351, 352, 353, January Searle: 2 1831-1854 354 Jaques: Royston 286 2 1831-1854 Jarratt J. G.: coal merchant 461 2 1831-1854 Jeffcock Parkin: 518, 538 2 1831-1854 Jeffcock: Cowley Manor 323, 518 2 1831-1854 Jenkins Edward: committed for manslaughter 208, 209 2 1831-1854 Jenkins Peter: poacher 221 2 1831-1854 Jenkinson Henry: plaster 211 2 1831-1854 Jenkinson John: suffocated 265 2 1831-1854 Jenkinson: Cawthorne 2 2 1831-1854 Jepson Mrs.: Darley Hall 217 2 1831-1854 Jessop: Royston 224, 225 2 1831-1854 Jessop: Wentworth 36, 104 2 1831-1854 Jews: Christianity amongst the 377, 383, 447 2 1831-1854 Johnson Anthony Mark: 530 2 1831-1854 Johnson Bingley Robert: 298 2 1831-1854 Johnson David: Cawthorne 81 2 1831-1854 Johnson David: Worsborough 65, 448 2 1831-1854 Johnson Ellen: prosecutrix 427 2 1831-1854 Johnson George: Worsborough 341 2 1831-1854 Johnson Henry: found a coin 405 2 1831-1854 Johnson John: Cawthorne 405 2 1831-1854 Johnson Joseph: Goldthorp 254, 271, 285, 455, 500, 506, 510 2 1831-1854 Johnson Joseph: Worsborough 193 2 1831-1854 Johnson Norfolk Mary 286 2 1831-1854 Johnson Richard: Goldthorp 425 2 1831-1854 Johnson Samuel: relieving officer 316 2 1831-1854 Johnson Samuel: spirit merchant 387, 499 2 1831-1854 Johnson William to Ann Gelder 259 2 1831-1854 Johnson William: Bunker's Hill 396 2 1831-1854 Johnson: Barnsley 279, 247, 372 2 1831-1854 Johnson: Beet House 200 2 1831-1854 Johnson: Kexborough 7, 470 2 1831-1854 Johnson: Mount Osborne 228 2 1831-1854 Johnson: Wath 438 2 1831-1854 Johnson: Wentworth 265, 275, 295, 360 2 1831-1854 Johnson's theatre 416 2 1831-1854 Joiners advanced twopence a day: 434 2 1831-1854 Jones C. Rev. to J. E. Shaw 261 2 1831-1854 Jones Ernest: barrister 417, 446, 511 2 1831-1854 Jones Mr.: delegate 153 2 1831-1854 Journal Eliza Cook's 157 2 1831-1854 Jowett Mr. to Mrs. Burkinshaw 375 2 1831-1854 Jowett: Hoyland 213 2 1831-1854 Jowett: Worsborough 27 2 1831-1854 Joynes Reuben: 112, 139, 231, 490 2 1831-1854 Jubb J. to S. Platts 471 2 1831-1854 Jubb: Hoyland 208, 245, 248, 286 2 1831-1854 Jubb: Wentworth 3, 10, 255 2 1831-1854 Jubilee of Church Missionary Society: 286 2 1831-1854 Judas Maccabeus Oratorio 389, 392 2 1831-1854 Jullien at Barnsley 316 2 1831-1854 Junction Railway: 284 2 1831-1854 Jurisdiction of Police Act: 59 2 1831-1854 Justice: Wentworth 53 2 1831-1854

Kay Elizabeth: Cheapside 508 2 1831-1854 Kay Hamor Mary: 345 2 1831-1854 Kay John: tanner 293 2 1831-1854 Kay William: flax-spinner 197 2 1831-1854 Kay William: robbed 396 2 1831-1854 Kay: Barnsley 341, 391 2 1831-1854 Kay: Clayton West 67, 70, 202 2 1831-1854 Kay: Hoyland 507 2 1831-1854 Kay: Midhope 513 2 1831-1854 Keeling Isaac Rev.: 505 2 1831-1854 Keeling Ratcliff Ralph Rev.: 341 2 1831-1854 Keir George: solicitor 130, 245 2 1831-1854 Kelly Edward: transported 372 2 1831-1854 Kelly Henry: Wath Wath 197, 236 2 1831-1854 Kelsey G. to S. West 437 2 1831-1854 Kelsey Francis: bacon-factor 341 2 1831-1854 Kemp: Houghton Houghton 28, 153, 281 2 1831-1854 Kendray Francis: 151 2 1831-1854 Kendray: Barnsley 40, 151 2 1831-1854 Kennedy J. to E. Carrall 375 2 1831-1854 Kennerley: Wentworth 446, 506 2 1831-1854 Kent Sarah: Board Girls 437 2 1831-1854 Kenworthy v. Thornton 512 2 1831-1854 Kenworthy G. to A. Wilkinson 198 2 1831-1854 Kenworthy John: 211, 277, 281, 300, 338 2 1831-1854 Kenworthy: Catshaw 15, 34 2 1831-1854 Kenworthy: Peniston 308, 462 2 1831-1854 Kenyon: Darfield 307 2 1831-1854 Kenyon: Wath 198, 340 2 1831-1854 Keresforth Hill: riot at Keresforth Hill 60 2 1831-1854 Keresforth: District and mansion 61 2 1831-1854 Kerns Dr. from Palestine Palestine 377, 383, 447 2 1831-1854 Kershaw George: constable 193, 298 2 1831-1854 Kershaw Thomas: butcher 200, 256 2 1831-1854 Kershaw William: timber-merchant 285 2 1831-1854 Kettle: Wentworth 12, 109 2 1831-1854 Kexborough Franklin Club Kexborough 316, 317, 334, 413 2 1831-1854 Keyworth B. G. to E. Hawson 490 2 1831-1854 Kidd Own Journal: 448 2 1831-1854 Kilner C.: musician 371 2 1831-1854 Kilner T. to H. Richardson 118 2 1831-1854 Kilner: Smithies 65 2 1831-1854 Kind Robert: hanged himself 405 2 1831-1854 King John Rev.: 462 2 1831-1854 King John: Silkston 443 2 1831-1854 King Thomas Rev.: 73 2 1831-1854 King William: Beechfield 217 2 1831-1854 King: Barnsley 198, 217 2 1831-1854 Kingston Place: 61 2 1831-1854 Kinnerley: Wentworth 136 2 1831-1854 Kippax John: peninsular veteran 151 2 1831-1854 Kitchingman J. to S. Huntington 286 2 1831-1854 Kitchingman: Bolton 144, 286 2 1831-1854 Kitson: Darfield 301 2 1831-1854 Knight Charles: on linen manufacturers: 323 2 1831-1854 Knight Charles: on Yorkshire, Barnsley & linen Barnsley 322 2 1831-1854 manufacture Knight James: 281 2 1831-1854 Knight: schoolmaster 171 2 1831-1854 Knights of St. John: 371 2 1831-1854 Knowles J. to E. Chapel 417 2 1831-1854 Knowles: Elsecar 209, 265 2 1831-1854 Knowles: Hoyland 35 2 1831-1854 Knowles: Thurgoland 448 2 1831-1854 Knowles: Wentworth 10, 300 2 1831-1854 Knur & Spell: 436 2 1831-1854 Konig: 294 2 1831-1854 Kossuth Louis: 344 2 1831-1854

Lady Cross: 44 2 1831-1854 Lake in Bretton wood: 54 2 1831-1854 Lamb John: 54 2 1831-1854 Lamb: Bower Hill 37, 84 2 1831-1854 Lambert Alfred Rev.: 256, 370, 382, 426, 486 2 1831-1854 Lambert S. to E. Barton 537 2 1831-1854 Lambs slaughtered at Cudworth 367 2 1831-1854 Lancashire & Barnsley Railway: 499 2 1831-1854 Lancashire: West Melton 34 2 1831-1854 Lancaster Duke of, held fee of Staincross 62 2 1831-1854 Lancaster Edward: auctioneer 125, 294, 307, 308, 450, 471, 501, 504 2 1831-1854 Lancaster James William: 440 2 1831-1854 Lancaster William: auctioneer 10, 100 2 1831-1854 Land & People of Israel 325 2 1831-1854 Land O'Connor on the: 214 2 1831-1854 Langley Larret F.L.S. Acquainted with botany 54 2 1831-1854 Langley Larret F.L.S. associated with Paul Rodgers 351 2 1831-1854 Langley Larret F.L.S. Editor of Magazine Wath 1 2 1831-1854 Langley Larret F.L.S. Transported for forgery 110 2 1831-1854 Langley Larret F.L.S. Visited by John Holland 23, 40 2 1831-1854 Langley Larret F.L.S. wrote Lays of an Exile 242 2 1831-1854 Langley John Rev.: 342 2 1831-1854 Langsett: dreary aspect of 44 2 1831-1854 Lascelles Charlotte Susan: 27 2 1831-1854 Latham: Darfield 37 2 1831-1854 Laughton Peter: tailor 360 2 1831-1854 Laver: Darfield 98 2 1831-1854 Law: Winterwell House 257 2 1831-1854 Lawson John: his letter 79, 80, 81 2 1831-1854 Lawton James: witness 328 2 1831-1854 Lawton Sarah: spinster 279 2 1831-1854 Lawton William: coal merchant 211, 281, 282, 290, 300, 359, 535 2 1831-1854 Lawton: Langsett 83, 105, 293 2 1831-1854 Lawton: Peniston 63, 78, 2 1831-1854 Lax Robert: Tankersley 317 2 1831-1854 Laycock E. to M. Sherwood 414 2 1831-1854 Laycock Edward: 1 2 1831-1854 Laycock Joseph: witness 361 2 1831-1854 Laycock William Rev.: 287, 343 2 1831-1854 Laycock William: schoolmaster 125, 287, 372 2 1831-1854 Laycock: Holly Moor 308 2 1831-1854 Leadman James: innkeeper 88, 340 2 1831-1854 Leadman John: plumber 249 2 1831-1854 Leadman John: Starr Inn Star Inn 312, 335 2 1831-1854 Leadman Joseph: butcher 246 2 1831-1854 Leadman William: Barnsley 270 2 1831-1854 Leadman William: dragoon 312 2 1831-1854 Leake John: joiner 372 2 1831-1854 Leary O'John: 213, 276 2 1831-1854 Leatham A. E. on "Spencer": 334 2 1831-1854 Leatham Henry William: poet 136, 493, 498 2 1831-1854 Leatham Mary: an infant found dead 471 2 1831-1854 Ledger A. to M. Wilkinson 396 2 1831-1854 Ledger: Barnsley 67, 279 2 1831-1854 Ledger: Carr Green 201 2 1831-1854 Ledger: Darfield 286 2 1831-1854 Ledger: tallow chandler 476 2 1831-1854 Lee George: Wheatley Hill 70, 83 2 1831-1854 Lee W. to E. Heywood 538 2 1831-1854 Lee: Peniston 121 2 1831-1854 Lee: Wentworth 334, 340 2 1831-1854 Leech David: Chartist 167, 176 2 1831-1854 Leech David: weaver 466 2 1831-1854 Leech: lecturer 160 2 1831-1854 Leeds Intelligencer, on Wharncliff's funeral 252 2 1831-1854 Leeds Duke of: lord of manor: 60, 61 2 1831-1854 Leg lost to Chartism: 177 2 1831-1854 Legion of Honour: 212 2 1831-1854 Lennox Lady: 209, 210 2 1831-1854 Let to shift for herself: 427 2 1831-1854 Letter from Sydney: 359 2 1831-1854 Letters posted at Barnsley in a week: 84 2 1831-1854 Levett J. Rev. to S. O. Upton 499 2 1831-1854 Lewis: Mexborough 3, 12, 190 2 1831-1854 Lewis: tobacconist 153, 180 2 1831-1854 Liberty: Gift of God above: 142 2 1831-1854 Library at Clayton West 63, 265 2 1831-1854 Library Baptist: 335 2 1831-1854 Liddall Thomas gent: 507 2 1831-1854 Liddall Thomas: farrier 27, 493 2 1831-1854 Life of a Boy: 44 2 1831-1854 Lifting a little up his helmet sight: 241 2 1831-1854 Limbert Matthew: collier 492 2 1831-1854 Linen Co-operative Society: 233, 236, 237 2 1831-1854 59, 61, 129, 131, 135, 136, 148, 163, Linen manufacturer: 180, 183, 208, 209, 214, 323, 391, 468, 2 1831-1854 493, 516, 520, 526 Lingard John: Barnsley 20, 2 1831-1854 Lingard Joseph: news agent 64, 83 2 1831-1854 90, 100, 110, 111, 113, 126, 135, 152, Lingard Thomas: journalist & towns councillor 2 1831-1854 181, 193, 197, 202, 208, 379 Linley Christopher: linen manufacturer 317 2 1831-1854 Linley Elizabeth 265 2 1831-1854 Linley George & Jane: 71 2 1831-1854 Linley Gregory: currier 27, 370, 426 2 1831-1854 Linley Joseph: Mason's Arms 294 2 1831-1854 Linley Joseph: currier 209 2 1831-1854 Linley Mr.: lecturer 200 2 1831-1854 Linley S. to H. Whitworth 218 2 1831-1854 Linley Samuel: bank manager 218, 283, 308 2 1831-1854 Linley: Jowet House 16 2 1831-1854 Linley: Staincross 335 2 1831-1854 Linsley, Matthew: miner 222, 223 2 1831-1854 Lister Wath 245, 265 2 1831-1854 Lister James: linen manufacturer 231, 260 2 1831-1854 Lister Joseph: linen Manufacturer 339 2 1831-1854 Lister Martha: suicide 384, 387 2 1831-1854 Lister Thomas postmaster: at Hoyland Mechanics 2 1831-1854 Institute on Modern English poetry 338 Lister Thomas postmaster: Dr. Dunn recites a piece of 2 1831-1854 his poetry 356 Lister Thomas postmaster: Elliott's discription of him 2 1831-1854 246 Lister Thomas postmaster: he and Elliott visit Conisborough 289 2 1831-1854 Lister Thomas postmaster: he enlarges the Post Office 2 1831-1854 497 Lister Thomas postmaster: he finds the letter bags on 490 2 1831-1854 the Midland line

Lister Thomas postmaster: he lectures at the Franklin 315, 318 2 1831-1854 Club on the life and writings of Ebeneezer Elliott Lister Thomas postmaster: he lectures on Scotland 83 2 1831-1854 Lister Thomas postmaster: he places the Little Auk in 2 1831-1854 his collection of birds 530 Lister Thomas postmaster: he speaks at the festival of 2 1831-1854 Hoyland Mechanic's Institute 537 Lister Thomas postmaster: he speaks at the festival of 2 1831-1854 the Mechanic's Institute 462 Lister Thomas postmaster: he visits Walton Hall 448 2 1831-1854 Lister Thomas postmaster: he writes a long letter to 309 2 1831-1854 January Searle Lister Thomas postmaster: helps to restore the 274 2 1831-1854 Mechanic's Institute Lister Thomas postmaster: his speech at the Franklin 429 2 1831-1854 Club Lister Thomas postmaster: in Scotland 63 2 1831-1854 Lister Thomas postmaster: is addressed by Elliott in 2 1831-1854 Hexameter verse 306 Lister Thomas postmaster: is introduced to Ebeneezer 39 2 1831-1854 Elliott Lister Thomas postmaster: is noticed in the "Tour of 54 2 1831-1854 the Don" Lister Thomas postmaster: is one of the authors of the 2 1831-1854 "Casket of Sonnets 242 Lister Thomas postmaster: January Searle's sketch of 350 2 1831-1854 him Lister Thomas postmaster: on the Continent 77 2 1831-1854 Lister Thomas postmaster: presented with a silver 308 2 1831-1854 inkstand & gold pen Lister Thomas postmaster: Publishes his Rustic Wreath 27, 54 2 1831-1854 Lister Thomas: stonemason 163 2 1831-1854 Lister: Barnsley 485 2 1831-1854 Little Auk: a sea bird 530 2 1831-1854 Littlewood J. to S. Middleton 248 2 1831-1854 Littlewood John: butcher 260 2 1831-1854 Littlewood W. to E. Barker 313 2 1831-1854 Littlewood: Darfield 1, 35 2 1831-1854 Littlewood: Fell House 29 2 1831-1854 Littlewood: Thurlston 142, 216 2 1831-1854 Liversedge William: first beerseller in Barnsley 428 2 1831-1854 Liversey: Cawthorne 24, 34 2 1831-1854 Liversey: boat builder 378 2 1831-1854 Loan of £5 177 2 1831-1854 Local Preacher's Aid Association 342 2 1831-1854 Locke Joseph C.E.: at Barnsley 312 2 1831-1854 Locke Joseph C.E.: Brassey and he 26 2 1831-1854 Locke Joseph C.E.: he becomes lord of the manor of Honiton 264 2 1831-1854 Locke Joseph C.E.: he constructs Woodhead Tunnel 90 2 1831-1854 Locke Joseph C.E.: he disturbs the poet Wordsworth 2 1831-1854 220 Locke Joseph C.E.: he succeeds Giles 26 2 1831-1854 Locke Joseph C.E.: his marriage 26 2 1831-1854 Locke Joseph C.E.: in Scotland 63 2 1831-1854 Locke Joseph C.E.: in France 76 2 1831-1854 Locke Joseph C.E.: in Spain 264 2 1831-1854 Locke Joseph C.E.: in Holland 275 2 1831-1854 Locke Joseph C.E.: in France again France 207 2 1831-1854 Locke Joseph C.E.: is a member of the Legion of 2 1831-1854 Honour 212 Barnsley Mechanics Locke Joseph C.E.: is a patron to 274 2 1831-1854 Institute Locke Joseph C.E.: navvies and brigands 275 2 1831-1854 Locke Joseph C.E.: Scotch and Spanish Railways 245 2 1831-1854 Locke Joseph C.E.: Stephenson and he separate 35 2 1831-1854 Locke Joseph C.E.: to James Milner 311, 312 2 1831-1854 Locke Joseph C.E.: to Thomas Ross 336 2 1831-1854 Lock-up 256, 261 2 1831-1854 Lockwood: Linfit Lane 249 2 1831-1854 Lockwood: Mexborough 237, 300, 314, 336 2 1831-1854 Lockwood Betty 53 2 1831-1854 Lockwood G. to L. Batty 382 2 1831-1854 Lockwood Maria: had her pocket picked 471 2 1831-1854 Lockwood William: saddler 286 2 1831-1854 Lockwood: Toadhole 309 2 1831-1854 Lockwood: Thurlston 372 2 1831-1854 Lockwood: Wentworth 265 2 1831-1854 Lodge: Kexborough 255, 278, 345, 382 2 1831-1854 Lodges: boat-haulers 188, 196 2 1831-1854 Lomas J. Rev.: President of the Wesleyan Conference 2 1831-1854 471 Long Charles: surgeon 212, 214, 256 2 1831-1854 Long: High Hoyland 428, 536 2 1831-1854 Longbottom: Higham 278 2 1831-1854 Longford Mrs.: her Discourse 63, 269 2 1831-1854 Longley: Bretton Chapel 211, 233 2 1831-1854 Longley: Cawthorne 268, 299, 311, 397 2 1831-1854 Longridge Prize: 286 2 1831-1854 Lorimer Charles: relieving officer 316 2 1831-1854 Lound National School: 446 2 1831-1854 Loveland: Darfield 53 2 1831-1854 Lovett & Collins: 169, 174 2 1831-1854 Lowe & Nixon: housebreakers 11 2 1831-1854 Lowe Jackson James Rev.: 15, 66 2 1831-1854 Lowe John Rev.: 5, 66 2 1831-1854 Lowe John to Ann Egley 374 2 1831-1854 Lowks: Cawthorne 16, 200, 285, 295, 299 2 1831-1854 Lowrence John: tinner 462 2 1831-1854 Loxley: Darfield 15 2 1831-1854 Loy: Morley Lodge 248 2 1831-1854 Lumsden: Darfield 405 2 1831-1854 Lundhill Colliery: 421, 428, 514 2 1831-1854 Lupton Henry James: schoolmaster 213, 367, 446 2 1831-1854 Lusiad of Camoens: 21, 241 2 1831-1854 Lyles Mary: aged a hundred and one 63 2 1831-1854

Macay Ann: took some ribbon 510 2 1831-1854 Macay Annabella: found dead 485 2 1831-1854 Macdonald H. J. Rev.: 456 2 1831-1854 Macdonald: Hoyland 27 2 1831-1854 MacDouall Murray Peter: demagogue 186, 217 2 1831-1854 Macdouall R. J. Rev.: 471, 526, 531 2 1831-1854 Macey John: toll-collector 479 2 1831-1854 Machell Smith: Ardsley 63, 293 2 1831-1854 Machen Joseph to Miss Barker 152 2 1831-1854 Machen: shot in face 72, 101, 448 2 1831-1854 Machin James to Margaret Carlile 255 2 1831-1854 Machin: New Hall 2, 72, 152, 493 2 1831-1854 Machin: Wentworth 143, 477 2 1831-1854 Mackenzie Stuart James: 253 2 1831-1854 Maclintock Jabez: 449 2 1831-1854 Maclintock James: can he make a wig yet 435 2 1831-1854 Maclintock Joseph: linen manufacturer 370 2 1831-1854 Maclintock Moses: sang Image Seller 338 2 1831-1854 Maclintock William: linen manufacturer 341 2 1831-1854 Maclintock's Ladies stays: 328 2 1831-1854 Macmillan: on Ventriloquism 486, 526 2 1831-1854 Macnichol Charles: pattern weaver 295 2 1831-1854 Magazine: Wath 55 2 1831-1854 Magazine: Approach of Cholera Morbus Wath 4 2 1831-1854 Magazine: Darfield Bells Wath 23 2 1831-1854 Magazine: dedicated to Lord Milton Wath 1 2 1831-1854 Magazine: Fine Arts of Wentworth House Wath 17 2 1831-1854 Magazine: Hunters' Account of Wath 5 2 1831-1854 Magazine: Impromptu to my Sister Wath 6 2 1831-1854 Magazine: I've Seen the Sinner's Morn Wath 19 2 1831-1854 Magazine: Memoirs of Lady Fanshawe Wath 21 2 1831-1854 Magazine: Nicholas Saunderson Wath 21 2 1831-1854 Magazine: of Natural History 54 2 1831-1854 Magazine: On leaving home Wath 19 2 1831-1854 Magazine: Philo-Apollo on John Foster Wath 5 2 1831-1854 Magazine: the Days of my Youth Wath 2 2 1831-1854 Magazine: The Mariner Wath 7 2 1831-1854 Magazine: To Memory of a Departed Friend Wath 4 2 1831-1854 Magazine: Wanderings of Fancy Wath 20 2 1831-1854 Magazine: Wath and it's Environs Wath 3 2 1831-1854 Magazine: Wath and Mr. Tolson Wath 7 2 1831-1854 Magician at Barnsley 83 2 1831-1854 Magistrates commended: 109 2 1831-1854 Mail Coach from: Sheffield to Barnsley 277 2 1831-1854 Mail train upset: 487 2 1831-1854 Mainwaring: poor-law Commissioner 308 2 1831-1854 Makin: Mexborough 89, 188 2 1831-1854 Mallender Ann: collier 199 2 1831-1854 Mallison and Wilkinson: dissolve 513 2 1831-1854 Mallison George: butcher 14 2 1831-1854 Mallison George: blackmoor 415 2 1831-1854 Mallison James: roper 530 2 1831-1854 Mallison John: roper 284 2 1831-1854 Mallison Joseph: roper 311 2 1831-1854 Mammoth Gourd: 204 2 1831-1854 Man draws his fleeting breath: 306 2 1831-1854 Manchester & Barnsley Branch Railway: 443, 449, 470, 503 2 1831-1854 Manley John Timothy: 95, 283 2 1831-1854 Mann James: stud groom 345, 440 2 1831-1854 Mann: Morley Lodge 94, 246 2 1831-1854 Manor of Wath alienated: Wath 6, 7 2 1831-1854 Manroyd: 78 2 1831-1854 Manufacturers (linen) Association: 421, 442, 451 2 1831-1854 March of Intellect: 457 2 1831-1854 Margoliouth Moses Rev.: 325 2 1831-1854 Mark Matthew Rev.: 44 2 1831-1854 Market: Barnsley Barnsley 59, 314, 316 2 1831-1854 Marriage Bill: James Wortley's 295 2 1831-1854 Marsden D. J. C. Rev.: 527 2 1831-1854 Marsden James: miller 418, 462 2 1831-1854 Marsden Thomas: organist 83 2 1831-1854 Marsden William: Peniston 498 2 1831-1854 Marsden: Barnsley 308 2 1831-1854 Marsden: Darton 391 2 1831-1854 Marsden: Houghton 186 2 1831-1854 Marsden: Howbrook 334 2 1831-1854 Marsh Isaac: carpenter 34 2 1831-1854 Marsh Isaac: farmer 391 2 1831-1854 Marsh: Peniston 11, 212, 270, 293, 296, 335, 391 2 1831-1854 Marshall Birk House 381 2 1831-1854 Marshall Benj.: son of barber 248 2 1831-1854 Marshall Edam: barber 194, 200, 201, 274 2 1831-1854 Marshall John to Sarah Brown 373 2 1831-1854 Marshall Joseph: ravisher 133, 140, 141 2 1831-1854 Marshall M. to E. Wood 204, 214, 248 2 1831-1854 Marshall Rebecca: Burton Grange 408 2 1831-1854 Marshall Thomas: barber 200, 201, 203 2 1831-1854 Marshall Thomas: clerk to Magistrates 191, 373 2 1831-1854 Marshall William: engine-driver 488 2 1831-1854 Marshall William: Innkeeper 211, 457 2 1831-1854 Marshall: Barnsley 27, 67, 271, 468 2 1831-1854 Marshall: Darton 462 2 1831-1854 Marshall: Royston 237 2 1831-1854 Marshall: Sym Hill 295 2 1831-1854 Marshall: Wombwell 250 2 1831-1854 Marshall: Illions 194, 298, 319 2 1831-1854 Marshall: Notton 16, 27, 285 2 1831-1854 Marshall: Peniston 3 2 1831-1854 Marsland Joseph: witness 327 2 1831-1854 Marsland John: Old Town 391 2 1831-1854 Martin Bennett William: 121, 125, 256, 289, 339 2 1831-1854 Martin: Hiendley 207, 233 2 1831-1854 Martin: porter 101 2 1831-1854 Mary Saint of Church: St. Mary's Church 60 2 1831-1854 Mason David: Barnsley 60, 86, 501 2 1831-1854 Mason Benjamin: Wire Trellis Inn 312 2 1831-1854 Mason Benjamin: innkeeper 53 2 1831-1854 Mason G.W. to Eliza Cope 456 2 1831-1854 Mason Godfrey: linen manufacturer 1, 109 2 1831-1854 Mason Joshua: hairdresser 208 2 1831-1854 Mason Mary: Barnsley 20 2 1831-1854 Mason Matthias: solicitor 66, 68, 189 2 1831-1854 Mason S. to A. Johnson 249 2 1831-1854 Mason William: linen manufacturer 211, 223 2 1831-1854 Massey Richard: Hoober House 445, 536 2 1831-1854 Massie J. to C. Liddaman 142 2 1831-1854 Massie J. to S. Mills 294 2 1831-1854 Masters and Servants Bill: 225, 226, 228 2 1831-1854 Matchitt Solomon: druggist 234, 524 2 1831-1854 Mate Jonas: Cudworth 272 2 1831-1854 Matthewman John: linen manufacturer 512 2 1831-1854 Matthewman William: churchwarden 216 2 1831-1854 Matthews Charles: glassworks 448 2 1831-1854 Matthias Saint: 131 2 1831-1854 Maude Shilbeck George: 129, 233, 234, 255, 277 2 1831-1854 Maude Daniel: Middlewood Hall 90, 234 2 1831-1854 Maude Francis Rev.: 313 2 1831-1854 Maudsley Amos: his speech to the Mechanics about 465 2 1831-1854 their being too aristocratic Maudsley Amos: & Jonas Binns 294 2 1831-1854 Maudsley Amos: Doncaster Gazette on his Poetry of a 448, 455 2 1831-1854 Day Maudsley Amos: Dr. Dunn recites a piece of his poetry 2 1831-1854 356 Maudsley Amos: he lectures to the Mechanics on 2 1831-1854 Heads & Tails 359 Maudsley Amos: his lecture to the Franklins on the 2 1831-1854 Elements of National harmony 315 Maudsley Amos: his letter to his fellow townsmen 126 2 1831-1854 Maudsley Amos: his literary companions Joseph 293, 294 2 1831-1854 Goodyear Maudsley Amos: his philippic against the gentry and 2 1831-1854 middle class 112 Maudsley Amos: his speech to the Franklins on 430 2 1831-1854 Chivalry Maudsley Amos: in Dublin 313 2 1831-1854 Maudsley Amos: that which he told the oppressor 102 2 1831-1854 Maudsley Richard: shoemaker 154 2 1831-1854 Maudsley Robert: shoemaker 260 2 1831-1854 Maudsley Tell William: 143, 204 2 1831-1854 Mawer: Barnsley 11 2 1831-1854 Maxwell Edward: Rev.: 246, 36, 397, 402 2 1831-1854 May Fair: 370, 503 2 1831-1854 May snow storm: 436 2 1831-1854 Mayne Harry: singer 434 2 1831-1854 M'Clellen Thomas to Hannah Copley 416 2 1831-1854 M'Creery John: poet 26 2 1831-1854 Me let the tender office long engage: 231 2 1831-1854 Measborough Dike: 61 2 1831-1854 Measuring a warp: 468 2 1831-1854 Mechanics Institute: Hoyland 338, 486, 537 2 1831-1854 Mechanics Institute: Thurgoland 414 2 1831-1854 Mechanics Institute: anniversary Barnsley 295 2 1831-1854 Mechanics Institute: Duncan Macmillan on Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Ventriloquism 486 Mechanics Institute: E.A. Leatham on Spencer and the Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Faerie Queen 334 Mechanics Institute: Edward Parker on Lord Byron Barnsley 2 1831-1854 530 Mechanics Institute: Edwin Marshall re-opened the Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Library 194 Mechanics Institute: established thro' the exertions of Barnsley 63 2 1831-1854 T. Tully Crybbace Mechanics Institute: Exhibition of Photographs Barnsley 510 2 1831-1854 Mechanics Institute: financial position somewhat Barnsley 2 1831-1854 improved 427 Mechanics Institute: first festival Barnsley 283 2 1831-1854 Mechanics Institute: in Stainborough Park Barnsley 314 2 1831-1854 Mechanics Institute: increase of books in the library Barnsley 2 1831-1854 325 Mechanics Institute: Ishmael Fish on the English Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Newspaper Press 535 Mechanics Institute: it's Constitution and Laws adopted Barnsley 64 2 1831-1854

Mechanics Institute: James Butler on Theodore Hook Barnsley 538 2 1831-1854 Mechanics Institute: James Milner on it's re- Barnsley 2 1831-1854 establishment etc. 274, 279, 280 Mechanics Institute: Joseph Locke there Barnsley 312, 336 2 1831-1854 Mechanics Institute: Mr. Pearsall on Life Insurance Barnsley 2 1831-1854 497 Mechanics Institute: new class of subscribers Barnsley 373 2 1831-1854 Mechanics Institute: Rev. E. Higginson on Plurality of Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Worlds 532 Mechanics Institute: Richard Cobden there Barnsley 462 2 1831-1854 Mechanics Institute: Thomas Lister on Modern English Barnsley 308 2 1831-1854 Poetry Mechanics Institute: William White on Barnsley 61 2 1831-1854 Medical Botany: 299 2 1831-1854 Medlam & Ellis: 507 2 1831-1854 Medlam: Darfield 139 2 1831-1854 Medlam Edward: grocer 3, 33, 70, 446 2 1831-1854 Medlam W. to M. Swift 295 2 1831-1854 Mee: Hemingfield 537 2 1831-1854 Meeting to promote education: 121 2 1831-1854 Megson Miss: singer 417, 529 2 1831-1854 Mellor Benjamin: coal agent 194 2 1831-1854 Mellor Edward: stonemason 101 2 1831-1854 Mellor: Darton 319, 340 2 1831-1854 Mellor: Swaith 265 2 1831-1854 Memorial window for: Wath Church 499 2 1831-1854 Memorial window: Worsborough Church 339 2 1831-1854 Memorial: to Board of Health 450, 451 2 1831-1854 Memorial: to Her Majesty 71, 160 2 1831-1854 Memorial: to Poor Law Board 392, 401, 403 2 1831-1854 Mence Cookes William: 60, 132, 194, 209, 426, 535 2 1831-1854 Mence Turner Charles: solicitor 335 2 1831-1854 Mence Benjamin Rev.: 60 2 1831-1854 Mence Lucinda: 249 2 1831-1854 Mence Sarah: 418 2 1831-1854 Mence William John Rev.: 535 2 1831-1854 Meredith Enoch: burglar 419, 427 2 1831-1854 Merriman Michael: pattern-weaver 373, 397 2 1831-1854 Merryweather Andrew: his funeral 94 2 1831-1854 Merryweather Samuel: clothier 445 2 1831-1854 Messiah performed: 417, 485 2 1831-1854 Meteor: 338, 359 2 1831-1854 Methley Joseph: Monk Bretton 285 2 1831-1854 Methley: Hoyland Lane End 377 2 1831-1854 Methodism in Barnsley: 342 2 1831-1854 Mexborough feast: 507 2 1831-1854 Michaelmas Fair: 396, 460, 521 2 1831-1854 Micklethwaite Ann Mary: witness 331 2 1831-1854 Micklethwaite Greaves Richard Rev.: 221, 400, 402, 426, 447 2 1831-1854 Micklethwaite Jonathan: killed 460 2 1831-1854 Micklethwaite W. to E. Liddall 99 2 1831-1854 Micklethwaite William: linen manufacturer 124, 125, 281 2 1831-1854 Micklethwaite: Ardsley 191, 438, 486 2 1831-1854 Micklethwaite: Billingley 56, 308, 312, 324, 336 2 1831-1854 Micklethwaite: Shepcote House 88, 341 2 1831-1854 Midland Express off the line: 527 2 1831-1854 Midland Railway opened: 137 2 1831-1854 Milford Miss: 3 2 1831-1854 Military and Civilians: 382 2 1831-1854 Militia: 412, 503 2 1831-1854 Miller George: stonemason 34 2 1831-1854 Miller: Cawthorne 249 2 1831-1854 Millett George Rev.: 255, 281, 284, 311 2 1831-1854 Mills H. to E. Massie 295 2 1831-1854 Mills James: gamekeeper 433, 462 2 1831-1854 Millward John: Cridling Park 83 2 1831-1854 Milner G. : related to Dr. Saunderson 21, 40 2 1831-1854 Milner James: accountant 274, 279, 280, 311, 312, 448, 457 2 1831-1854 Milner Misses: Thurlston 372 2 1831-1854 Milner: Barnsley 19 2 1831-1854 Milnes John to Miss Hampshire 237 2 1831-1854 Milnes Thomas: Gunthwaite 83 2 1831-1854 Milnes: Tivydale 218 2 1831-1854 Milnes: Flash House 295 2 1831-1854 Milton ironworkers: 342, 378, 402 2 1831-1854 Milton Viscount Lord: death of 39 2 1831-1854 Milton Selina Lady: 193 2 1831-1854 Milton Viscount Lord: £3 to deaf and dumb 276, 289 2 1831-1854 Milton Viscount Lord: at Hood Hill 117 2 1831-1854 Milton Viscount Lord: born 111 2 1831-1854 Milton Viscount Lord: his birthday kept 379 2 1831-1854 Milton Viscount Lord: Lieutenant colonel commandant 2 1831-1854 437 Milton Viscount Lord: lost his election 180 2 1831-1854 Milton Viscount Lord: M.P. For Malton 64 2 1831-1854 Milton Viscount Lord: married Lady Frances Douglas 90 2 1831-1854 Milton Viscount Lord: Wath Magazine dedicated to 1 2 1831-1854 him Milton Viscount Lord: with Morpeth at Barnsley 179 2 1831-1854 Miners delegate meeting: at Barnsley 223 2 1831-1854 Miners evicted: 232, 234 2 1831-1854 215, 216, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, Miners meetings: 226, 227, 228, 229 230, 231, 232, 233, 2 1831-1854 234, 235, 236 Minstrel Fairies: 533 2 1831-1854 Mirfield Charles: farmer 517 2 1831-1854 Mirfield Frank demagogue: a delegate to Conference Birmingham 204, 205 2 1831-1854

Mirfield Frank demagogue: amongst the ratepayers 2 1831-1854 450 176, 213, 215, 223, 224, 225, 229, 230, Mirfield Frank demagogue: amongst the weaver 231, 233, 23 , 237, 259, 271, 439, 440, 2 1831-1854 442, 468, 472

Mirfield Frank demagogue: at Edward Parker's lecture No page number given 2 1831-1854 Mirfield Frank demagogue: at J. Harper's lecture 232 2 1831-1854 Mirfield Frank demagogue: at meeting to address Louis 2 1831-1854 Kossuth 344 Mirfield Frank demagogue: at the Charter Association 174, 175, 180, 184, 190, 194, 217 2 1831-1854 Mirfield Frank demagogue: chairman at Ernest Jones 2 1831-1854 meeting 511 Mirfield Frank demagogue: chairman at Julien Market Hill 181 2 1831-1854 Harney's meeting at Mirfield Frank demagogue: comments on Ashton's 2 1831-1854 conduct 198 Mirfield Frank demagogue: dines with his friends at Barnsley 2 1831-1854 154 Mirfield Frank demagogue: expected by next ship 129 2 1831-1854 Mirfield Frank demagogue: his motion after T. B 2 1831-1854 Smith's sermon 199 Mirfield Frank demagogue: in National Convention 280 2 1831-1854 Mirfield Frank demagogue: lands in London from the 2 1831-1854 ship Hindoo 135 Mirfield Frank demagogue: measures a warp 468 2 1831-1854 Mirfield Frank demagogue: moves a Memorial for the 160, 167 , 193 2 1831-1854 Welsh Exiles Mirfield Frank demagogue: on the General Council of 197, 200, 208 2 1831-1854 Chartists Missionaries, Political: 109, 110 2 1831-1854 85, 136, 359, 367, 382, 392, 400, 438, Missions: 2 1831-1854 457, 468, 470, 505, 506 Mitchell G. to A. Wade 532 2 1831-1854 Mitchell J. to M. A. Moor 440 2 1831-1854 Mitchell James: draper 83 2 1831-1854 150, 151, 152, 163, 167, 168, 171, 175, Mitchell John: murderer 2 1831-1854 176 Mitchell John: to E. Crossland 512 2 1831-1854 Mitchell Joseph: Freedom Inn 479 2 1831-1854 Mitchell Mary: aged ninety one 36 2 1831-1854 Mitchell Ralph: 29, 36 2 1831-1854 Mitchell T. to M. Battison 100 2 1831-1854 Mitchell: Barnsley 1, 29 2 1831-1854 Mitchell: Carr Green 313, 314 2 1831-1854 Mitchell: Darton 446 2 1831-1854 Mitchell: Dean Head 7, 180 2 1831-1854 Mitchell: Felkirk 66 2 1831-1854 Mitchell: Hiendley 70, 72, 73, 82, 118, 152, 271 2 1831-1854 Mitchell: Hornthwaite 84, 106, 245, 324 2 1831-1854 Mitchell: Hoyland 126, 180, 245, 246, 286 2 1831-1854 Mitchell: Mapplewell 425 2 1831-1854 Mitchell: Oxspring 204, 286 2 1831-1854 Mitchell: Paw Hill 204 2 1831-1854 Mitchell: Peniston 101, 177, 261, 285 2 1831-1854 Mitchell: Woolley 272, 492 2 1831-1854 Moakson: Cawthorne 17, 248, 457 2 1831-1854 Modern English Poetry: 308, 338 2 1831-1854 Mohun, William: suicide 99, 212 2 1831-1854 Mollison William: ostler 203 2 1831-1854 Moncrief: inspector of schools 453 2 1831-1854 Monk Bretton Church: Monk Bretton 65, 73, 82 2 1831-1854 Monk Bretton Priory: Monk Bretton 460, 492 2 1831-1854 Monk Bretton schools: Monk Bretton 256, 260 2 1831-1854 Monkton Gambier Edmund: 260, 442, 491, 496, 498 2 1831-1854 Monkton Capt. Hon.: 434 2 1831-1854 Monkton Colonel: 451 2 1831-1854 Mons St. Hillaire: 290 2 1831-1854 Monseair: Staincross 426 2 1831-1854 Montague James: High Melton 276, 289 2 1831-1854 Montague Wortley Edward: 253 2 1831-1854 Montague Wortley Mary Lady: resided at Wharncliff Lodge 45, 52, 241, 253 2 1831-1854 Montgomery James: poet 501 2 1831-1854 Moody Elizabeth: burnt to death 476 2 1831-1854 Moody J. to A. Teasdale 433 2 1831-1854 Moody: Kexborough 340 2 1831-1854 Moon George: miner miner 223 2 1831-1854 Moor Anthony: Barnsley 259 2 1831-1854 Moor Edward: saddler 278 2 1831-1854 Moor Isaac to Sarah Fullas 532 2 1831-1854 Moor Mr.: archer 375, 377 2 1831-1854 Moor: Cudworth 67 2 1831-1854 Moor: Peniston 35 2 1831-1854 Moor: Wentworth 29, 282, 505 2 1831-1854 Moor: of Moor Hall 48 2 1831-1854 Moorhouse Isaac to Jane Fox 278 2 1831-1854 Moorhouse John: died at Kournall 186 2 1831-1854 Moorhouse T. to M. A. Fox 340 2 1831-1854 Moorhouse William Rev.: 1, 129 2 1831-1854 Moorhouse: Netherfield Chapel 485 2 1831-1854 Moorhouse: Scholes 1, 17, 270 2 1831-1854 10, 11, 33, 35, 82, 265, 270, 271, 278, Moorhouse: Thurlston 2 1831-1854 339 More prose and verse: 306, 309 2 1831-1854 Morley James: Wombwell 307 2 1831-1854 Morley Joseph: a paramour 369 2 1831-1854 Morley Martin: innkeeper 298 2 1831-1854 Morley Miss: pianist 535 2 1831-1854 Morpeth Lord: defeated 179, 180 2 1831-1854 Morpeth Lord: returned 34, 68, 255 2 1831-1854 Morris: a little girl burnt to death 490 2 1831-1854 Morrison: his lectures on Astronomy 64 2 1831-1854 Morton Benjamin: schoolmaster 204, 285, 317 2 1831-1854 Morton: Thurlston 260 2 1831-1854 Morton: Elsecar 28 2 1831-1854 Morton: copster 295 2 1831-1854 Mosley J. to C. Porter 90 2 1831-1854 Mosley John: manslayer 197 2 1831-1854 Mosley William: killed 514 2 1831-1854 Mosley: Peniston 13 2 1831-1854 Mosley: Peniston 13, 214 2 1831-1854 Moss Mary: midwife 210 2 1831-1854 Moss William: killed 445 2 1831-1854 Mossforth: Worsborough 16, 36 2 1831-1854 Moulson on Mathematics and Moral Philosophy: 83 2 1831-1854 Mount Osborne: Mount Osborne 61 2 1831-1854 Mount Osborne: Colliery exploded Mount Osborne 342 2 1831-1854 Mountstuart Baroness: 253 2 1831-1854 Mowbray: Barnsley 271 2 1831-1854 Moxon J. to Miss Tomlin 260 2 1831-1854 Moxon John to Ann Ward 312 2 1831-1854 Moxon: Barnsley 478 2 1831-1854 Moxon: Cawthorne 294, 295 2 1831-1854 Moxon: Felkirk 300 2 1831-1854 Moxon: Houghton 486 2 1831-1854 Moxon: High Hoyland 208, 261, 290, 370 2 1831-1854 Moxon: Silkston 475 2 1831-1854 Municipal Corporation: 78 2 1831-1854 Munroe Henry: surgeon 383 2 1831-1854 Murderer The: 150 2 1831-1854 Murgatroyd T. to A. Brown 500 2 1831-1854 Murray John on Chemistry 94 2 1831-1854 Muscroft: Hoyland Nether 27 2 1831-1854 Muse's Scrip; 77 2 1831-1854 Musgrave George: used gunpowder 434 2 1831-1854 Musgrave William: cloth manufacturer 85 2 1831-1854 Musgrove Mr.: relieving officer 324 2 1831-1854 Musgrove: burnt 490 2 1831-1854 Musical Festival at Barnsley 12 2 1831-1854 Mutual Improvement Society 522, 533, 537 2 1831-1854

Napoleon: compared with Wellington 490 2 1831-1854 Napoleon: Lodge 421 2 1831-1854 National Assembly: 281 2 1831-1854 National Convention: 90, 195, 280 2 1831-1854 National Rent: 94, 98, 99, 104, 112 2 1831-1854 National School: 61, 311 2 1831-1854 Navvies & Brigands: 275 2 1831-1854 Naylor v Wolstenholm: 521 2 1831-1854 Naylor Kexborough 357 2 1831-1854 Naylor Clemensha: 236 2 1831-1854 Naylor G. to E. Harrison 298 2 1831-1854 Naylor George: whitesmith 101 2 1831-1854 Naylor Isaac: butcher 317 2 1831-1854 Naylor Isaac: gamekeeper 84, 236, 261, 270, 298, 299, 345 2 1831-1854 Naylor Joshua High Hoyland 290 2 1831-1854 Naylor: Barnsley 526 2 1831-1854 Naylor: his alarm gun 323 2 1831-1854 Neale Robert: killed near Cudworth 260 2 1831-1854 Neatby W.: Wesleyan Reformer 283, 456 2 1831-1854 Negro freeholders: 392 2 1831-1854 Neilson Robert: killed 388 2 1831-1854 Nelson and Ashworth shoot in a match: 487 2 1831-1854 Nelson John Rev.: 341 2 1831-1854 Netherfield Chapel 371 2 1831-1854 Netherwood Hall Mill 502 2 1831-1854 Never was he wholly bad at heart 448 2 1831-1854 Nevison William: highwayman 157 2 1831-1854 New Connexion Chapel at Barnsley 290, 341 2 1831-1854 New Connexion Chapel at Clayton West 33 2 1831-1854 New Connexion Chapel at Monk Bretton 341 2 1831-1854 New Connexion School: re-opened 320 2 1831-1854 New Poor Law: 61, 64, 66, 81, 236, 237 2 1831-1854 Newbould John: died at Tiffen 510 2 1831-1854 Newburn Sarah: 278 2 1831-1854 Newman Charles: solicitor 438 2 1831-1854 82, 275, 278, 289, 306, 365, 369, 384, Newman Edward: solicitor 2 1831-1854 391, 450, 460, 492, 501 Newman J.W. Rev.: 492 2 1831-1854 Newman John to Fanny Elmhirst 417 2 1831-1854 Newman Thomas: aged ninety 214 2 1831-1854 Newman: Darley Hall 213, 234, 275, 289, 306, 530 2 1831-1854 Newman: Wath 52 2 1831-1854 Newton stabs Wainwright: 460 2 1831-1854 Newton Alexander Mrs.: 397 2 1831-1854 Newton Robert Rev.: 175, 261, 375, 417, 446 2 1831-1854 Newton Robert: burglar 101 2 1831-1854 Newton Robert: offered prizes 446 2 1831-1854 Nichols R. to Ann Haxworth 137 2 1831-1854 Nichols: Cinder Hill 259 2 1831-1854 Nicholson Henry: Franklinian 281 2 1831-1854 Nicholson Martha: the poet's mother 450 2 1831-1854 Nicholson Mr. to Eliza Hudson 282 2 1831-1854 Nicholson P.G. to Ann Haugh 503 2 1831-1854 Nicholson Thomas: solicitor 1, 135 2 1831-1854 Nicholson William: Franklinian 277, 281, 430 2 1831-1854 Nicholson: Bankend 204, 261, 271, 302 2 1831-1854 Nicholson: Wath 345, 403, 436 2 1831-1854 Night mail & Barnsley letter-bags: 490, 533 2 1831-1854 Nightingale: Wath 248 2 1831-1854 Nixon & Lowe: housebreakers 11 2 1831-1854 Noble James: basket-maker 202 2 1831-1854 Noble Mr.: delegate 149 2 1831-1854 Noblethorpe rejoicings at Noblethorpe 284 2 1831-1854 Nock Joseph: Wentworth 496 2 1831-1854 Noel Baptist Rev.: 289, 392 2 1831-1854 Nolen Michael to Caroline Guest 324 2 1831-1854 Nomination at Wakefield 179 2 1831-1854 Nonconformist on Annals: 125 2 1831-1854 Non-hirelings: 337, 338 2 1831-1854 Norburn: Scholes 53 2 1831-1854 Norburn: Wath 53, 299, 367 2 1831-1854 Norcliff John to Ann Hobson 405 2 1831-1854 Norman Emma: 2, 4, 6, 7, 19, 20, 213 2 1831-1854 Norman Lavina: 233 2 1831-1854 Norris Brady & Co.: 215 2 1831-1854 Norris John: collector 307, 308 2 1831-1854 Norris John: merchant 201 2 1831-1854 Norris William: stole a watch 522 2 1831-1854 North Derbyshire Chronicle: 152 2 1831-1854 North Gawber Colliery: 381, 383 2 1831-1854 North Midland Railway: 59, 62, 137 2 1831-1854 Northern Star newspaper: 71, 182, 237 2 1831-1854 86, 90, 93, 94, 95, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, Northern Union: 103, 104, 105, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 2 1831-1854 126, 127, 137, 141, 143 Northrop Joseph: banksman 267 2 1831-1854 Norton Cuttlehurst 102, 200, 270 2 1831-1854 Norton George: Denby 508 2 1831-1854 Norton James: killed 495 2 1831-1854 Norton Joseph: dropped down dead 467 2 1831-1854 Norton Maria Hannah: 504 2 1831-1854 Norton Race George: 29 2 1831-1854 Norton Thomas: farmer 341 2 1831-1854 Norton William: chartist 167, 176, 181, 231 2 1831-1854 Norton: Bagden Hall 131 2 1831-1854 Norton: Hoyland 339, 455 2 1831-1854 Norton: Wath 19, 136 2 1831-1854 Nortonthorp: 69, 204 2 1831-1854 Norwood: Adwick 294, 316 2 1831-1854 Nuisances removal of: 395 2 1831-1854 Nussy: Barugh 391 2 1831-1854

Oak House & Oak Well: 61 2 1831-1854 248, 252, 256, 265, 268, 307, 323, 339, Oaks Colliery exploded: 2 1831-1854 381, 421, 496 Oaks drawing shaft: 338 2 1831-1854 Oaks Explosion Fund: 278 2 1831-1854 Oastler Richard: demagogue 72, 73, 79, 89, 105, 218 2 1831-1854 Oatmeal cakes: 42 2 1831-1854 Oats Topit: 111 2 1831-1854 Oats William: aged a hundred 16 2 1831-1854 O'Brien Bronterre James: 110, 189 2 1831-1854 O'Brien: Irish Giant 298 2 1831-1854 90, 103, 105, 154, 160, 162 , 163, 178, O'Connell Daniel: 2 1831-1854 181, 216, 217 O'Connor Arthur: 71 2 1831-1854 71, 82, 84, 93, 102, 103, 105, 107, 126, 135, 139, 140, 169, 174, 178 ,181 ,183, O'Connor Fergus: 2 1831-1854 197, 198, 199, 200, 210, 211, 213, 214, 281, 297, 302 Oddfellows Arms: robbed 367 2 1831-1854 Oddfellows Hall: 53 ,61, 71, 84, 85, 86, 260, 290, 295 2 1831-1854 Oddfellows Sunday School: 159, 189, 190, 201, 203, 205 2 1831-1854 Oddfellows: 83, 84, 85, 94, 163, 366 2 1831-1854 Oddie Ann: Barnsley 56 2 1831-1854 Odds & Ends of poetry & prose: 471 2 1831-1854 Oddy: Thurgoland 237, 446 2 1831-1854 Ogden John: farmer 26 2 1831-1854 Ogden John: pattern-weaver 65 2 1831-1854 Ogden Matthew: Besom-maker 86 2 1831-1854 Ogden Thomas: highwayman 283 2 1831-1854 Ogden: Thurlston 428 2 1831-1854 Oldest Inhabitant: 336 2 1831-1854 Oldham John to Charlotte Marples 73 2 1831-1854 Oldham John to Margaret Marples 236 2 1831-1854 Oldham John: yarn agent 295 2 1831-1854 Oldham: Royston 261, 295 2 1831-1854 Oldmill a village on the canal: 61 2 1831-1854 Oldroyd: Royston 27, 377 2 1831-1854 Olive Branch Colliery: 448 2 1831-1854 Oliver John to Miss Gill 537 2 1831-1854 On Leaving Home: 19 2 1831-1854 Orange John Rev.: 531 2 1831-1854 Orangemen: 296, 374, 446 2 1831-1854 Oratorio: 370, 417, 461, 485 2 1831-1854 Organ at: Worsborough 336, 360 2 1831-1854 Organ at: Wombwell 343 2 1831-1854 Organ at: Hoyland Law 391, 466 2 1831-1854 Organ opened at Wath 168 2 1831-1854 Osborne Colliery exploded: 190 2 1831-1854 Osborne C.M. Rev.: 505 2 1831-1854 Osborne James Rev.: 338, 356, 359 2 1831-1854 Ostcliff Thomas: innkeeper 40, 419 2 1831-1854 Otley Ottley: Bolton 136 2 1831-1854 Otter Henry gent.: 5 2 1831-1854 Otter Miss: 10, 323 2 1831-1854 Otter Robert gent.: 215, 220 2 1831-1854 Our educational wrongs: 290 2 1831-1854 Overend: Kexborough 381 2 1831-1854 Owen F. Rev. on Constantinople 471 2 1831-1854 Owen John: High Hoyland 290 2 1831-1854 Owen Thomas: witness 387 2 1831-1854 Ownsworth: Berry Moor 284, 486 2 1831-1854 Ownsworth: Moorend 197, 284 2 1831-1854 Ownsworth: Thurnscoe 259 2 1831-1854 Owram: Ardsley 16, 121 2 1831-1854 Oxley Dr.: Bristol 89 2 1831-1854 Oxley Ezra: carter 497 2 1831-1854 Oxley W. to M. Robinson 279 2 1831-1854 Oxley W. to M. Jarvis 382 2 1831-1854 Oxley: Barnsley 324 2 1831-1854 Oxley: Stubbing 223, 290 2 1831-1854 Oxley: Thurlston 224, 281 2 1831-1854 Oxley: Wentworth 294 2 1831-1854

Padgit Sarah: witness 387 2 1831-1854 Page A. J. Rev.: 395, 433, 530 2 1831-1854 Pageroyd: 78 2 1831-1854 Palfreyman: Hoyland 319 2 1831-1854 Palfreyman: Mexborough 272, 285, 360, 413 2 1831-1854 Palfreyman: Wentworth 199, 271 2 1831-1854 Palmer George: gamekeeper 413 2 1831-1854 Palmer Peter: drowned 374 2 1831-1854 Panic amongst the dogberries: 202 2 1831-1854 Paper hangings: washable 328 2 1831-1854 Parish interchange of 207 2 1831-1854 Parishes: nine in Staincross 62 2 1831-1854 Parke Henry and divine poet: 242 2 1831-1854 Parker B. To M. A. Beardshall 378 2 1831-1854 Parker C. J. to S. E. Woodruff 381 2 1831-1854 Parker Charles from Houghton-le-Skerne 270 2 1831-1854 Parker Edward orator : the Free Press considers he was 2 1831-1854 misled 345 Parker Edward orator: a Guardian of Barnsley Union Barnsley 2 1831-1854 307 Parker Edward orator: and on Mohammedism (Islam) 2 1831-1854 535 Parker Edward orator: assists in formation of Barnsley Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Building Society 422 Parker Edward orator: at the Board of Health 451, 485 2 1831-1854 Parker Edward orator: at the celebration nuptials of 343 2 1831-1854 Henry Mason Richardson Parker Edward orator: at the dinner in celebration of 2 1831-1854 the opening Manchester & Barnsley railway 504 Parker Edward orator: at the Mechanics Institute 465 2 1831-1854 anniversary Parker Edward orator: Chairman at the first festival of Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Mechanics inst. 283 Parker Edward orator: chairman at the meeting in 2 1831-1854 honour of Louis Kossuth 344 Parker Edward orator: Chairman at the meeting to Barnsley 78, 79 2 1831-1854 amend Police Act Parker Edward orator: he lays foundation-stone of Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Corn Exchange 339 Parker Edward orator: he lectures on Lord Byron 530 2 1831-1854 Parker Edward orator: he lectures on Odds & Ends of 2 1831-1854 Poetry & Prose 471 Parker Edward orator: he marries again 210 2 1831-1854 Parker Edward orator: he speaks at an anti-corn-law 2 1831-1854 meeting 104 Parker Edward orator: his first wife dies 100 2 1831-1854 Parker Edward orator: his opinion of the Poor Law 404 2 1831-1854 Board Parker Edward orator: his reply to Mr. Farnall's oration 410 2 1831-1854 Parker Edward orator: his speech at the opening of the 398 2 1831-1854 Corn Exchange Parker Edward orator: his speech at the Trade 458 2 1831-1854 Protection Society Parker Edward orator: his speech in favour of Public 2 1831-1854 Health Act 367 Parker Edward orator: his speech on gas & water 2 1831-1854 question 491 Parker Edward orator: in favour of baths and wash- 2 1831-1854 houses 379 Parker Edward orator: on the Committee of Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Educational Society 125 Parker Edward orator: subscribed to relieve the Holmfirth 2 1831-1854 sufferers from of the Holmfirth Flood 358 Parker Edward orator: vice-chairman of Board of 2 1831-1854 Guardians 499 Parker Edward orator: vice-president of Association Barnsley 2 1831-1854 for Pigs & Poultry 389 Parker Edward: chairman at tenth anniversary of 2 1831-1854 Franklin Club 428 Parker J. to J. Broadhead 271 2 1831-1854 Parker John: died at Brooklyn 371 2 1831-1854 Parker John: joiner 270 2 1831-1854 Parker: Barnsley 415, 536 2 1831-1854 Parker: Hoyland Nether 286 2 1831-1854 Parker: Burton Grange Burton Grange 508 2 1831-1854 Parker: G. and his bay mare 136 2 1831-1854 Parkin Burland Sarah: 202 2 1831-1854 Parkin H. to E. Allart 279 2 1831-1854 Parkin H.: yarn agent 222, 286 2 1831-1854 Parkin R. to M.A. Thirlway 286 2 1831-1854 Parkin R.: Barnsley 282, 286 2 1831-1854 Parkin: Barnsley 205, 222, 261, 279 2 1831-1854 Parkin: Mexborough 367 2 1831-1854 Parkin: Wentworth 34 2 1831-1854 Parkin: Wombwell 426 2 1831-1854 Parkin: Wortley 234 2 1831-1854 Parkinson Frances Juliet: 371 2 1831-1854 Parkinson M. A. Rev.: 234, 284 2 1831-1854 Parkinson Richard: Barnsley 299 2 1831-1854 Parkinson Shircliff Joseph: mayor 368, 403 2 1831-1854 Parkinson William: surgeon 269 2 1831-1854 Parkinson: Blacker 228, 236 2 1831-1854 Parkinson: Hay Green 163, 426 2 1831-1854 Parkinson: Hemsworth 279 2 1831-1854 Parliamentary Intelligence at a glance: 88, 2 1831-1854 Parliamentary representation of Barnsley 466 2 1831-1854 Parsons E. Rev.: 532 2 1831-1854 Partington H. Rev.: 469, 500, 508 2 1831-1854 Partridge Dale Tragedy: 324, 325, 331, 334 2 1831-1854 Pashley John: innkeeper 412 2 1831-1854 Pashley: Mexborough 29 2 1831-1854 Pashley: Oxspring 298, 309 2 1831-1854 Pashley: Thurgoland 470 2 1831-1854 Pashley: West Melton 299, 300 2 1831-1854 Pass fine A.: 203, 204 2 1831-1854 Pass: Barnsley 256, 261 2 1831-1854 Pastoral Aid Society: 344, 402, 526 2 1831-1854 Patrician on the Wortleys: 253 2 1831-1854 Patrick George: innkeeper 531 2 1831-1854 Patrick: Stubbing 371 2 1831-1854 Patriotic Fund: 530, 532, 533, 535, 536, 537, 538 2 1831-1854 Payne John: Newhill Hall 5, 2 1831-1854 Payne William: killed 478 2 1831-1854 Peace Lister Mrs.: singer 390 2 1831-1854 Peace Seth: 319 2 1831-1854 Peacock H.W. to E. Hodgson 416 2 1831-1854 Peacock H.W.: solicitor 380, 406, 444 2 1831-1854 Pearsall J. T.: lecturer 315, 366, 497 2 1831-1854 Pearson: Denaby 143, 177 2 1831-1854 Pearson: Mexborough 286, 287 2 1831-1854 Pearson: Notton 16, 27 2 1831-1854 Pearson: Snowden Hill 27 2 1831-1854 Peckett George: died of apoplexy 377 2 1831-1854 Peckett John: 98 2 1831-1854 Peckett Richard: Wortley 344 2 1831-1854 Peckett William: linen manufacturer 338, 444 2 1831-1854 Peckett: Mapplewell 486 2 1831-1854 Peckett: Royston 538 2 1831-1854 95, 98, 218, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, Peckett's weavers: 2 1831-1854 225, 226, 227, 229, 231, 233 Peel Square formed: 285 2 1831-1854 Peep Green Demonstration: 92, 93, 106 2 1831-1854 Peggy Airey: 278 2 1831-1854 Pemberton Elizabeth worried by a dog: 261 2 1831-1854 Pemberton Reece Charles: 310 2 1831-1854 Pemberton: Gawber 130, 261 2 1831-1854 Peninsular veteran: 151 2 1831-1854 Peniston & Barnsley Railway Peniston 365 2 1831-1854 Peniston Guardians to Poor Law Board Peniston 392 2 1831-1854 Peniston: bleak situation of Peniston 41 2 1831-1854 Peniston: clothing society Peniston 414, 533 2 1831-1854 Peniston: female National School Peniston 42 2 1831-1854 Peniston: prize ringing at Peniston 317 2 1831-1854 Peniston: the finished town Peniston 41 2 1831-1854 Pennsylvanian Vocalists: 400 2 1831-1854 Penny Cyclopedia on Barnsley 31 2 1831-1854 Penny postage: 129 2 1831-1854 Penny J. to E. Haigh 537 2 1831-1854 Penrose T. Rev.: 334, 457 2 1831-1854 Pepper: Hoober Hall 3, 126 2 1831-1854 Pepper: Monk Bretton 28 2 1831-1854 Pepper: Newhall Grange 260, 261 2 1831-1854 Pepper: Royston 174, 175 2 1831-1854 Pepper: Wath 313 2 1831-1854 Pepper: Wentworth 4, 45, 53, 104 , 190, 298, 521 2 1831-1854 Pepper: West Hall 285, 308 2 1831-1854 Perkes John: suicide 118 2 1831-1854 Perkes: Worsborough 517 2 1831-1854 Perkin A. E.: Harborough House 221 2 1831-1854 Perkins: Braithwaite Hall 492 2 1831-1854 Perry Mary: witness 331 2 1831-1854 Peter's St. of Hoyland & Tankersley 1 2 1831-1854 81, 82, 84, 140, 163, 175, 193, 209, 214, Petitions from Barnsley 2 1831-1854 226, 231, 295, 434 Pettinger: Worsborough 53 2 1831-1854 Petty Sessions 60 2 1831-1854 Phillips Henry: singer 471 2 1831-1854 Philo-Apollo on John Foster 5 2 1831-1854 Phipps Edmund Hon. 1 2 1831-1854 Photographs exhibited: 511 2 1831-1854 Phytologist botanical Magazine 294 2 1831-1854 Pickard R.: coal steward 270, 272 2 1831-1854 Pickard Samuel: 421, 447 2 1831-1854 Pickard: Barnsley 12, 421 2 1831-1854 Pickard: Monk Bretton 260 2 1831-1854 Pickering A. P. to Miss Stanhope 430 2 1831-1854 Pickering Annabella: 209 2 1831-1854 Pickering George: bleacher 307 2 1831-1854 Pickering John: Redbrook 209 2 1831-1854 Pickering John: Union Inn 217, 221, 222, 223, 378 2 1831-1854 Pickering Richard: M.D. 3, 28 2 1831-1854 Pickering T . to E. Greaves 256 2 1831-1854 Pickering: Darton 70 2 1831-1854 Pickering: Gawber 68, 101, 246 2 1831-1854 Pickering: Hoyland Nether 47, 218 2 1831-1854 Pickford John: kept a bull to be baited 435 2 1831-1854 Pickles: Darton 29, 88, 135, 270 2 1831-1854 Pickles: Stainborough 82 2 1831-1854 Piddington about hurricanes: 375 2 1831-1854 Pig & poultry show: 389, 449, 454, 511, 513 2 1831-1854 Piggy rag bag: 416 2 1831-1854 Pigot & Newton: spin cotton 250, 323, 442, 443 2 1831-1854 Pigot B. J.: 450, 498 2 1831-1854 Pigot: Bolton 143, 278, 298 2 1831-1854 Pigot: Goldthorp 227, 289, 317, 490 2 1831-1854 Pigot: Houghton 52 2 1831-1854 Pigs stolen: 470 2 1831-1854 Pilkington E.T. Sir: Chevet 308, 485 2 1831-1854 Pilkington Swinnerton Milburn Lady: 535 2 1831-1854 Pilkington Thomas Sir: 383 2 1831-1854 Pilkington William Sir: 317 2 1831-1854 Pilkington: Thurlston 377 2 1831-1854 Pilmore O'Connor Ashton Feargus: 160 2 1831-1854 94, 95, 99, 126, 139, 140, 153, 154, 159, Pilmore David: Chartist 2 1831-1854 167, 181, 188, 195 Pilot engine ran into mail train: 249, 250 2 1831-1854 Pinfold: Cawthorne 10 2 1831-1854 Pitch Winteringham Robert: linen manufacturer 286 2 1831-1854 Pitkethley: 84 2 1831-1854 Pitt George gent: 234, 308, 365, 444, 501 2 1831-1854 Place John: Bretton Chapel 245 2 1831-1854 Plant meaning of: 32 2 1831-1854 Plate presented to: Joseph Canter 536 2 1831-1854 Pledge de John: author 77 2 1831-1854 Plint Henry: on Oliver Goldsmith 405 2 1831-1854 Plint Thomas: Leeds 123, 125 2 1831-1854 Plough Inn sold: 512 2 1831-1854 Ploughing meeting : at Notton 343 2 1831-1854 Ploughing meeting : at Monk Bretton 526 2 1831-1854 Plug riots: 202 2 1831-1854 Plumbe: Wentworth 162 2 1831-1854 Poetry of a Day: 448 2 1831-1854 Poetry: Questionable stuff 236 2 1831-1854 Poets of Yorkshire: 240 2 1831-1854 Pogmoor Election: 178 2 1831-1854 Pogmoor Sunday School: 27, 374 2 1831-1854 Poles: Thorp Hesley 34, 415 2 1831-1854 Poles: Wentworth 63, 73, 90, 92, 100, 205, 271 2 1831-1854 59, 64, 78, 79, 373, 384, 385, 390, 421, Police Commissioners: 2 1831-1854 443 Policemen: first time in uniform 466 2 1831-1854 Pollard George: gardener 342 2 1831-1854 Pollard James: died of apoplexy 520 2 1831-1854 Pollard Matthew: killed 514 2 1831-1854 Polling place: Barnsley 60 2 1831-1854 Pollock Mr.: Lecturer 283 2 1831-1854 Polytechnic review: 209, 210 2 1831-1854 Polytechnic Society: 82, 317 2 1831-1854 Ponsonby Charlotte Lady: 16 2 1831-1854 Pontefract Sessions: 498 2 1831-1854 Pool George: tradesman 395, 514 2 1831-1854 Poole Schofield John: 397 2 1831-1854 Poor Law Amendment Act: 61, 64, 66, 81, 236, 237, 316 2 1831-1854 Poor rate: 2s. In the £1 272 2 1831-1854 Poor unemployed: 84 2 1831-1854 Pope of Rome: 318 2 1831-1854 Pope's mother: 157 2 1831-1854 Popple John: Barnsley 360 2 1831-1854 Poppleton: Cudworth 272 2 1831-1854 Popplewell Thomas: slain 92 2 1831-1854 Popplewell: Swithen 314 2 1831-1854 Popplewell: Burton Grange 121, 314 2 1831-1854 Population in Staincross 62 2 1831-1854 Porter Benjamin: witness 382 2 1831-1854 Porter William Rev.: 13 2 1831-1854 Porter: Barnsley 11, 142 2 1831-1854 Porter: Park House 19, 28, 382 2 1831-1854 Porter: bankrupt 162 2 1831-1854 Portraits: Lord Wharncliff 256 2 1831-1854 Portraits: Archdeacon Corbett 221 2 1831-1854 Portraits: Duke of Wellington 221 2 1831-1854 Portraits: Earl Fitzwilliam 16 2 1831-1854 Post Office: Barnsley 431, 497, 502, 503, 533 2 1831-1854 Post Office: Silkston 218 2 1831-1854 Postman: extra 313 2 1831-1854 Potato disease: 324, 389 2 1831-1854 Potatoes: price of 459 2 1831-1854 Potts John: burnt to death 259 2 1831-1854 Potts: Darfield 289, 319 2 1831-1854 Poulson: Mexborough 278 2 1831-1854 Powell: Hoyland 294 2 1831-1854 Prest John: currier 520 2 1831-1854 Preston William: Railway Tavern 142 2 1831-1854 Price James: upset mail train 487, 493 2 1831-1854 Price: Barnsley 137, 271 2 1831-1854 Priestley John: miner 223, 224 2 1831-1854 Priestley O. W.: medical student 370, 375, 449 2 1831-1854 Primitive Camp Meeting: 374 2 1831-1854 Prince Henry: organist 446 2 1831-1854 Proclamation by the Queen: 268 2 1831-1854 Profanity on Canal Barnsley 228 2 1831-1854 Progress in Barnsley 345 2 1831-1854 Property sold in Barnsley 519 2 1831-1854 Protection to British industry: 232 2 1831-1854 Provisional Order for the application of Public Health 2 1831-1854 Act: 405 Public Health Act: 345, 346, 367, 405 2 1831-1854 Public Rooms: 61 2 1831-1854 Puddlephat John: Cawthorne 314, 371 2 1831-1854 Puley John: Star Inn 391 2 1831-1854 Pullen: Stubbing 137 2 1831-1854 Purgatory of Suicides: 299 2 1831-1854 Purslove: Peniston 372 2 1831-1854 Pybus Richard to Hannah Archer 216 2 1831-1854 Pybus Richard: journalist 428, 498 2 1831-1854

Qualifications: of police commissioners 59 2 1831-1854 Qualifications: of sanitary commissioner 380 2 1831-1854 Queen of villages: 3 2 1831-1854 Queror per solo queror: 241 2 1831-1854 Quo Warranto role 5 2 1831-1854

R.A.T.: Dramatic Society 37 2 1831-1854 Race Joseph: Squirrel Hall 426, 511 2 1831-1854 Race Richard: gent.: 453, 475, 519 2 1831-1854 Races: Barnsley 340, 383, 384, 449, 453 2 1831-1854 Rackett: Pogmoor 179 2 1831-1854 Radclyffe Ermingarde: 261 2 1831-1854 Radical Association: 64, 71, 72, 82 2 1831-1854 Radical dinner at Barnsley 83 2 1831-1854 Radley Francis: Woolley Edge 27 2 1831-1854 Raffles Dr. 532 2 1831-1854 Railton William: Barnsley 510 2 1831-1854 Railway commenced: Barnsley to Peniston 365 2 1831-1854 Railway opened Midland North: 137 2 1831-1854 Railway: down New Street 141 2 1831-1854 Ramsbottom J. to M. Peckett 338 2 1831-1854 Ramsden Thomas & Mary: 11 2 1831-1854 Ramsden: Darfield 29, 486 2 1831-1854 Ramsden: Hunshelf 84, 272 2 1831-1854 Ramsden: Oaks Colliery 413 2 1831-1854 Ramsden: Peniston 109 2 1831-1854 Randall G.: coach proprietor 365 2 1831-1854 Ranson William: collector 308, 447 2 1831-1854 Rat Hanoverian: 98 2 1831-1854 Ratcliff Thomas: Chartist 193 2 1831-1854 Rate: 1st under Public Health Act 472 2 1831-1854 Ratepayers meetings: 64, 78, 79, 279, 367, 450, 491 2 1831-1854 Ratepayers reject George Savage: 450 2 1831-1854 Rating by Police Commissioners: 60 2 1831-1854 Rauworth: Greenmoor 260 2 1831-1854 Rawdin William: burglar 202 2 1831-1854 Rawlin: Tankersley 453 2 1831-1854 Rawlin: Wentworth 10, 35, 56, 67, 450 2 1831-1854 Rawson Joseph: died of his burns 419 2 1831-1854 Ray John: printer 9, 83, 89, 252, 397, 399, 413, 416 2 1831-1854 Ray Joseph: schoolmaster 1, 222 2 1831-1854 Raynes: Billingley Green 151, 194 2 1831-1854 Raynor Joseph Rev.: 286 2 1831-1854 Raywood J. to A. Cawood 308 2 1831-1854 Raywood Joseph: farmer 298 2 1831-1854 Raywood Miss: robbed 370 2 1831-1854 Raywood R. to M. Cordeux 296 2 1831-1854 Raywood Richard: linen manufacturer 29, 45, 257, 317 2 1831-1854 Raywood Richard: President of Mechanic's Institute 274, 279, 280, 499 2 1831-1854 Raywood Rycroft to Miss Gillot 129 2 1831-1854 Raywood: Ardsley 246 2 1831-1854 Raywood: Darfield 339 2 1831-1854 Raywood: sergeant major 213 2 1831-1854 Reaping Machine: trial of a 381 2 1831-1854 Reay Edward to Hester Heely 374 2 1831-1854 Rebels' spears: 63 2 1831-1854 Receipt for rent without a stamp: 503 2 1831-1854 Reckless: Wath 5 2 1831-1854 Reddish T to M. Miller 256 2 1831-1854 Reddish Thomas: corn-miller 336 2 1831-1854 Redfern Joel: 3 2 1831-1854 Redfern: Peniston 236, 237 2 1831-1854 Reed Reedstone Rev.: 90 2 1831-1854 Reed: Mexborough 231, 303 2 1831-1854 Reeder: Melton West 489 2 1831-1854 Reform Bill: 11 2 1831-1854 Registrar General of Barnsley 449 2 1831-1854 Registrar's returns: 372, 393, 419, 467 2 1831-1854 Registration Districts: 63 2 1831-1854 Reider: Saxon lord of Wath 5, 6 2 1831-1854 Rejoicing at Noblethorp 284 2 1831-1854 Rennison precipitated to the bottom: 180 2 1831-1854 Repeal Association: 213, 214, 216, 217 2 1831-1854 Repeal of the Union: 152, 213 2 1831-1854 Requests Court of: 91 2 1831-1854 Reservoir: Worsborough 236, 530 2 1831-1854 Restitution in full: 82 2 1831-1854 Retz de Cardinal: his maxim 274 2 1831-1854 Revel Edward: weaver 143 2 1831-1854 Revel: Thurlston 527 2 1831-1854 Revenue Fraud on the: 422 2 1831-1854 Reynard John Rev.: 378 2 1831-1854 Reyner John: stonemason 27 2 1831-1854 Reyner Matthew: yeoman 212 2 1831-1854 Reyner Mr. to Miss Hirst 391 2 1831-1854 Reyner: Rough Birchworth 278, 459 2 1831-1854 Reyner: Royston 67, 357 2 1831-1854 Reyner: Thurgoland 248, 285 2 1831-1854 Reyner: Wath 3, 530 2 1831-1854 Reyner: Wentworth 116 2 1831-1854 Rhodes Charles: Dusty Miller 479 2 1831-1854 Rhodes G. to E. Parker 227 2 1831-1854 Rhodes Jonas: left an annuity 61 2 1831-1854 Rhodes Mary: Thurnscoe 313, 532 2 1831-1854 Rhodes William Sir: 157 2 1831-1854 Rhodes William: aged ninety-six 300 2 1831-1854 Rhodes: Barnsley 314 2 1831-1854 Rhodes: Carr Green 345 2 1831-1854 Rhodes: Hoyland 194, 213, 272, 312, 335 2 1831-1854 Rhodes: Peniston 269 2 1831-1854 Rhodes: Staincross 466 2 1831-1854 Rhodes: Ward Green 278, 285 2 1831-1854 Rhodes: Wentworth 236 2 1831-1854 Rice William: insurgent 52 2 1831-1854 Rich: Barnsley 112 2 1831-1854 Richards John: huntsman 293 2 1831-1854 Richardson Hawksworth John: 117 2 1831-1854 Richardson Henry: 442 2 1831-1854 Richardson Henry: at Cudworth 375 2 1831-1854 Richardson Henry: a patron to Barnsley Horticultural 2 1831-1854 Society 388 Richardson Henry: appointed Chief Constable 193 2 1831-1854 Richardson Henry: apprentice to Richard Parkinson 2 1831-1854 299 Richardson Henry: assists at nomination of constables 2 1831-1854 358 Richardson Henry: at the Board of Health 450 2 1831-1854 Richardson Henry: could not go up to the list of 1836 440 2 1831-1854 etc Richardson Henry: his speech in favour of baths and 2 1831-1854 wash-houses 379 Richardson Henry: his speech in favour of the Public 368 2 1831-1854 Health Act Richardson Henry: his speech to the police 2 1831-1854 commissioners 385, 386 Richardson Henry: linen manufacturer and 1st Mayor 2 1831-1854 79, 233, 343 Richardson Henry: made a large tablecloth for M. 2 1831-1854 Soyer 336 Richardson Henry: on the Grand Jury at Sessions Pontefract 83 2 1831-1854 Richardson Henry: subscribes to Patriotic Fund 530 2 1831-1854 Richardson John: calenderer 325 2 1831-1854 Richardson M. H. To M. S. Galland 343 2 1831-1854 Richardson Robert: gent. 66 2 1831-1854 Richardson T. to L. Norman 233 2 1831-1854 Richardson T. to Miss Clark 106 2 1831-1854 Richardson Thomas: blacksmith 67, 137 2 1831-1854 Richardson: Darfield 199, 214, 216, 287 2 1831-1854 Richardson: Barnsley 27, 133 2 1831-1854 Richmond Joseph: acquitted 427 2 1831-1854 Ridgill: Wath 84 2 1831-1854 Ridsdale G. to M. A. Pickering 405 2 1831-1854 Ridsdale: Barnsley 39, 176, 492 2 1831-1854 Ridsdale: Crook House 53, 131, 437 2 1831-1854 Rigby John: Rev.: 90, 124, 141, 144, 149, 151 2 1831-1854 Right eye of Yorkshire: 276 2 1831-1854 Rimmington John: attorney 86 2 1831-1854 Rimmington: New Hall 162 2 1831-1854 Rindle Jacob: miner 220, 221 2 1831-1854 Ringers: Silkston Old 412 2 1831-1854 Ringers: at supper 394 2 1831-1854 Ringing at: Barnsley 204, 286 2 1831-1854 Ringing at: Peniston 317 2 1831-1854 Ringing at: Silkston 335 2 1831-1854 Ringing at: Wath 340 2 1831-1854 Ringing at: Wragby 203 2 1831-1854 Ringing at: Fishlake 484 2 1831-1854 Ringing in: London 341 2 1831-1854 Ringston Hill: 310 2 1831-1854 Riot at: Keresforth Hill 60 2 1831-1854 Riot on North Midland Railway 109 2 1831-1854 Ripon: Bishop of 203, 281, 295, 312, 339, 522, 523 2 1831-1854 Ripon: Dean of 312 2 1831-1854 Roadhouse: Houghton 217 2 1831-1854 Robbery at Emley 195 2 1831-1854 Roberton G.: socialist 232, 233 2 1831-1854 Roberts H. to M. A. Colton 444 2 1831-1854 122, 235, 255, 278, 281, 300, 334, 342, 343, 345, 358, 360, 378, 391, 395, 397, Roberts Earnshaw Richard Rev.: 2 1831-1854 400, 402, 415, 418, 425, 433, 446, 447, 503, 506, 520, 526 Roberts G. to S. Collingwood 84 2 1831-1854 Roberts P.W.: miner's attorney-general 433 2 1831-1854 Roberts: Cotes 228 2 1831-1854 Roberts: Darton 391 2 1831-1854 Roberts: Hoober 29, 197 2 1831-1854 Roberts: Silkston 357 2 1831-1854 Roberts: Thurlston 153 2 1831-1854 Roberts: Wath 56 2 1831-1854 Roberts; Mexborough 209 2 1831-1854 Robinson Charles: from Oldham 250 2 1831-1854 Robinson G. to R. Guest 432 2 1831-1854 Robinson George innkeeper 490 2 1831-1854 Robinson George: carpenter 3 2 1831-1854 Robinson George: tried for murder 150, 151, 163, 173 2 1831-1854 Robinson John: farmer 311 2 1831-1854 Robinson John: killed 106 2 1831-1854 Robinson Martha: from Ludborough 216 2 1831-1854 Robinson Richard: his sudden death 459 2 1831-1854 Robinson Richard: killed 412 2 1831-1854 Robinson Robert Rev.: 334 2 1831-1854 Robinson Samuel: scalded to death 466 2 1831-1854 Robinson Thomas: flax-dresser 293 2 1831-1854 Robinson Thomas: stonemason 286 2 1831-1854 Robinson W. to Mrs. Pleasant 456 2 1831-1854 Robinson W. to S. Dernaley 456 2 1831-1854 Robinson William: cooper 135 2 1831-1854 Robinson William: stonemason 295 2 1831-1854 Robinson William: weaver 196 2 1831-1854 Robinson William: witness 326 2 1831-1854 Robinson: Barnsley 521 2 1831-1854 Robinson: Havercroft 408 2 1831-1854 Robinson: Redbrook 246 2 1831-1854 Robinson: Wath 131 2 1831-1854 Rock William: stonemason 471 2 1831-1854 Rock Abraham: stonemason 236 2 1831-1854 Rock Henry: apothecary 15, 308 2 1831-1854 Rock: Barnsley 178, 202, 236 2 1831-1854 Rocks: Wharncliff 47 2 1831-1854 Rodham: Cannon Hall 275, 289, 306, 307 2 1831-1854 Rodwell: Wath 116, 209, 271, 506 2 1831-1854 Roebuck: Hunshelf 29, 67, 190 2 1831-1854 Roebuck: Kexborough 68 2 1831-1854 Roebuck: Thurlston 83, 295 2 1831-1854 Roger: Newbegin 371 2 1831-1854 Rogers Charles: author 89, 137, 294, 400 2 1831-1854 Rogers Edmund: bequeathed Great Tithes 61, 346 2 1831-1854 Rogers Lacy Charles: solicitor 37 2 1831-1854 Rogers Malkin John: burglar 218 2 1831-1854 Rogers Paul: poet 4, 15, 16, 159, 245, 271, 290, 341, 351 2 1831-1854 Rogers: Barnsley 237 2 1831-1854 Rogers: Darfield 503 2 1831-1854 Rogers: Elsecar 52, 485 2 1831-1854 Rogers: Wath 7, 487 2 1831-1854 Rogerson John: gardener 176 2 1831-1854 Rogerson: Barnsley 526 2 1831-1854 Rogerson: Felkirk 73, 86 2 1831-1854 Rogerson: Hiendley 1 2 1831-1854 Rogerson: Hoober Stand 126 2 1831-1854 Rollin John: dyer 341, 356 2 1831-1854 Rollin Richard: sportsman 261, 449 2 1831-1854 Rollin Timothy: printer 392 2 1831-1854 Rollin William: 319 2 1831-1854 Rollin: Aldham Mill 204 2 1831-1854 Rollin: Oxspring 4, 42, 454 2 1831-1854 Rollin's flour mill: 42 2 1831-1854 Rollinson: Royston 13, 249, 261, 527 2 1831-1854 Roman Catholics 60, 90, 151, 152, 160, 162, 211 2 1831-1854 Roodhouse Jane: deaf & dumb 275, 289 2 1831-1854 Roodhouse S.: warehouseman 319 2 1831-1854 Rook Daniel: warehouseman 34 2 1831-1854 Rook Miss and her Wills 493, 500, 505 2 1831-1854 Roper: Carlcotes 68 2 1831-1854 Rose Vincent: killed 377 2 1831-1854 Rose: precipitated to the bottom 180 2 1831-1854 Ross v Harrison: 101 2 1831-1854 Ross Alexis Alexander: 33, 311 2 1831-1854 Ross James: poet 53 2 1831-1854 Ross Thomas Hon. Sec. 336 2 1831-1854 Ross: Wentworth 473 2 1831-1854 Rotherham Sessions: 445, 508 2 1831-1854 Rowley Frederick: bookkeeper 360 2 1831-1854 Rowley J. to C. Clarkson 246 2 1831-1854 Rowley John: robbed 416 2 1831-1854 Rowley: Cawthorne 27, 33, 356, 360 2 1831-1854 Royal Arms: St. Mary's Church 316 2 1831-1854 Royal Hotel: 36, 37 2 1831-1854 Royston Hambras: Ardsley 65 2 1831-1854 Royston Cornelius: blacksmith 412 2 1831-1854 Royston Moses: ginger beer 246 2 1831-1854 Royston William: iron salesman 286 2 1831-1854 Royston: Hoyland Nether 12, 16 2 1831-1854 Rusby W. to Miss Burkinshaw 245 2 1831-1854 Rushforth Elizabeth: 210 2 1831-1854 Rushforth George: both his legs broken 180 2 1831-1854 Rushforth George: guard over Napoleon at St. Helena 2 1831-1854 100 Rushforth Jonathan: killed 449 2 1831-1854 Rushforth Samuel Barnsley 180, 300 2 1831-1854 Rushforth T. to C. Charlesworth 505 2 1831-1854 Russel G. to Miss Clark 230 2 1831-1854 Russel George: Champney Hill 248 2 1831-1854 Russel George: tanner 260 2 1831-1854 Russel Henry: singer 439 2 1831-1854 Russel James: High Royd 65, 255 2 1831-1854 Russel John Lord: at Hickleton Hall 256 2 1831-1854 Russel: Hound Hill 397 2 1831-1854 Russia: Barnsley families return from, 459 2 1831-1854 Rustic Wreath: 27, 54 2 1831-1854 Ruth Christopher: 33 2 1831-1854 Ryalls: Newhill Mill 200 2 1831-1854 Ryalls; Wath 371 2 1831-1854 Ryan P. Rev.: 180, 182, 186, 187, 189 2 1831-1854 Rycroft J. to E. Harrison 282 2 1831-1854 Rycroft Thomas: carrier 131 2 1831-1854 Ryley Edward & Michael: buried alive 454 2 1831-1854 Rymer Charles: Wesleyan Reformer 456 2 1831-1854

Sacred Month 111, 112, 133 2 1831-1854 Sadler Alfred M.A.: 126 2 1831-1854 Sadler Phoebe: suffocated 473 2 1831-1854 Sadler Thomas Michael: 9, 104, 200, 316, 370, 375, 449, 468 2 1831-1854 Sagitaria sagittifolia: 54 2 1831-1854 Saile Robert: grocer 27, 89 2 1831-1854 Saile Thomas: 118 2 1831-1854 Saile: Darton 270, 278 2 1831-1854 Sale (first) by auction in Corn Exchange: 417 2 1831-1854 Sale of stock at Wentworth Woodhouse 414, 536 2 1831-1854 Sale Thomas Rev.: 526 2 1831-1854 Salem Chapel: 256, 289 2 1831-1854 Salkeld: Wentworth 228, 231, 313 2 1831-1854 Sally Bobbinwinder: pamphlet 88 2 1831-1854 Salter John: killed near Cudworth 260 2 1831-1854 Sampson Elizabeth: witness 327 2 1831-1854 Sampson Mary: witness 328, 329 2 1831-1854 Sandal in the Olden time: Sandal 136 2 1831-1854 Sanderson Rich John: 73 2 1831-1854 Sanderson: Adwick 248 2 1831-1854 Sanderson: Cudworth 53, 162, 392 2 1831-1854 Sanderson: Tingle Bridge 489 2 1831-1854 Sanderson: Stubbing 456 2 1831-1854 Sanderson: Thurgoland 200, 270 2 1831-1854 Sanderson: Thurlston 272 2 1831-1854 Sangster Charles Rev.: 344, 377 2 1831-1854 Sanitary Act: 503 2 1831-1854 Sanitary Meeting: 491 2 1831-1854 Saunday Mrs. Mother of J. & J. Massie: 294 2 1831-1854 Saunderson Nicholas: 21, 40, 41, 42, 240 2 1831-1854 78, 79 ,81, 119, 258, 376, 382, 394, 422, Savage George: 2 1831-1854 450, 451 Saville James: aged 92 53, 131 2 1831-1854 Saville J. to Lois Hawley 259 2 1831-1854 Saville James: haberdashier 359 2 1831-1854 Saville William: Balk 462 2 1831-1854 Saville: Worsborough 46, 53, 131, 270 2 1831-1854 Savilles of Wath 6, 33, 190 2 1831-1854 Savings Bank: 53, 61, 318, 325, 486, 489 2 1831-1854 Savings Bank: at Bolton 63 2 1831-1854 Saxton Joseph: drowned 286 2 1831-1854 Scaife Jonathan: killed 317 2 1831-1854 Scales G. to A. Rothery 295 2 1831-1854 Scales Mr. to E. Frudd 280 2 1831-1854 Scales Thomas Rev.: 367 2 1831-1854 Scales: Burton Grange 454, 485 2 1831-1854 Scarfe George Rev.: 345, 396, 438, 532 2 1831-1854 Scargill George: miner 382 2 1831-1854 Scargill Henry: witness 365 2 1831-1854 Scargill Richard: weaver 309 2 1831-1854 Scargill Rose: witness 363 2 1831-1854 Scepticism in Barnsley 415 2 1831-1854 Schofield Charles: carpenter 382 2 1831-1854 Schofield Charles: watch-maker 211 2 1831-1854 Schofield John gent.: 83 2 1831-1854 Schofield M. to J. Fletcher 271 2 1831-1854 Schofield William: killed 440 2 1831-1854 Schofield: Denby Dale 12 2 1831-1854 Schofield: Peniston 137, 290 2 1831-1854 Schofield: Raw Green 4, 446 2 1831-1854 Schofield: Rawling House 345 2 1831-1854 Schofield: Wath 397 2 1831-1854 Scholey George: dairyman 295 2 1831-1854 Scholey Thomas: dyer 126 2 1831-1854 Scholey: Cock Inn 233, 255 2 1831-1854 Scholey: Havercroft 236 2 1831-1854 Scholey: Peniston 316 2 1831-1854 Scholey: Worsborough 339, 357 2 1831-1854 School for factory operatives: 317 2 1831-1854 Schools erected at Monk Bretton 256 2 1831-1854 Schools erected at Wentworth 63 2 1831-1854 Scissett Parsonage: 234 2 1831-1854 Scorah George to Mrs. Ostcliff 204 2 1831-1854 Scorah John: farmer 215 2 1831-1854 Scotland it's Manners Institutions & Customs: 83 2 1831-1854 Scott Ann Margaret: 2, 426 2 1831-1854 Scott David: Hoyland 272 2 1831-1854 Scott H. J. to Olivia Hoyt 533 2 1831-1854 Scott John Rev.: 383 2 1831-1854 Scott Joseph: killed 12 2 1831-1854 Scott: Barnsley 135 2 1831-1854 150, 152 , 160, 193, 197, 200, 213, 276, Seagrave Michael: chartist 2 1831-1854 302 156, 294, 299, 309, 350, 351, 352, 353, Searle January 2 1831-1854 354 Searshea Barnsley 12 2 1831-1854 Sectional meetings 116 2 1831-1854 Seddons: Worsborough 260, 309 2 1831-1854 Sedgwick: Barnsley 4, 12, 89, 194, 295, 519 2 1831-1854 Sedgwick Isaac 194 2 1831-1854 Sedgwick John: warehouseman 197 2 1831-1854 Sedgwick Leonard: pipe-maker 295, 309 2 1831-1854 Sedgwick Samuel: 126 2 1831-1854 Sedgwick W. to A. Moor 377 2 1831-1854 Sedition arrested for: Rev. W. Hill 203 2 1831-1854 Sellers Ephraim: miner 220 2 1831-1854 Senior Carnley Samuel: 294 2 1831-1854 Senior G. to E. Savage 520 2 1831-1854 Senior George: draper 339 2 1831-1854 Senior George: farmer 425 2 1831-1854 Senior J. to E. Strutt 255 2 1831-1854 Senior John: butcher 339 2 1831-1854 Senior Mary: George & Dragon 237 2 1831-1854 Senior Richard: butcher 101 2 1831-1854 Senior Samuel: tailor 82 2 1831-1854 Senior Sarah: found dead 367, 369 2 1831-1854 Senior Thomas: butcher 16, 37 2 1831-1854 Senior: Barnsley 24, 53, 100, 144, 237, 307, 383, 415 2 1831-1854 Senior: Bolsterstone 314 2 1831-1854 Senior: Darton 471 2 1831-1854 Senior: Dodworth 390 2 1831-1854 Senior: Peniston 190, 313, 422, 433 2 1831-1854 Senior: Royston 201, 203, 382 2 1831-1854 Senior: Thurgoland 34, 237, 504 2 1831-1854 Senior: Woolley 188 2 1831-1854 Sermon by B. Beddow: 264 2 1831-1854 Sermons by S. Hadfield: 264, 269 2 1831-1854 Shackleton John: Peniston 393 2 1831-1854 Shambles street: why so called 324 2 1831-1854 Sharp Ann Mary: witness 362 2 1831-1854 Sharp W. to A. Roebuck 317 2 1831-1854 Sharp: a navvie lecturer 360 2 1831-1854 Sharpley: Hemingfield 27 2 1831-1854 Shaw Land. 61, 346, 356 2 1831-1854 Shaw Mill: 220, 278 2 1831-1854 Shaw B. to J. Hold: 312 2 1831-1854 Shaw Benjamin: drowned 402 2 1831-1854 Shaw George: Thorncliff 506, 520 2 1831-1854 Shaw Giles gent.: 508 2 1831-1854 Shaw H. to C. Hutchinson 224 2 1831-1854 Shaw Hope John: 312 2 1831-1854 Shaw Isaac: builder 64 2 1831-1854 Shaw J. to M. Wheatley 382 2 1831-1854 Shaw J. to S. Smith 135 2 1831-1854 Shaw John Rev.: Revivalist 334 2 1831-1854 126, 176, 181, 193, 194, 213, 215, 221, Shaw John: Chartist 2 1831-1854 224, 229, 230, 281 Shaw John: watchman 382 2 1831-1854 Shaw John: Independent 449, 531 2 1831-1854 Shaw Joseph: butcher 37 2 1831-1854 Shaw Joseph: timber merchant 260 2 1831-1854 Shaw Mary: witness 363 2 1831-1854 Shaw professor of music to Eliza Headen: 162, 413 2 1831-1854 Shaw Thomas: collier 359 2 1831-1854 Shaw William: farmer 308 2 1831-1854 Shaw William: mason 2, 40 2 1831-1854 Shaw William: Railway Contractor 421, 449, 468, 470, 477, 531 2 1831-1854 Shaw: Bolton 457 2 1831-1854 Shaw: Cawthorne 301 2 1831-1854 Shaw: Darfield 177, 201, 271 2 1831-1854 Shaw: Darton 64, 467 2 1831-1854 Shaw: Dodworth 16, 194, 213, 270, 294, 314 2 1831-1854 Shaw: Harley 255, 277 2 1831-1854 Shaw: Hunshelf 215 2 1831-1854 Shaw: Mexborough 191, 246 2 1831-1854 Shaw: Monk Bretton 94 2 1831-1854 Shaw: Newhill Grange 360 2 1831-1854 Shaw: Royston 70 2 1831-1854 Shaw: Snaythorp 95, 268 2 1831-1854 Shaw: Staincross 82, 194, 245, 345, 466 2 1831-1854 Shaw: Silkston 28, 34, 209, 308 2 1831-1854 Shaw: Worsborough 14, 67 2 1831-1854 Shaw: Mapplewell 34, 260 2 1831-1854 Sheard: High Hoyland 15 2 1831-1854 Shearwood: Darton 152 2 1831-1854 Sheep drowned: 486 2 1831-1854 Sheep-stealing at: Norton 478 2 1831-1854 Sheep-stealing at: Grimethorp 516 2 1831-1854 Sheffield & Barnsley Railway: 454 2 1831-1854 Sheffield Free Press and Rotherham and Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Advertiser 324

Sheffield Free Press and Rotherham and Barnsley Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Advertiser: on how are Barnsley Trusts appropriated 356 Sheffield Free Press and Rotherham and Barnsley 353, 354 2 1831-1854 Advertiser: on January Searle Sheffield Free Press and Rotherham and Barnsley Barnsley 2 1831-1854 Advertiser: on progress in Barnsley 345 Sheffield Free Press and Rotherham and Barnsley 330 2 1831-1854 Advertiser: on the Firths Sheffield Sessions: 425, 454 2 1831-1854 Sheldon Henry: secretary 446 2 1831-1854 Sheldon Henry: secretary 446 2 1831-1854 Sheldon John: vitriol-maker 413 2 1831-1854 Sheldon W. to M. Clegg 413 2 1831-1854 Shepherd Thomas: 356 2 1831-1854 Shepherd W. to Eliza Greaves 200 2 1831-1854 Shepherd William: sadler 248 2 1831-1854 Shepherd William: solicitor 312, 385, 386, 450, 492, 503 2 1831-1854 Shepherd: Ackworth 168 2 1831-1854 Shepherd: Barnsley 275, 282, 284, 289, 306, 312 2 1831-1854 Shepherd: Bolton 5 2 1831-1854 Shepherd: Darfield 71 2 1831-1854 Shepherd: nicknamed "Brighton" 282 2 1831-1854 Shepherdesses: 94, 403 2 1831-1854 Shepherds: 405 2 1831-1854 Sheridan: Barnsley 345, 357 2 1831-1854 Shillings: Victorian coinage 89 2 1831-1854 Shipley George: constable 397, 462 2 1831-1854 Shipman Jane: Houghton 1 2 1831-1854 Shircliff: Felkirk 4, 64, 85, 269 2 1831-1854 Shirt George: 82, 84 2 1831-1854 Shirt Julia: Denby 339 2 1831-1854 Shoemakers' strike: 99 2 1831-1854 Shortridge J. to Miss Brown 505 2 1831-1854 Shuttle Sam 179 2 1831-1854 Shuttleworth W.: fireman 267 2 1831-1854 Sibbering Robert to Ann Oliver 532 2 1831-1854 Sidebottom: Higham 257 2 1831-1854 Sidney: cost of living at, (sic) 374 2 1831-1854 Sigillaria 32 2 1831-1854 Silkston Church and repaired: Silkston 355 2 1831-1854 Silkston Church warmed: Silkston 255 2 1831-1854 Silkston Cottage Garden Society: Silkston 341, 360, 384, 506 2 1831-1854 Silkston house fell in: Silkston 443 2 1831-1854 Silkston loungers at: Silkston 367 2 1831-1854 Silkston Post Office: Silkston 218 2 1831-1854 Silkston Reading Room: Silkston 357, 360 2 1831-1854 Silkston school repaired: Silkston 248 2 1831-1854 Silver Cup lined with gold: 335 2 1831-1854 Silver inkstand: 308 2 1831-1854 Silverwood: Middop 66 2 1831-1854 Silverwood: Swithen 1 2 1831-1854 Simmons Samuel Rev.: 290, 371, 505 2 1831-1854 Simmons: Barnsley 12, 290 2 1831-1854 Simpson C. J. Rev. to C. Harris 370 2 1831-1854 Simpson Curwen John: 428 2 1831-1854 Simpson Edward: died suddenly 433 2 1831-1854 Simpson Jane: Darfield 212 2 1831-1854 Simpson John Rev.: 10 2 1831-1854 Simpson Launcelot William: 344 2 1831-1854 Simpson S. to H. Raywood 299 2 1831-1854 Simpson Sigsworth: haberdasher 324, 336 2 1831-1854 Simpson W. J. Rev.: 276, 289, 344 2 1831-1854 Simpson William: weaver 247 2 1831-1854 Simpson William: witness 327 2 1831-1854 Simpson Wood Thomas Rev.: 486 2 1831-1854 Simpson: Carlton 40 2 1831-1854 Simpson: Houghton 285, 287, 499 2 1831-1854 Simpson: Mexborough 102 2 1831-1854 Simpson: Upper Hoyland 443 2 1831-1854 Simpson: Wath 13, 126 2 1831-1854 Skelton on Medical Botany: 299 2 1831-1854 Skelton Christiana: 316 2 1831-1854 Skelton Samuel: killed 427 2 1831-1854 Skevington: lecturer 180 2 1831-1854 Skilly-tub: 186 2 1831-1854 Skirrow J. to H. Dunforth 446 2 1831-1854 Slater: Gawber Common 272 2 1831-1854 Slavery: Negro Negro 84 2 1831-1854 Small Debts Courts Bill: 82, 84, 87 2 1831-1854 Smallpox: 285 2 1831-1854 Smeadley: Wentworth 1 2 1831-1854 Smiles Brown Arthur: 383 2 1831-1854 Smith Annis: found weltering in her blood 360, 361, 362 2 1831-1854 Smith B.T.: lecturer 182, 199 2 1831-1854 Smith Dakin Brook: 260, 261, 371, 490 2 1831-1854 Smith E. To J. Willan 137 2 1831-1854 Smith G.: linen manufacturer 300 2 1831-1854 Smith George: foreman 108, 300 2 1831-1854 Smith Hamilton George M.D.: 53, 61, 86, 271, 308, 320 2 1831-1854 Smith Henry: wounded Patrick Shandley 510 2 1831-1854 Smith Isaac: dyer 84, 212 2 1831-1854 Smith J. to M. E. Gledhill 392 2 1831-1854 Smith James: warehouseman 256 2 1831-1854 Smith John Rev.: 2, 6 2 1831-1854 Smith John: Kings Head 257, 357, 436, 505 2 1831-1854 Smith John: taken up insensible 83 2 1831-1854 Smith Joseph: 52 2 1831-1854 Smith Joseph: Wortley Inn 270, 405, 419, 425 2 1831-1854 Smith Joseph: builder 317, 485 2 1831-1854 Smith Mary: tried to hang herself 461 2 1831-1854 Smith T. to S. Broadbent 260 2 1831-1854 Smith Thomas Rev.: Classical tutor 532 2 1831-1854 Smith Thomas to Hannah Marsh 530 2 1831-1854 Smith Thomas: informer 133 2 1831-1854 Smith Vincent: conservative 336 2 1831-1854 Smith W. to A. M. Ray 324 2 1831-1854 Smith W. to H. Sherburn 413 2 1831-1854 Smith William: drowned 88 2 1831-1854 Smith Young Georgina: 271 2 1831-1854 Smith: Harley 16, 19, 308 2 1831-1854 Smith: Hemingfield 127 2 1831-1854 Smith: Houghton 35 2 1831-1854 Smith: Thurlston 278 2 1831-1854 Smith: Wath 104, 205, 294 2 1831-1854 Smith: Wentworth 102, 371 2 1831-1854 Smith: West Melton 89, 302 2 1831-1854 Smith: Wombwell 12, 27 2 1831-1854 Smith: Woodruff 533 2 1831-1854 Smith: Woolley 37, 252 2 1831-1854 Smith: Worsborough 287 2 1831-1854 Smithies Tragedy: 360, 361, 362 2 1831-1854 Smithson: Elsecar 433 2 1831-1854 Smorfit: Barnsley 538 2 1831-1854 Smudge found a ready sale: 435 2 1831-1854 Snow on the 10th of June: 295 2 1831-1854 Snow on the 18th October: 286, 307, 338, 339, 408 2 1831-1854 Snow on the 9th of May: 436 2 1831-1854 Snow: 207 2 1831-1854 Social Condition of Barnsley 365 2 1831-1854 Soke Mills of Barnsley 77 2 1831-1854 Songs of Scotland: 390, 526 2 1831-1854 Sorsby: Skiers Hall 4 2 1831-1854 Sorsby: Warren 194, 506 2 1831-1854 South Yorkshire Railway: opened for minerals 339 2 1831-1854 South Yorkshire Railway: opened for passengers 340 2 1831-1854 Southcote Joanna: 209 2 1831-1854 Sowerby John: Flockton 202 2 1831-1854 Soyer M.: his tablecloth 336, 338 2 1831-1854 Spacey's Theatre: 480 2 1831-1854 Spalton: Adwick 116, 230 2 1831-1854 Spectemur Agendo: 457 2 1831-1854 Speight Joseph: draper 249, 324 2 1831-1854 Spence P.: lecturer 152 2 1831-1854 Spencer and the "Faerie Queen": 334 2 1831-1854 Spencer Wordsworth Cauwood Jane 295 2 1831-1854 Spencer Cawood Jane: 222 2 1831-1854 Spencer J. H. to J. C. Fox 317 2 1831-1854 Spencer J. H. to J. Wordsworth 217, 222 2 1831-1854 Spencer: Rob Royd 324, 339, 404, 410, 499 2 1831-1854 Spofforth R. Rev. to E. Wordsworth 133 2 1831-1854 Spooner: Peniston 248, 279 2 1831-1854 Spring early: 308 2 1831-1854 Spurr J. to E. Clegg 104, 106 2 1831-1854 Sputter water on the bunts: 271 2 1831-1854 Square H. J. Rev.: 377 2 1831-1854 Squires Richard: 256, 504 2 1831-1854 St. Hilaire: 290 2 1831-1854 Stabbed him in the side: 461 2 1831-1854 Stables: Barnborough 24, 36, 89, 100, 507 2 1831-1854 Stacks on fire: 217, 218, 232, 529 2 1831-1854 Stag hunt: 222 2 1831-1854 Stage coaches & wagons: 138 2 1831-1854 Stainborough reservoir: Stainborough 255 2 1831-1854 Stainborough victims: Stainborough 223, 224, 228 2 1831-1854 Staincross Society for the prosecution of felons: 400, 413 2 1831-1854 Staincross Wapentake: 61 2 1831-1854 Stancy: Hoyland Lane End 444 2 1831-1854 Standing Isaac to M.A. Sedgwick 457 2 1831-1854 Stanfield: Barnsley 176 2 1831-1854 Stanhope-Spencer Elizabeth Lady: 520 2 1831-1854 Stanhope-Spencer Elizabeth Louise: 335, 340 2 1831-1854 Stanhope-Spencer John F.R.S.: he entertains the Plug 202 2 1831-1854 Dragoons Stanhope-Spencer John: a patron to Horticultural & 316, 388 2 1831-1854 Cottage Gardeners Societies Stanhope-Spencer John: a patron to the Choral Society 2 1831-1854 417 Stanhope-Spencer John: at Noblethorp 284 2 1831-1854 Stanhope-Spencer John: at Pontefract Sessions Pontefract 498 2 1831-1854 Stanhope-Spencer John: Chairman at meeting to relieve 2 1831-1854 sufferers of Holmfirth Flood 358 Stanhope-Spencer John: Chairman at opening of the 2 1831-1854 Corn Exchange 397 Stanhope-Spencer John: Chairman of the Bible Society 342, 394, 459, 520 2 1831-1854 meeting Stanhope-Spencer John: dines with his tenants 287 2 1831-1854 Stanhope-Spencer John: gives £5 to Institution for 2 1831-1854 Deaf & Dumb 323 Stanhope-Spencer John: gives £5 to the weavers 217 2 1831-1854 Stanhope-Spencer John: gives £50 to Patriotic Fund 2 1831-1854 530 Stanhope-Spencer John: gives 2 guineas to Institution 275, 289, 306 2 1831-1854 for Deaf and Dumb Stanhope-Spencer John: his remarks at the meeting for the Extension of Church accommodation and the 2 1831-1854 education of the poor 234 334, 382, 422, 448, 453, 457, 460, 461, Stanhope-Spencer John: on the Bench 2 1831-1854 466, 471, 485, 491, 522 Stanhope-Spencer John: opposes the aggression of the 2 1831-1854 Pope 318 Stanhope-Spencer John: returns Cannon Hall 447 2 1831-1854 Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: addressed Bible 2 1831-1854 Society meeting 520 Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: at Doncaster with his Doncaster 436, 438, 505 2 1831-1854 troopers Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: at Pontefract Sessions Pontefract 2 1831-1854 498 Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: dined with his troopers 2 1831-1854 at the Royal Hotel 402 Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: Game List 459 2 1831-1854 Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: his majority 287 2 1831-1854 Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: his opinions of 2 1831-1854 Maudsley's Workshop musing 360 Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: his remarks about 2 1831-1854 India 395 Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: his speech at the 397, 398, 400 2 1831-1854 opening of the Corn Exchange Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: his troopers give him a 476 2 1831-1854 dinner Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: Lieutenant in the 527 2 1831-1854 Barnsley Yeomanry Cavalry Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: now Captain & dined 2 1831-1854 with his troopers at Crown Inn 342 Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: on the Bench 334, 382, 449, 453, 460, 491, 522 2 1831-1854 Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: qualified as a 2 1831-1854 Magistrate 294 Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: Sympathised with Holmfirth 2 1831-1854 sufferers of the Holmfirth Flood 358 Stanhope-Spencer Wilhelmina Maria Ann to Percival 430 2 1831-1854 Andrea Pickering Stanhope-Spencer Winifred Mary: 319 2 1831-1854 Staniforth: Peniston 270 2 1831-1854 Stanley: Old Mill 56 2 1831-1854 Stanley: Thurgoland 324 2 1831-1854 Stansfield Mr. to M. J. Raywood 317 2 1831-1854 Starving in the streets: 131, 132, 133, 136, 180, 193, 194, 195 2 1831-1854 Staton: Thurnscoe 233, 317 2 1831-1854 Statute: 94, 405, 468, 527 2 1831-1854 Stayton Richard: 262, 373 2 1831-1854 Stead: Barnsley 295 2 1831-1854 Stead: Mexborough 286, 371 2 1831-1854 Stead: Snowden Hill 475 2 1831-1854 Steam looms introduced to Barnsley 307 2 1831-1854 Steel wire for needles: 59 2 1831-1854 Steel G. to E. Ellison 413 2 1831-1854 Steel Samuel: clerk 233, 248 2 1831-1854 Steel Thomas: farmer 381 2 1831-1854 Steel: Old Mill 56 2 1831-1854 Steers: Hoyland Lane End 86, 455, 517 2 1831-1854 Stenton Joseph: unscrewed his Davy- lamp and worked 2 1831-1854 with naked light 417 Stenton: Wentworth 15, 85, 245, 248 2 1831-1854 Stephens at: Denby Dale 177 2 1831-1854 Stephens: arrested 95, 96, 98, 99, 100, 127 2 1831-1854 Stephenson George: engineer 93 2 1831-1854 Stephenson Mrs.: Gawber 281 2 1831-1854 Sterndale Mary: authoress 44, 45 2 1831-1854 Stevenson T. to M. England 308 2 1831-1854 Stinson J. Rev.: 452 2 1831-1854 Stocks John gent.: 37, 493 2 1831-1854 Stocks Joseph: grocer 250 2 1831-1854 Stocks W. to H. Clark 283 2 1831-1854 Stocks: Carlton 162, 216, 259 2 1831-1854 Stocks: Cudworth 383 2 1831-1854 Stocks: Two persons in the 236 2 1831-1854 Stone Erasmus: 66, 143, 496 2 1831-1854 Stone John: Stainborough 443 2 1831-1854 Stone Joseph: apothecary 443 2 1831-1854 Stone: Wentworth 205, 343, 443 2 1831-1854 Stonemasons want fourpence more a day: 434, 435 2 1831-1854 Stones S. to E. Wilkinson 162 2 1831-1854 Storr Mill: explosion at 95, 434 2 1831-1854 Storrs: Cudworth 508 2 1831-1854 Storrs: Darton 298 2 1831-1854 Storrs: Hoober 69, 478 2 1831-1854 Storrs: Worsborough 7 2 1831-1854 Story: Abdy 197, 284 2 1831-1854 Story: Hemingfield 68, 250 2 1831-1854 Story: Tyers Hill 270 2 1831-1854 Strafford Colliery: 388, 498 2 1831-1854 Strafford Earl of: 21, 156 2 1831-1854 Strafford George: joiner 67 2 1831-1854 Strafford: Mapplewell 71 2 1831-1854 Strickland George Sir: 68, 82, 84 2 1831-1854 Stringer George: blacksmith 255, 501 2 1831-1854 Stringer: Elmley 34 2 1831-1854 Stringer: Wombwell 133 2 1831-1854 Strutt & Robinson: shoot in a match 484, 485 2 1831-1854 Strutt Benjamin: Old White Bear 34, 533 2 1831-1854 Sturge Joseph: 197, 203 2 1831-1854 Sudbury: Royston 35 2 1831-1854 Suffocated at: Darley Main 265 2 1831-1854 Suffocated at: Elsecar 473 2 1831-1854 Sugden John: witness 327 2 1831-1854 Sullivan John: drowned 517 2 1831-1854 Sullivan Martin: dwarf 530 2 1831-1854 Summers: Alderthwaite 194, 249 2 1831-1854 Sumner P. J. Rev.: Rev. 402 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: Barnsley Primitive 448, 511 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: Bretton West 372 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: Cawthorne 520 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: Darfield Parish 506 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: Elsecar 378, 484, 502, 507 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: Gawber 27, 374 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: Hemingfield 507 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: Hoyland Church 507 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: Hoyland Primitive 378, 457 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: Hoyland Wesleyan 443, 508 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: Midhope Church 507 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: Monk Bretton 382 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: New Connexions 508 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: Peniston Church 512 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: St. George's 415, 477, 531 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: Silkston 387 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: Union 359, 431, 437, 506 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: Wentworth Wesleyan 452, 510 2 1831-1854 Sunday Schools: Baptist 439 2 1831-1854 Sunderland Mrs.: singer 283, 345, 434, 485, 500 2 1831-1854 Sunderland Peter: Billingley 102 2 1831-1854 Sunderland Samuel Rev.: 53, 226, 255, 284, 312, 507, 512 2 1831-1854 Sunderland Squire: 53 2 1831-1854 Sunderland: High Hoyland 278 2 1831-1854 Supplemental Act of the General Board of Health Act: 2 1831-1854 435 Surtees Ann: Hood Green 259 2 1831-1854 Surtees J. to S. Smith 204, 270 2 1831-1854 Surtees Mary: Bromley 260 2 1831-1854 Surtees Richard: Bromley 314 2 1831-1854 Sutcliff Clarkson John: his model 323 2 1831-1854 Sutcliff E. to E. Strutt 98 2 1831-1854 Sutcliff J. to M. A. Holdsworth 250 2 1831-1854 Sutcliff: Barnsley 228, 229, 250, 313 2 1831-1854 Sutcliff: Dodworth 196 2 1831-1854 Sutherland William: witness 483 2 1831-1854 Sutton William: linen manufacturer 457 2 1831-1854 Sutton: Barnsley 268, 440 2 1831-1854 Sutton: Mexborough 21, 100, 345 2 1831-1854 Swaine Samuel: shoemaker 211 2 1831-1854 Swaine: Barnsley 317 2 1831-1854 Swaine: Bloomhouse Green 270 2 1831-1854 Swainson George: sheep stealer 196 2 1831-1854 Swallow David: lecturer 221, 222, 223, 224, 234, 235, 236 2 1831-1854 Swallow: Bolton 17, 135 2 1831-1854 Swallow: Dodworth 417 2 1831-1854 Swallow: Elsecar 475 2 1831-1854 Swallow: Wath 265, 302 2 1831-1854 Sweet: Barnsley 340 2 1831-1854 Swift James: Thurgoland 438 2 1831-1854 Swift John: Sym Hill 340 2 1831-1854 Swift S. to A. Senior 301 2 1831-1854 Swift Samuel: farmer 336 2 1831-1854 Swift W. To Miss Hawson 336 2 1831-1854 Swift William: Thurgoland 427 2 1831-1854 Swift: Barnsley 325, 460 2 1831-1854 Swift: Blacker 99, 131, 233, 248 2 1831-1854 Swift: Bretton West 448 2 1831-1854 Swift: Cawthorne 27 2 1831-1854 Swift: Crook House 5 2 1831-1854 Swift: Wombwell 309, 336, 384 2 1831-1854 Swift: Worsborough Common 440 2 1831-1854 Swift: Hemingfield 222, 282, 301, 535 2 1831-1854 Swift: Hunshelf 314 2 1831-1854 Swift: Jump 453 2 1831-1854 Swift: Kexborough 33 2 1831-1854 Swift: Peniston 106, 520 2 1831-1854 Swift: Rockley 126, 272 2 1831-1854 Swinbank Joseph: sergeant 456, 515 2 1831-1854 Swinden: Peniston 217 2 1831-1854 Swine Fair: at Barnsley 59 2 1831-1854 Sykes James: aged ninety 302 2 1831-1854 Sykes James: fell into a quarry 396 2 1831-1854 Sykes James: teetotaller 152, 197 2 1831-1854 Sykes Matthew: Greenfoot 389, 501 2 1831-1854 Sykes Timothy to Sarah Field 250 2 1831-1854 Sykes Timothy: oldest local preacher 342 2 1831-1854 Sykes William: witness 483 2 1831-1854 Sykes: Bretton Chapel 209 2 1831-1854 Sykes: Shafton 250 2 1831-1854 Sykes: Wentworth 3, 66, 90 2 1831-1854 Sykes: Worsborough 64 2 1831-1854 Sykes: from Monk Bretton Killed 257 2 1831-1854

Tablecloth for M. Soyer: 336 2 1831-1854 Tabs not allowed to warehousemen: 260 2 1831-1854 Talavera: 151, 297 2 1831-1854 Tallis Poyntell Richard: 357 2 1831-1854 Tallis: Hemingfield 40 2 1831-1854 Tankersley Hall: 77, 241 2 1831-1854 Tasker: Wath 314, 496 2 1831-1854 Tattershall Ann: burnt to death 507 2 1831-1854 Tattershall: Tyers Hill 5 2 1831-1854 Taylor Charles: killed 372 2 1831-1854 Taylor Edward Thomas: linen manufacturer 441, 471 2 1831-1854 Taylor Edward: Dodworth 37 2 1831-1854 Taylor Elizabeth: died at Brussels 341 2 1831-1854 Taylor F.J. to Ann Wroe 508 2 1831-1854 Taylor Frances Miss: 13 2 1831-1854 Taylor H.W. Rev.: 194 2 1831-1854 Taylor J. to R. Bromley 577 2 1831-1854 Taylor James: Druggist 324, 329, 342, 383, 448, 456, 461, 472 2 1831-1854 Taylor James: gave a supper 521 2 1831-1854 Taylor James: hay-cutter 249 2 1831-1854 Taylor John: linen manufacturer 13 2 1831-1854 Taylor John: reed-maker 29, 307 2 1831-1854 Taylor John: Temperance advocate 8, 211, 281, 337, 430, 502 2 1831-1854 Taylor John: water poet 46, 241 2 1831-1854 Taylor Martha Miss: preacher 510 2 1831-1854 Taylor Peter: Darton 82 2 1831-1854 Taylor Ralph: stonemason 86 2 1831-1854 Taylor Richard: weaver 81, 98, 213, 223, 226, 229, 231, 233, 259 2 1831-1854 Taylor Robert Rev. to Louisa Frances Collingwood 2 1831-1854 339 Taylor Robert Rev.: 88, 339, 414 2 1831-1854 Taylor Sarah: found dead on chamber floor 394 2 1831-1854 Taylor Thomas linen manufacturer: speaks at meeting 82 2 1831-1854 for relief of unemployed poor Taylor Thomas: Advanced the wages of frame-winders 2 1831-1854 415 Taylor Thomas: at Doncaster Sessions Doncaster 462 2 1831-1854 Taylor Thomas: at Pontefract Sessions Pontefract 498 2 1831-1854 Taylor Thomas: Chairman at Church Building Society's 2 1831-1854 meeting 295 Taylor Thomas: his daughter dies 190 2 1831-1854 Taylor Thomas: his wife dies 307 2 1831-1854 Taylor Thomas: length of warping mills 445 2 1831-1854 334, 382, 422, 434, 442, 444, 448, 449, 453, 457, 460, 466, 467, 471, 477, 485, Taylor Thomas: on the Bench 2 1831-1854 487, 490, 491, 493, 496, 503, 508, 520, 522 Taylor Thomas: Patron to Horticultural Society 388 2 1831-1854 Taylor Thomas: promotes a school for the instruction 2 1831-1854 of factory operatives 317 Taylor Thomas: qualifies as a magistrate 260 2 1831-1854 Taylor Thomas: received deputies from weavers with 439 2 1831-1854 great kindness Taylor Thomas: subscribes £50 to Patriotic Fund 530 2 1831-1854 Taylor Thomas: Subscribes to Institution for Deaf & 2 1831-1854 Dumb 323 Taylor Thomas: Subscribes to relieve the sufferers 2 1831-1854 from Holmfirth Flood 358 Taylor William: coal merchant 428 2 1831-1854 Taylor William: yarn merchant 319 2 1831-1854 Taylor: Barnborough 3, 295 2 1831-1854 Taylor: Barnsley 12, 53, 86, 236, 320, 329, 341 2 1831-1854 Taylor: Darfield 53, 283, 365, 422, 496, 507 2 1831-1854 Taylor: Darton 137, 220, 249, 312, 426 2 1831-1854 Taylor: Ingbirchworth 272, 356, 417 2 1831-1854 Taylor: Mapplewell 106, 201, 316 2 1831-1854 Taylor: Oxspring 215 2 1831-1854 Taylor: Redbrook 281, 372, 397, 428, 442 2 1831-1854 Taylor: Staincross 140, 340, 383, 486 2 1831-1854 Taylor: Stubbing 259 2 1831-1854 Taylor: Thurlston 517 2 1831-1854 Taylor: Woolley 197, 428 2 1831-1854 Teale H.W. Rev.: 457 2 1831-1854 Tee C. & Son: exhibited 323, 211, 391 2 1831-1854 73, 134, 229, 231, 237, 279, 281, 290, Tee Charles: linen manufacturer 307, 308, 309, 314, 323, 343, 365, 386, 2 1831-1854 388, 439, 450, 492, 499, 530 Tee J. to Miss Brown 217 2 1831-1854 Tee John: commercial traveller 383 2 1831-1854 Tee Pearson Edward: 275, 300 2 1831-1854 Tee William: informer 134, 356 2 1831-1854 Teesdale Edwin: book-keeper 360 2 1831-1854 Teesdale George: schoolmaster 136 2 1831-1854 Telegraph newspaper: 372, 418 2 1831-1854 Telmerine: 294 2 1831-1854 116, 140, 153, 160, 324, 460, 487, 506, Temperance Society: 2 1831-1854 526 Ten Hours Bill: 211, 226, 229, 230, 434 2 1831-1854 Terry George: weaver 231 2 1831-1854 Tew Jane Emily: Crofton Hall 493 2 1831-1854 Thackray T. to E. Burland 508 2 1831-1854 Thackray William: 99 2 1831-1854 Thanksgiving General: 301 2 1831-1854 Thawley: Crane Moor 370 2 1831-1854 Theatre: 61, 80 2 1831-1854 There is a world where souls are free: 142 2 1831-1854 Thewlis: Upper Hoyland 199 2 1831-1854 Thexton T. Surgeon 316, 396 2 1831-1854 Thexton Thomas Rev.: 190, 203, 281, 284, 537 2 1831-1854 Thexton Thomas to Mrs. Jackson 313 2 1831-1854 Thickett Amelia: witness 362 2 1831-1854 Thickett Willoughby: witness 361 2 1831-1854 Thickett: Thurlston 82, 163, 295 2 1831-1854 Thirteen corves to the dozen: 216 2 1831-1854 Thompson Christopher: lecturer 466 2 1831-1854 Thompson John: killed 133 2 1831-1854 Thompson John: tea-service presented to 390 2 1831-1854 Thompson Mary Lady: 276, 289 2 1831-1854 Thompson Mary: aged ninety-one 66 2 1831-1854 Thompson R. to S. Haley 480 2 1831-1854 Thompson Sam'l: killed on the spot 399 2 1831-1854 Thompson: Bolton 144, 248, 270 2 1831-1854 Thompson: Hoyland 338 2 1831-1854 Thompson: Wath 371, 572 2 1831-1854 Thompson: Wentworth 162, 163, 372, 526, 535 2 1831-1854 Thompson: Woolley 37 2 1831-1854 Thompson: Worsborough 298 2 1831-1854 Thompson: Mexborough 24 2 1831-1854 Thorncliff Competitors: 446 2 1831-1854 13, 68, 194, 235, 275, 281, 284, 289, Thornley John: 2 1831-1854 296, 388 Thornley: Birdwell 371 2 1831-1854 Thornley: High Hoyland 224 2 1831-1854 Thornsby: Elsecar 491 2 1831-1854 Thornton Godfrey: Barnsley 371 2 1831-1854 Thornton Isaac: yeoman 3 2 1831-1854 Thornton Mr. to Miss Reddish 301 2 1831-1854 Thorp Hesley: foundation stone of church laid 65 2 1831-1854 Thorp Richard: coal merchant 229, 295, 345, 381, 383 2 1831-1854 Thorp S. to A. Fox 250, 302 2 1831-1854 Thorp Samuel: Banks Hall 228 2 1831-1854 Thorp Sarah: Monk Bretton 295 2 1831-1854 Thorp William Rev.: 40, 82, 383 2 1831-1854 Thorp: Barnsley 517 2 1831-1854 Thorp's executors 323 2 1831-1854 Thunderstorm at Walton Hall 201 2 1831-1854 Thunderstorm at Woolley 340 2 1831-1854 Thunderstorms at Barnsley 207, 214, 231, 282, 373 2 1831-1854 Thurgoland Church Thurgoland 159, 234 2 1831-1854 Thurgoland institute Thurgoland 414 2 1831-1854 Thwaites Robert: conveyed the Shaws 61, 356 2 1831-1854 Tick weavers strike: 213, 215, 218, 231 2 1831-1854 Tierney Michael: 175, 176 2 1831-1854 Tierney Michael: soldier 382 2 1831-1854 Tiler W. Rev.: 53 2 1831-1854 Tiley G. F. Rev.: 286 2 1831-1854 Times on Lord Wharncliff: 250 2 1831-1854 Tingle Edward: burglar 419, 427 2 1831-1854 Tinker: Thurlston 287 2 1831-1854 Tofield Captain: 88, 203 , 220 2 1831-1854 Toft John: lecturer 220, 222, 223, 224 2 1831-1854 Toll Bag Burnt: 316 2 1831-1854 Tolsons: of Wath 6, 7 2 1831-1854 Tomasson: Thurlston 293, 521 2 1831-1854 Tomlin J. Rev.: 314, 345 2 1831-1854 Tomlin William: cabinet-maker 83 2 1831-1854 Tomlin: Barnsley 104, 177 2 1831-1854 Tomlinson S. to A. Woodhead 325 2 1831-1854 Tomlinson: Plough Inn 142, 200, 228 2 1831-1854 Topham Charles: occupied Flesh Hall Close 461 2 1831-1854 Topham Francis: Darfield Darfield 486 2 1831-1854 Topham Thomas: gardener 236 2 1831-1854 Topham William: Lord Strafford Inn 301 2 1831-1854 Toppin Tom: died 236 2 1831-1854 Tordoff Isaac: miner 223, 224 2 1831-1854 Totty James: parish clerk 234 2 1831-1854 Totty John: butcher 285 2 1831-1854 Totty William: gardener 256 2 1831-1854 Totty: Royston 71, 234 2 1831-1854 Totty: Woolley 84 2 1831-1854 Totty: Yews 248, 269 2 1831-1854 Touch-me-lightly: 196 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: 39 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: Wortley Forge 43 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: Wortley Mill 43 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: Lady Cross 44 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: Wharncliff 44 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: bleak situation of Peniston 41 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: Dearne and Dove 54 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: dreary aspect of Langsett 44 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: extensive views 43 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: Female National School 42 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: Inscription on the rock 47 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: Mary Sterndale's description of Wharncliff 44 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: Mr. Stanhope's highland goats 40 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: Nicholas Saunderson 40 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: Oatmeal cakes 42 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: poor blind boy of Thurlston 41 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: prospect from Darfield 54 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: Rev. William Thorpe 40 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: River Dearne 54 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: Rollin's Flour Mill 42 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: The Aqueduct 54 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: The Dragon of Wantley 47, 48, 49, 50 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: the eccentric Harry Bingley 55 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: the finished town Peniston 41 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: The housemartin at Roper House 43 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: the Man and Cat 55 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: The water poet at Wortley 46 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: Walk from Midope to Penistone 41 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: Water Hall and the Wordsworths Water Hall 41 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: Wath and it's magazine Wath 55 2 1831-1854 Tour of the Don: wire-drawing 43 2 1831-1854 Towers Thomas: ejected 85, 86 2 1831-1854 Townend George: Hoyland Nether 298 2 1831-1854 Townend William; shoe-maker 466 2 1831-1854 Townend: Edwardthorp 29, 43, 131 2 1831-1854 Townend: Hiendley 247 2 1831-1854 Townend: Three Cranes Inn 17 2 1831-1854 Towns Improvement Clauses Consolidation Act: 380 2 1831-1854 Townships 41 in Staincross: 62 2 1831-1854 Trade Protection Society: 389, 395, 413, 457, 458 2 1831-1854 Training & drilling: 106 2 1831-1854 Tramway down New Street: 141, 174 2 1831-1854 Travis George: 180, 221 2 1831-1854 Travis John: 271, 345 2 1831-1854 Travis John: solicitor 202 2 1831-1854 Travis: butcher: 309, 537 2 1831-1854 Treble: Royston 176 2 1831-1854 Trees a dozen years old: 1 2 1831-1854 Trial of Banktop murderers: 163 2 1831-1854 Tricket: West Melton 73 2 1831-1854 Trip to Worksop: 372 2 1831-1854 Triple Birth: 95 2 1831-1854 Trippett John: farmer 213 2 1831-1854 Troop Order: 129 2 1831-1854 Truck Act: 222 2 1831-1854 Truelove, Wombwell 492, 493 2 1831-1854 Truelove Joseph: cordwainer 208, 221 2 1831-1854 Truelove Martin: warehouseman 221 2 1831-1854 Truelove William: cordwainer 153, 261 2 1831-1854 Truelove: Mexborough 131 2 1831-1854 Truelove: sucked a rotten egg 514 2 1831-1854 Tunnel Woodhead: 90 2 1831-1854 Turner Abraham: killed 365 2 1831-1854 Turner Benjamin: woodman 144 2 1831-1854 Turner Fanny: Hemsworth 443 2 1831-1854 Turner Joseph: miner 222 2 1831-1854 Turner Martha: aged ninety-five 56 2 1831-1854 Turner Robert: from Woodbridge 316 2 1831-1854 Turner Thomas: Mexborough 498 2 1831-1854 Turner W. to E. Guest 396 2 1831-1854 Turner: Carr Green 67, 202, 249, 313 2 1831-1854 Turner: Darton 279, 256 2 1831-1854 Turner: Elsecar 370 2 1831-1854 Turner: Kexborough 53, 261 2 1831-1854 Turnip weighing fifteen pounds 405 2 1831-1854 60, 176, 177, 179, 186, 209, 213, 215, 216, 217, 218, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, Turnouts: 2 1831-1854 225, 226, 227, 229, 230, 231, 233, 237, 370 Turton George: stabbed 513, 514, 515, 534 2 1831-1854 Turton John: wiredrawer 311 2 1831-1854 Turton: Beechfield 168, 290, 311 2 1831-1854 Turton: High Hoyland 20 2 1831-1854 Tweddell Markham George: author 246, 353 2 1831-1854 Tweeddale William: builder 504 2 1831-1854 Twelfth of August: 112 2 1831-1854 Twenty-six children drowned: 87, 232 2 1831-1854 64, 78, 79, 125, 210, 234, 299, 365, 386, Twibell John: coal merchant 2 1831-1854 411, 442, 450 Twibell: Barnsley 13, 64, 69 2 1831-1854 Twigg Benjamin: Kilnhurst 434 2 1831-1854 Twigg: Hoyland 524 2 1831-1854 Twigger George: witness 326 2 1831-1854 Tyas Cawthorne 247 2 1831-1854 Tyas William: insolvent 512 2 1831-1854 Tyas John to Sarah Tee 314 2 1831-1854 234, 275, 295, 300, 308, 309, 314, 332, Tyas John: solicitor 345, 358, 394, 397, 404, 438, 487, 503, 2 1831-1854 530 Tyas Whitaker William: 270 2 1831-1854 Tyers Thomas: 211 2 1831-1854 Tyne Henry: hatter 336 2 1831-1854 Tyne: Wentworth 12, 513 2 1831-1854 Typhus fever prevalent 342 2 1831-1854 Tyson: Mexborough 84, 131 2 1831-1854 Tyte C. T. Rev: 517 2 1831-1854

Ulsi Saxon Lord of Wath 3, 5, 6 2 1831-1854 Unemployed poor: 82 2 1831-1854 Union Row: Bottom of 438 2 1831-1854 Union Workhouse erected: 340 2 1831-1854 Union: Barnsley 61, 63, 307, 308, 316, 378 2 1831-1854 Union: Glee & Madrigal 366 2 1831-1854 Universal Suffrage: 86 2 1831-1854 University for Negroes: 392 2 1831-1854 Upton S. J. Rev.: 532 2 1831-1854 Uttley William: stonemason 367 2 1831-1854 81, 100, 105, 114, 116, 135, 160, 167, Uttley George: demagogue 2 1831-1854 176, 197, 218, 344, 441, 450, 520 Uttley George: stonemason 309 2 1831-1854 Uttley: Bretton Chapel 270 2 1831-1854 Uttley: Wentworth 218 2 1831-1854 Uttley: Wombwell 177, 526 2 1831-1854

Vaccination: 496 2 1831-1854 Vagrant Office: 279 2 1831-1854 Vaines W. to Mrs.Trippitt 432 2 1831-1854 Vaines: Wentworth 115, 384 2 1831-1854 Vallance Joseph: 233 2 1831-1854 Vallance William: Delegate 120, 153, 167, 230, 231 2 1831-1854 Vaughan Dr.: at Salem Chapel Salem Chapel 337 2 1831-1854 Vaughan William: innkeeper 307, 313 2 1831-1854 Venerable John Vallance: a delegate to Birmingham Birmingham 204, 205 2 1831-1854 Conference Venerable John Vallance: agitates for the Public Health 369 2 1831-1854 Act Venerable John Vallance: amongst the Protectionists 232 2 1831-1854 Venerable John Vallance: amongst the weavers 230, 231, 237, 439 2 1831-1854 Venerable John Vallance: arrested for sedition 114 2 1831-1854 Venerable John Vallance: assists in election of Petition 2 1831-1854 Convention 194 Venerable John Vallance: at a democratic supper 236 2 1831-1854 Venerable John Vallance: at the abortive anti-corn law 2 1831-1854 meeting 104 Venerable John Vallance: at the Charter Association 174 2 1831-1854 Venerable John Vallance: at the Northern Union 94, 98 2 1831-1854 Venerable John Vallance: Chairman at great Radical 102, 193, 199 2 1831-1854 Demonstrations Venerable John Vallance: Chairman at the Cottagers 2 1831-1854 meeting 390 Venerable John Vallance: delegate to Robert Town 90 2 1831-1854 Venerable John Vallance: delegate to Liversedge 95 2 1831-1854 Venerable John Vallance: for baths & wash-houses 380 2 1831-1854 Venerable John Vallance: his bail mitigated 116 2 1831-1854 Venerable John Vallance: his motion at the great Glasgow 81 2 1831-1854 meeting in favour of the Glasgow cotton spinners Venerable John Vallance: in Copper Street again Copper Street 139 2 1831-1854 Venerable John Vallance: in General Council of 197, 208 2 1831-1854 Chartists Venerable John Vallance: joins in address to the 2 1831-1854 generous Chartists of Great Brittain 176 Venerable John Vallance: on the committee to Barnsley 78, 79 2 1831-1854 amendment the Police Act Venerable John Vallance: pleaded guilty to assembling 2 1831-1854 but not to conspiracy 135 Venerable John Vallance: recommended by Dewsbury 2 1831-1854 as a delegate to Convention 111 Venerable John Vallance: sends subscription for P. M. 228 2 1831-1854 M'Douall Vernon Mount: 150 2 1831-1854 Vickers R. to S. Taylor 480 2 1831-1854 Vickers Thomas: Hoyland 295 2 1831-1854 Vickers: Wentworth 218, 519 2 1831-1854 Victims: Stainborough 223, 224, 228 2 1831-1854 Victoria: married 131 2 1831-1854 Victoria: at Barnsley 36 2 1831-1854 Victoria: Queen at Cudworth station 299, 389 2 1831-1854 Victoria: Queen crowned: 86 2 1831-1854 Vine Tavern: dinner at the Vine Tavern 394 2 1831-1854 Viper: grey-headed 147 2 1831-1854 Voter's List revised 458 2 1831-1854 Voting two ways for the Local Board 380 2 1831-1854 Voyage to the Antipodes 373 2 1831-1854

Waddington James: dyer 371 2 1831-1854 Waddy D.S. Rev.: 342 2 1831-1854 Wade Ann: West Melton 10 2 1831-1854 Wade John: surgeon 167, 317 2 1831-1854 Wade: Bullhouse 197 2 1831-1854 Wadsworth Frost O Connor Emmett Rosa: 153 2 1831-1854 Wadsworth: Barnborough 163, 361, 504 2 1831-1854 Wadworth: Wentworth 10 2 1831-1854 Wager Joseph: fellmonger 221, 282 2 1831-1854 Waggons: 138 2 1831-1854 Wagon and Horses Inn 88, 138, 340 2 1831-1854 Wagstaff G. to L. Allott 98 2 1831-1854 Wagstaff William: Crown Inn 340, 342, 383, 453 2 1831-1854 Wagstaff William: victim 53 2 1831-1854 Wagstaff: Darton 27 2 1831-1854 Wagstaff: Thurlston 10, 67, 168, 256, 272, 302, 342, 521 2 1831-1854 Wagstaff: Worsborough 100 2 1831-1854 Wainwright George: killed 379 2 1831-1854 Wainwright J. to S. Ibberson 532 2 1831-1854 Wainwright Joseph: musician 237 2 1831-1854 Wainwright Thomas: surgeon 209, 215, 287, 332, 335, 365, 478, 479 2 1831-1854 Wainwright William: cowleech 197, 279 2 1831-1854 Wainwright: Carlcotes 84 2 1831-1854 Wainwright: Hoyland 270 2 1831-1854 Wainwright: Peniston 136, 248 2 1831-1854 Wainwright: Thurlston 177, 357 2 1831-1854 Wainwright: Udin 100 2 1831-1854 Wainwright: Shore Hall 67 2 1831-1854 Waite Depledge Sarah: 227 2 1831-1854 Wakefield Journal on Explosion Darley 291, 292, 293 2 1831-1854 Wakefield Barnsley & Sheffield Turnpike Road: 279 2 1831-1854 Wakefield: Brampton 270 2 1831-1854 Walker Harriet: 65 2 1831-1854 Walker John: Jump 443 2 1831-1854 Walker John: his funeral at Silkston 85 2 1831-1854 Walker Jonas: stonemason 378 2 1831-1854 Walker W. to H. Balgue 256 2 1831-1854 Walker William: judge 373 2 1831-1854 Walker: Cliff Brigg 279 2 1831-1854 Walker: Barugh 20, 29, 416 2 1831-1854 Walker: Elsecar 36, 225, 281 2 1831-1854 Walker: Houghton 11, 83, 84, 88, 270 2 1831-1854 Walker: Monk Bretton 43, 167, 236 2 1831-1854 Walker: Mythemroyd 7 2 1831-1854 Walker: Round Green 312 2 1831-1854 Wall John: druggist 285 2 1831-1854 Wall: Barnsley 13, 27, 285 2 1831-1854 Waller Isaac: died from burns 432 2 1831-1854 Walmsley Giles: felon 427 2 1831-1854 Walrond B. Lloyd Rev.: 372, 375, 402 2 1831-1854 Walshaw: Park Mill 68 2 1831-1854 Walton George to Jane Fallas 538 2 1831-1854 Walton George: warehouseman 294 2 1831-1854 Walton L. J. Rev.: 312, 316, 341, 345, 360, 384, 387, 471 2 1831-1854 Walton: Barnsley 325 2 1831-1854 Walton: Hemingfield 279, 383, 521 2 1831-1854 Walton: Hollinroyd 29 2 1831-1854 Walton: Huthwaite 67, 203 2 1831-1854 Walton: Royds 20 2 1831-1854 Walton: Wath 248 2 1831-1854 Wanderings of Fancy: 20 2 1831-1854 Warburton Samuel: Housley Hall 63 2 1831-1854 Ward George: tillage dealer 405 2 1831-1854 Ward Barber R.: druggist 462 2 1831-1854 Ward George to Miss Pecket 108, 135 2 1831-1854 Ward J. to E. Cawthorne 489 2 1831-1854 Ward John: surgeon 261 2 1831-1854 Ward Mr. to Jane Buckley 247 2 1831-1854 Ward Mr.: surveyor 294 2 1831-1854 Ward William: White Hart 261, 282 2 1831-1854 Ward Zion: 524 2 1831-1854 Ward: Barnsley 231, 294, 295 2 1831-1854 Ward: Mexborough 19, 309, 448 2 1831-1854 Ward: Ouslethwaite 536 2 1831-1854 Ward: Pogmoor 137 2 1831-1854 Ward: Shafton 200 2 1831-1854 Ward: Wentworth 34 2 1831-1854 Wardrobe John: innkeeper 82 2 1831-1854 Warehousemen: accused of taking bribes 466 2 1831-1854 Waring George to Emma Harrison 129 2 1831-1854 Waring Henry: architect 227 2 1831-1854 Waring Mrs.: found dead in bed 394 2 1831-1854 Waring Thomas: railway contractor 471, 533 2 1831-1854 Waring: Carr Green 40 2 1831-1854 Waring: Goldthorpe 189 2 1831-1854 Waring: Wath 21, 81, 82, 277, 299 2 1831-1854 Waring: Woolley 1, 67, 200, 249, 271 2 1831-1854 WarnFord Mr. to Ann Woodiwiss 116 2 1831-1854 Warping Mills: 444 2 1831-1854 Warren House: 61 2 1831-1854 Warren Vale: explosion 347 2 1831-1854 Warwick William: suffocated at Elsecar 473 2 1831-1854 Washable paper-hangings: 323 2 1831-1854 Washington his life character & times: 324 2 1831-1854 Watchmen: two additional 390 2 1831-1854 397, 435, 445, 475, 476, 489, 492, 499, Water Company: 2 1831-1854 508 Water Joe: Sign of 236 2 1831-1854 Water scarce at Pilley 365 2 1831-1854 Water-hen caught in Pitt Street: 485 2 1831-1854 Waterloo Pit: 356 2 1831-1854 Waters Benjamin: schoolmaster 290 2 1831-1854 Waterton the Wanderer: at Bridlington 28 2 1831-1854 Waterton the Wanderer: at the age of 55 63 2 1831-1854 Waterton the Wanderer: cleared of rats at Walton Hall 98 2 1831-1854 Waterton the Wanderer: combat betwixt two hares 2 1831-1854 212 Waterton the Wanderer: freak of a wild duck 9 2 1831-1854 Waterton the Wanderer: his civettes & a thunderstorm Walton Hall 201 2 1831-1854 at Waterton the Wanderer: on carrion crows 349 2 1831-1854 Waterton the Wanderer: possessed Wourali poison 2 1831-1854 100 Waterton the Wanderer: profanity at the Barnsley Canal 228 2 1831-1854 Waterton the Wanderer: saw the blood liquefy 148, 149 2 1831-1854 Waterton the Wanderer: the cormorant and the eel 14 2 1831-1854 Waterton the Wanderer: to his son 184 2 1831-1854 Waterton the Wanderer: was shipwrecked 172 2 1831-1854 Waterton the Wanderer: Wigeons & coots 33 2 1831-1854 Waterton the Wanderer: Wigeons eat grass 10 2 1831-1854 Waterton G. to Miss Scholey 260 2 1831-1854 Waterton: Darfield 246 2 1831-1854 Waterton: Hoyland 88 2 1831-1854 Wath: bequest to Wath 56 2 1831-1854 Wath: Commissioners Wath 499 2 1831-1854 Wath: memorial window for the Church Wath 499 2 1831-1854 Wath: Mutual Improvement Society Wath 522, 523, 537 2 1831-1854 Wath: organ opened at Wath 168 2 1831-1854 Wath: Prolific wheat Wath 521 2 1831-1854 Wath: ringers at Fishlake Wath 484 2 1831-1854 Watkins Henry Rev.: 220, 237, 531 2 1831-1854 Watkins James: man of colour 508 2 1831-1854 Watkins John: Chartist 159, 177, 316, 318 2 1831-1854 Watkins Wilmer Francis: surgeon 432 2 1831-1854 Watson Charles Rev.: 200 2 1831-1854 Watson George: coachman 143 2 1831-1854 Watson Shepley esquire: 7 2 1831-1854 Watson Thomas to Sarah Batty 282 2 1831-1854 Watson: Ardsley 236 2 1831-1854 Watson: Brierley 84, 315, 426 2 1831-1854 Watson: Darfield 29, 162 2 1831-1854 Watson: Felkirk 271, 485 2 1831-1854 Watson: Wath 236, 536 2 1831-1854 Watson: Worsborough 133, 205 2 1831-1854 Watsons Brewers 201 2 1831-1854 Waverley Novels, presented to Kexborough Franklin 2 1831-1854 Club: 413 Weare William: died suddenly 470 2 1831-1854 Weavers Association: 257, 271, 439, 440, 444, 472, 475 2 1831-1854 Weavers: condition of the 72, 493, 526, 536 2 1831-1854 Weavers: grievences 246 2 1831-1854 60, 176, 177, 179, 186, 209, 213, 215, 216, 217, 218, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, Weavers: turn-outs 2 1831-1854 225, 226, 227, 229, 230, 231, 233, 237, 370, 432, 433, 439, 440, 442, 443 Webster & Bennett: trial of 10 2 1831-1854 Webster Herbert: 56 2 1831-1854 Webster John: Hemingfield 209, 414 2 Webster John: Stocksbridge 221 2 1831-1854 Webster John: drowned 287 2 1831-1854 Weighing machine at Wath 372 2 1831-1854 Welch on America 475 2 1831-1854 Wellington compared with Napoleon: 490 2 1831-1854 Wellington Duke of: 221, 412 2 1831-1854 Wells E. J. to E. Marshall 316 2 1831-1854 Wentworth church robbed: 371 2 1831-1854 82, 276, 289, 307, 388, 390, 394, 417, Wentworth Godfrey: 434, 438, 443, 449, 451, 460, 491, 496, 2 1831-1854 503 Wentworth William Viscount: 111 2 1831-1854 Wentworth-Vernon Charles Frederick Thomas 5, 400, 498 2 1831-1854 160, 179, 180, 217, 224, 234, 275, 289, Wentworth-Vernon Thomas William Frederick 2 1831-1854 306, 323, 388, 394, 417 Wentworth-Vernon Miss: 294 2 1831-1854 Wesleyan Association: 319, 538 2 1831-1854 Wesleyan Bazaar at Wath 438 2 1831-1854 Wesleyan Bazaar at Barnsley 507 2 1831-1854 Wesleyan Chapel: at Clayton West 98, 299 2 1831-1854 Wesleyan Chapel: Doncaster Road Barnsley 33, 61 2 1831-1854 Wesleyan Chapel: Pitt Street, Barnsley 249, 261 2 1831-1854 Wesleyan Chapel: Silkston 343 2 1831-1854 Wesleyan Chapel: Westgate 61, 290 2 1831-1854 Wesleyan Chapel: Wombwell 260 2 1831-1854 Wesleyan Methodism in Barnsley 342 2 1831-1854 Wesleyan Missions: 85, 98, 374, 442, 468, 470, 505, 522, 523 2 1831-1854 325, 329, 336, 343, 370, 371, 381, 383, Wesleyan Reform: 2 1831-1854 455, 456, 538 Wesleyan Stationing Committee 284 2 1831-1854 Wesleyan Tract Society 338, 359 2 1831-1854 Wesleyans of Cudworth 446 2 Wesleyans of Hoyland Nether 391, 443 2 1831-1854 West Melton Church: West Melton 431 2 1831-1854 West Mr.: lecturer 190, 222 2 1831-1854 West Thomas: Ashes 261, 294 2 1831-1854 West: Barnsley 211 2 1831-1854 West: Cawthorne 68, 85, 426 2 1831-1854 West: Norcroft 83 2 1831-1854 West: Underbank 22 2 1831-1854 Wharam: Hiendley 137 2 1831-1854 Wharam: Skelmanthorp 19, 53, 287 2 1831-1854 Wharam: Wath 396 2 1831-1854 Wharncliff Lodge: Wharncliff Lodge 45 2 1831-1854 Wharncliff Silkston Colliery: 517 2 1831-1854 Barnsley Horticultural Wharncliff Lord: a patron to 2 1831-1854 Society 388 Wharncliff Lord: a patron to Barnsley Choral Society 2 1831-1854 417 Wharncliff Lord: Barnsley Catholics condemn him by Barnsley 90 2 1831-1854 resolution Wharncliff Lord: Chairman at Wortley Farmers Club 402 2 1831-1854 Wharncliff Lord: chairman at Pontefract Sessions Pontefract 83 2 1831-1854 Wharncliff Lord: description of him by Feargus 2 1831-1854 O'Connor 211 Wharncliff Lord: description of him in Greville's diary 27 2 1831-1854 Wharncliff Lord: exhibits flagstones from Greenmoor 323 2 1831-1854 Wharncliff Lord: his death and The Times thereon 250, 251 2 1831-1854 Wharncliff Lord: his portrait 256 2 1831-1854 Wharncliff Lord: his speech on the limitation of labour 2 1831-1854 229 Wharncliff Lord: in Italy 520 2 1831-1854 Wharncliff Lord: induces Wellington to sit for Portrait Barnsley 2 1831-1854 to be placed in a public building at 221 Wharncliff Lord: Leeds Intelligencer on his burial 252 2 1831-1854 Wharncliff Lord: Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant of 2 1831-1854 Yeomanry Cavalry 130 Wharncliff Lord: Lord-President of the Council and West Riding of Yorkshire 2 1831-1854 Lord-Lieutenant of the 190 Wharncliff Lord: on extension of church 235 2 1831-1854 accommodation and education of the poor Wharncliff Lord: on the Factories Bill 230 2 1831-1854 Wharncliff Lord: Patrician on his ancestry 253 2 1831-1854 Wharncliff Lord: subscribes to Institution for Deaf & 276, 289, 307 2 1831-1854 Dumb Wharncliff Lord: turns up first spadeful of earth in the Woodhead Tunnel 91 2 1831-1854 construction of Wharncliff Lord: visits his tenants at Carlton 316 2 1831-1854 Wharncliff: descriptions of 44 2 1831-1854 What dost thou care for weeds? 355 2 1831-1854 Wheat James: turnpike clerk 279 2 1831-1854 Wheatley Thomas: his letter 105 2 1831-1854 Wheeler Henry: hardwareman 460 2 1831-1854 Whig dinner: 255 2 1831-1854 Whistlejacket: 9 2 1831-1854 Whitacar: Thorp Hesley 15, 391 2 1831-1854 White E. From Ludborough 89 2 1831-1854 White George: Moorside 391 2 1831-1854 White J. to A. Hartley 339 2 1831-1854 White John: shot himself by accident 405 2 1831-1854 White Kirke Henry: lectures on 336 2 1831-1854 White Mrs.: Lee Brook 136 2 1831-1854 White William: constable 332, 335, 358, 372, 499 2 1831-1854 White William: sergeant 415 2 1831-1854 White William: topographer 59, 61 2 1831-1854 White William: watchman 196 2 1831-1854 White: Bretton 222 2 1831-1854 White: Wath 10, 149 2 1831-1854 White: Wentworth 12, 436, 462 2 1831-1854 Whitehead George: sinker 428 2 1831-1854 Whitehead Mrs.: robbed 417 2 1831-1854 Whittacker: Thurlston 270 2 1831-1854 Whittle John: dropped down dead 337 2 1831-1854 Whitwam Miss: singer 392, 417, 529 2 1831-1854 Whitwam: Barnsley 1, 64, 68, 249 2 1831-1854 Whitwam: Wombwell 64 2 1831-1854 Whitworth J.G.: organist 60, 193, 313 2 1831-1854 Whitworth John: architect 203, 210, 278, 339, 342 2 1831-1854 Whitworth Martha: innkeeper 40, 531 2 1831-1854 Whyman: Thurlston 2 2 1831-1854 Widdison: Wath 95 2 1831-1854 105, 106, 109, 110, 111, 113 ,114, 116, Widdop, John: 118, 135, 138, 139, 152, 167, 193, 194, 2 1831-1854 211, 297 Widdowson: Alderthwaite 486 2 1831-1854 Wigfield Robert: farmer 308 2 1831-1854 Wigfield Samuel: quack-doctor 193 2 1831-1854 Wigfield: Hoyland Nether 10, 201, 262, 270, 308 2 1831-1854 Wigfield: Rockley 468 2 1831-1854 Wigfield: Swaithe 162, 255 2 1831-1854 Wigglesworth William: surgeon 302 2 1831-1854 Wigglesworth: Holbrook 64, 68, 302 2 1831-1854 Wigglesworth: Hoylandswaine 5, 13, 73, 153 2 1831-1854 Wightman Thomas: bonesetter 67 2 1831-1854 Wightman: Carlton 129 2 1831-1854 Wike Elizabeth: widow 186 2 1831-1854 Wike: Barnsley 15, 34, 73, 186, 281 2 1831-1854 Wilby Henry: insolvent 512 2 1831-1854 Wilby: Bolton 144 2 1831-1854 Wilcox M. R. Rev.: 523 2 1831-1854 Wilderspin Samuel: 342, 343 2 1831-1854 Wilderspin: founder of infant schools 465 2 1831-1854 Wild's Theatre: 194 2 1831-1854 Wildsmith Ann: aged ninety-two 277 2 1831-1854 Wildsmith John: parish clerk 392 2 1831-1854 Wildsmith: Worsborough 53, 131, 277, 392, 536 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson & Mallison dissolve: 513 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson v Farmer: 512 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson Atkinson William Rev.: 213 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson J. to S. Savage 400 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson John: drowned 377 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson John: manslayer 329 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson John: old inhabitant 336 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson Joseph gent.: 211, 281, 300, 316, 319, 337, 455 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson Joseph: nurseryman 203 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson Joseph: relieving officer 112, 167, 203, 208, 209 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson Joshua: Musical Tavern 295 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson M. to D. Hawksworth 343 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson Mrs.: aged ninety-two 261 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson Samuel: weaver 203 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson Sarah 334 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson W. to Miss Dodd 287 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson William: was going to stab his father 82 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson William: weaver 194, 522 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson: Barnsley 256, 270 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson: Cundy House 15 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson: Mapplewell 511 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson: Thurlston 204 2 1831-1854 Wilkinson: Worsborough 10, 12 2 1831-1854 Wilks James: miller 282 2 1831-1854 Willan Henry Rev.: 26 2 1831-1854 Willan R. to A. M. Coleman 195 2 1831-1854 33, 39, 82, 122, 133, 235, 268, 279, 280, Willan Robert Rev.: 2 1831-1854 300, 312, 370, 371 Willcock Joseph: linen manufacturer 53 2 1831-1854 Willcock: Bolton 10 2 1831-1854 Willcock: Cawthorne 29, 203, 233, 270, 271, 279, 345 2 1831-1854 Willcock: Thurgoland 250, 261, 311, 361 2 1831-1854 Willcock: I think they call him 72, 73 2 1831-1854 Willer: Monk Bretton 92 2 1831-1854 Willey: Mexborough 301 2 1831-1854 William IV crowned: 4 2 1831-1854 Williams Marshall: Pule Hill 264 2 1831-1854 Williams Peter Simon: Wortley Ironworks 280 2 1831-1854 Wilson Alexander: gardener 317, 383 2 1831-1854 Wilson Archibald: Wentworth 285 2 1831-1854 Wilson Elizabeth: died at Birk House 402 2 1831-1854 Wilson George: committed for manslaughter 396, 416 2 1831-1854 Wilson James Rev.: 512 2 1831-1854 Wilson James: butcher 65 2 1831-1854 Wilson Jemmy: weaver 297 2 1831-1854 Wilson Joe: killed at Talavera 297 2 1831-1854 Wilson John: chimney-sweeper 29 2 1831-1854 Wilson John: coach-builder 307 2 1831-1854 Wilson John: joiner 357 2 1831-1854 Wilson John: linen manufacturer 130 2 1831-1854 Wilson Mawer Thomas: 336 2 1831-1854 Wilson R. to M.A. Russell 317 2 1831-1854 Wilson S. J. to M. Stone 504 2 1831-1854 Wilson T. to M. Challenger 434 2 1831-1854 Wilson Thompson at Waterloo 297 2 1831-1854 Wilson Winsmore Thomas: 122, 123, 125, 131 2 1831-1854 Wilson: Banks Hall 122, 125 2 1831-1854 Wilson: Barnsley 133 2 1831-1854 Wilson: Birthwaite Hall 153, 341 2 1831-1854 Wilson: Bloomhouse 3 2 1831-1854 Wilson: Hiendley 13 2 1831-1854 Wilson: Mexborough 261 2 1831-1854 Wilson: Edwardthorp 260, 434 2 1831-1854 Wimpenny: Thurlston 197 2 1831-1854 Wind at Barnsley 98, 186, 290, 308, 457 2 1831-1854 Winders wages advanced: 415 2 1831-1854 Windle: Tingle Bridge 106 2 1831-1854 Windle: Wentworth 341, 345 2 1831-1854 Windle: Worsborough 535 2 1831-1854 Windle: Wortley 300 2 1831-1854 Window Tax: 189, 190, 193 2 1831-1854 Wine sold at Bretton Hall 319 2 1831-1854 Wing: Hoyland 506 2 1831-1854 Wing: Wentworth 2 2 1831-1854 Winter John: innkeeper 29 2 1831-1854 Winter Joseph: constable 193 2 1831-1854 Winter mild: 255, 324 2 1831-1854 Winter Thomas: plumber 214 2 1831-1854 Winter: Skiers Hall 308 2 1831-1854 Winter: Worsborough 53 2 1831-1854 Winterbottom: Barnsley 325 2 1831-1854 Winterbottom: Thurgoland 508 2 1831-1854 Wintle, S. Rev.: 284 2 1831-1854 Wire drawing: 43, 59 2 1831-1854 Wittacker John: witness 365 2 1831-1854 Wogans James: weaver 160 2 1831-1854 Wolf Dr.: traveller 136, 140, 271, 456 2 1831-1854 Wolfenden Mary: aged ninety-two 40 2 1831-1854 Wolfenden: Felkirk 163 2 1831-1854 Womack: Barnsley 53, 356, 377 2 1831-1854 Wombwell Chapel-of-ease enlarged Wombwell 33 2 1831-1854 Wombwell's wild beasts: 312, 334, 527, 531 2 1831-1854 Wood & Perkes: Worsborough 323 2 1831-1854 Wood George Sir: 208 2 1831-1854 Wood Wentworth 66, 130, 340 2 1831-1854 Wood Abraham: Sunday teacher 442 2 1831-1854 Wood Benjamin: woodman 268, 317 2 1831-1854 Wood Charles Sir: 9, 34, 158, 274, 414 2 1831-1854 Wood Francis Sir: 122, 125 2 1831-1854 Wood George: miner 223, 227 2 1831-1854 Wood Hannah: drowned herself 356 2 1831-1854 Wood J. to H. Webster 448 2 1831-1854 Wood James: shoe-maker 209 2 1831-1854 Wood John: weaver 231, 233 2 1831-1854 Wood Joseph: linen manufacturer 335 2 1831-1854 Wood M. to Miss Fletcher 248 2 1831-1854 Wood Mrs.: singer 136, 209, 210, 300 2 1831-1854 Wood William: wiredrawer 3 2 1831-1854 Wood: Ardsley 201, 245 2 1831-1854 Wood: Barnborough 162 2 1831-1854 16, 37, 40, 41, 112, 176, 209, 261, 313, Wood: Barnsley 2 1831-1854 446 Wood: Billingley 64, 100, 115, 270, 345 2 1831-1854 Wood: Cawthorne 28, 35 2 1831-1854 Wood: Clayton-in-the-Clay 287 2 1831-1854 Wood: Darfield 347 2 1831-1854 Wood: Darton 460 2 1831-1854 Wood: Denby Dale 4 2 1831-1854 Wood: Mapplewell 246, 340 2 1831-1854 Wood: Mexborough 320 2 1831-1854 Wood: Shafton 215 2 1831-1854 Wood: Sheephouse 56 2 1831-1854 Wood: Thurlston 432 2 1831-1854 Wood: Wombwell 302, 481 2 1831-1854 Wood: Worsborough 37, 86, 303 2 1831-1854 Wood: bankrupts 204 2 1831-1854 Woodcock G.: bank cashier 202 2 1831-1854 Woodcock H.: constable 16, 210, 272 2 1831-1854 Woodcock Henry gent. 210 2 1831-1854 Woodcock J.: found dead 131 2 1831-1854 Woodcock Joseph: aged ninety-two 456 2 1831-1854 Woodcock R.: blind 137, 396 2 1831-1854 Woodcock: Royston 283 2 1831-1854 Woodcock: Wentworth 248 2 1831-1854 Woodhead Tunnel: 90 2 1831-1854 Woodhead B. to H. Silverwood 505 2 1831-1854 Woodhead: Birdwell 197 2 1831-1854 Woodhead: Hoyland 313 2 1831-1854 Woodiwiss S. To Miss Truelove 300 2 1831-1854 Woodiwiss: Barnsley 415 2 1831-1854 Woodruff J. Parish Clerk at St. Mary's 60 2 1831-1854 Woodruff Charles: his house robbed 484 2 1831-1854 Woodruff Joseph: shoe-maker 153, 358, 450, 453, 471 2 1831-1854 Woodruff Mr. to Miss Mowbray 237 2 1831-1854 Woodruff Thomas: abducted a young girl 489 2 1831-1854 Woodward: Thorp Hesley 20, 70 2 1831-1854 Woodward: Thurgoland 227 2 1831-1854 Wordsworth William: poet 41 2 1831-1854 Wordsworth Ambrose: scalded to death 450 2 1831-1854 Wordsworth J.: woodman 207 2 1831-1854 Wordsworth James: boiler-maker 517 2 1831-1854 Wordsworth W. to Miss Day 324 2 1831-1854 Wordsworth William Rev.: 260, 282, 334, 388, 503, 510 2 1831-1854 Wordsworth: Houghton 294, 433 2 1831-1854 13, 27, 34, 209, 261, 311, 319, 339, 473, Wordsworth: Hoyland 2 1831-1854 485 Wordsworth: poet and Joseph Locke C.E. 220 2 1831-1854 Wordsworth: primitive methodist preacher 501 2 1831-1854 Working man's friend: 311 2 1831-1854 Workshop musings: 360 2 1831-1854 Worsborough Cemetery: Worsborough 443 2 1831-1854 Worsborough Furnace: Worsborough 421 2 1831-1854 Worsborough Hall: the gentles at Worsborough 460 2 1831-1854 Worsborough Hill: Worsborough 77 2 1831-1854 Worsborough Park Pit: three killed Worsborough 180 2 1831-1854 Worsborough reservoir: Worsborough 236 2 1831-1854 Worsborough: cemetery wanted at 443 2 1831-1854 Worsnop : on temperance 472 2 1831-1854 Worsted manufacture: 61 2 1831-1854 Wortley and Denison elected: 179, 180 2 1831-1854 Wortley Farmers Club: Wortley 402, 405, 529 2 1831-1854 Wortley Forge & Mill: Wortley 43 2 1831-1854 Wortley Hall fortified: Wortley Hall 253 2 1831-1854 Wortley Emmeline Lady: 52, 241 2 1831-1854 Wortley Francis: Sir 46, 241, 253 2 1831-1854 Wortley Mary Lady: 52 2 1831-1854 Wortley Stuart Charles: 229 2 1831-1854 Wortley Stuart James: 271 2 1831-1854 Wortley Stuart John: 34, 68, 189, 198, 218, 234 2 1831-1854 Wortley Thomas Sir: 253 2 1831-1854 Wouralia died: 100 2 1831-1854 Wragg James to Jane Bolton 307 2 1831-1854 Wragg Joshua: burnt in effigy 82 2 1831-1854 Wragg Samuel: stole a sheep 195 2 1831-1854 Wright v Callendar: 509 2 1831-1854 Wright Ryhill 154, 317 2 1831-1854 Wright Charles: iron-monger 462 2 1831-1854 Wright D. to A.C. Turton 466 2 1831-1854 Wright Eliza her sofa cushion 438 2 1831-1854 Wright G.T.: on English Language 415 2 1831-1854 Wright H. to Miss Robinson 90 2 1831-1854 Wright J.P. Rev.: 471 2 1831-1854 Wright John: Adwick 200, 312 2 1831-1854 Wright Owen: 126, 228, 247, 271 2 1831-1854 Wright Scamadine Thomas: 15, 359 2 1831-1854 Wright Thomas C.E.: 11, 27 2 1831-1854 Wright W.: Ouslethwaite 194 2 1831-1854 Wright: Old Town 390 2 1831-1854 Wright: Wath 45 2 1831-1854 Wright: Wombwell 28, 64 2 1831-1854 Wrightson B.A. Rev.: 276, 289 2 1831-1854 Yardley Joseph: aged ninety-six 360 2 1831-1854 Yardley Rachel: aged ninety-two 162 2 1831-1854 Yardley: Hoylandswaine 519 2 1831-1854 Yardley: Tankersley 214 2 1831-1854 Yardley: Wentworth 204, 209 2 1831-1854 Yardsticks measured: 237 2 1831-1854 Yates: Worsborough 8, 195 2 1831-1854 Yates: Notton 89 2 1831-1854 Yeaned five lambs: 256 2 1831-1854 109, 129, 130, 279, 282, 290, 318, 342, Yeomanry Cavalry: 2 1831-1854 343, 400, 402, 436, 437, 476, 505 Yorkshire Miscellany: 246 2 1831-1854 Yorkshire: Barnsley & Linen Manufacture Barnsley 322 2 1831-1854 Young authors in Barnsley 455 2 1831-1854 Young Joseph: plate-layer 488 2 1831-1854 Young William: iron-founder 229 2 1831-1854 Young: Adwick 277 2 1831-1854 Young: 85, 246 2 1831-1854 Zamoiski: on Electro-Biology 446 2 1831-1854 Zion Ward: 524 2 1831-1854