Index Place Page Number Vol YearAbduction Heartless: case of 489 2 1831-1854Acres in Staincross 62 2 1831-1854Acton: Woolley 510 2 1831-1854Acustic properties of Corn Exchange: 390 2 1831-1854Adams: Darfield 371 2 1831-1854Adams: Little Houghton Mill 286, 298 2 1831-1854Adamson Mr. to Miss Fryer 299 2 1831-1854Adamson: Peniston 36 2 1831-1854Addresses: 99, 130, 176, 186, 344, 444 2 1831-1854Addy: Barnsley 126, 209 2 1831-1854Addy: Cawthorne 13, 151 2 1831-1854Addy: Clayton West 36 2 1831-1854Addy: Cudworth 34, 85, 121 2 1831-1854Addy: Grimethorpe 526 2 1831-1854Addy: Shoemaker 209 2 1831-1854Afternoon service at St. Georges 277 2 1831-1854Agricultural Society: Barnsley 316 2 1831-1854Aiken Fred'k at Dandison's: 317 2 1831-1854Airedale Poet: 450 2 1831-1854Airey Peggy: 278 2 1831-1854Aked: Bentley Grange 67 2 1831-1854Akeroyd: Clayton West 68 2 1831-1854Aklam Akland, Thomas: 104, 182, 190 2 1831-1854Albuoy Captain: died a bridegroom 405 2 1831-1854Alder H. R. Rev.: 371, 387, 397, 402, 415, 530, 531 2 1831-1854Alderney Cows: 442 2 1831-1854Alderson John to Caroline Coward 271 2 1831-1854Alderson T.J: 428 2 1831-1854Alexander Mr.: Officer of Excise 194 2 1831-1854Alford Joseph: miner 220 2 1831-1854Alfred the Great: 334 2 1831-1854Allan James: aged ninety 101 2 1831-1854

Allass William: Chartist 193, 208 2 1831-1854Allatt James to Miss Horton 341 2 1831-1854Allatt: Surgeon 316, 341, 474 2 1831-1854Allen John: old Baker 247 2 1831-1854Allen Thomas to Miss Eleanor Peckett 236 2 1831-1854Allen: Brierley 190 2 1831-1854Allen: Cudworth 442 2 1831-1854Allen: Darfield 307, 345 2 1831-1854Allen: Hemingfield 28, 255, 287 2 1831-1854Allen: Hoober 29 2 1831-1854Allen: Hoyland Nether 28 2 1831-1854Allen: Royston 92, 397 2 1831-1854Allen: Wentworth 204, 205 2 1831-1854Allen: Wombwell 221, 295 2 1831-1854Allenby J to M. Hopkinson 438 2 1831-1854Allerton Matthew: Shoemaker 340 2 1831-1854Allerton: Darfield 133, 317 2 1831-1854Alletson George to Emma Brook 234 2 1831-1854Allott James: Innkeeper 47 2 1831-1854Allott James: Joiner 255 2 1831-1854Allott Michael to Miss Wardrobe 136 2 1831-1854Allott Joseph: Postman 277 2 1831-1854Allott: Hoyland 248 2 1831-1854Allott: Mapplewell 200, 203, 334 2 1831-1854Allott: Stainborough 230 2 1831-1854Allott: Wentworth 245 2 1831-1854Allworth Samuel: 211 2 1831-1854Alma: Battle of 520 2 1831-1854Ambler George: got first prize 473 2 1831-1854Ambler: Barugh 6, 11, 106, 302 2 1831-1854Anatomy Act: 231 2 1831-1854Ancestry: Lord Wharncliff's 253 2 1831-1854Andrews J. Rev.: 463 2 1831-1854

Andrews: Billingley 7, 27, 100, 302 2 1831-1854Angel Henry: Stationmaster 282 2 1831-1854Appleyard: Wath 271, 475, 508 2 1831-1854Aqueduct: 54 2 1831-1854Arbitration: 247, 248 2 1831-1854Archbishop of York: at Darfield 285 2 1831-1854Archer Benjamin: Fishmonger 40, 215 2 1831-1854Archers Society of 375, 377, 381, 391 2 1831-1854Ardron: Wentworth 7, 85 2 1831-1854Ardsley Franklin Club: Ardsley 324 2 1831-1854Ardsley Main Colliers: Ardsley 446 2 1831-1854Argilt Hill: 156 2 1831-1854Ark: Independent Order of the 152, 421 2 1831-1854Armer: Wath 36 2 1831-1854Armfield George: Artist 455 2 1831-1854Armitage Edward: wheelwright 56, 64 2 1831-1854Armitage Henry: Reciter 211, 281, 338 2 1831-1854Armitage Isaac: Traveller's Inn 294 2 1831-1854Armitage John: Chartist 167, 168 2 1831-1854Armitage John: Grocer 152 2 1831-1854Armitage Joshua Rev.: 531 2 1831-1854Armitage Sarah: Deaf and Dumb 275, 289 2 1831-1854Armitage Thomas to Mary Stubbs 249 2 1831-1854Armitage: Barnsley 202, 294 2 1831-1854Armitage: Cathill 67 2 1831-1854Armitage: Cawthorne 261 2 1831-1854Armitage: Penistone 15 2 1831-1854Armstrong C. Rev.: 276, 289, 307 2 1831-1854Arran Political Missionary: 167 2 1831-1854Arrests of the Chartists: 113 2 1831-1854Arundel: Royston 301 2 1831-1854Ash: his illuminated clock 86 2 1831-1854Ashley Lord: 200 2 1831-1854

Ashton William: against O'Connor 197, 198, 200, 215, 242 2 1831-1854Ashton William: at Liversage delegate meeting Liversage 101 2 1831-1854Ashton William: at Peep Green Meeting 106 2 1831-1854Ashton William: at the Northern Union 90, 103, 105, 111 2 1831-1854Ashton William: brings about the prosecution for training and drilling 107 2 1831-1854

Ashton William: censured 230 2 1831-1854Ashton William: Demagogue 2 1831-1854Ashton William: his letter to the magistrates 119 2 1831-1854Ashton William: his letter to the people of Barnsley 115 2 1831-1854Ashton William: his voice from the dungeon 145, 160, 169 2 1831-1854Ashton William: his wife relieved from Chartist Victim Fund 167, 176, 177, 194 2 1831-1854

Ashton William: imprisoned for two years 135, 140, 143 2 1831-1854Ashton William: in Oddfellows Hall Barnsley 102, 104 2 1831-1854Ashton William: in the solitary cell 180 2 1831-1854Ashton William: memorial for his release 163, 189 2 1831-1854Ashton William: on emigration and transportation 89 2 1831-1854Ashton William: proposed to go to the convention 193 2 1831-1854Ashton William: public dinner to 95 2 1831-1854Ashton William: released from prison 195 2 1831-1854Ashton William: returns to Barnsley 85 2 1831-1854Ashton William: to the Chartists of England & Scotland 132 2 1831-1854

Ashton William: tried for Sedition 133 2 1831-1854

Ashton William: with Bairsto at Pontefract & Knottingley 109 2 1831-1854

Ashton William: with Bairstow at York 110 2 1831-1854Ashworth & Nelson: shoot in a match 487 2 1831-1854Ashworth & Rollin: shoot at Sheffield 499 2 1831-1854Ashworth Joseph: weaver 95 2 1831-1854Asquith Isaac: acquitted 375 2 1831-1854Asquith W. J.: National Assembly 281 2 1831-1854

Asquith W. J.: organist 320, 338, 345, 360, 391 2 1831-1854Assizes: 65, 285, 376, 416, 427, 493, 510, 534 2 1831-1854Association at Tommy Aklam's: 190 2 1831-1854Association for improving the breeds of pigs & poultry: 389, 449, 454, 511, 513 2 1831-1854

Association for prosecution of felons: Barnsley 400, 413, 473, 535 2 1831-1854Atherton W. Rev.: president of Conference 261 2 1831-1854Athron: Barnsley 89 2 1831-1854Athron: Mexborough 298 2 1831-1854Atkinson Catherine: 248 2 1831-1854Atkinson Elizabeth: widow 205 2 1831-1854Atkinson George: S. Kirkby 256 2 1831-1854Atkinson George: killed 506 2 1831-1854Atkinson Jane: Darton 37 2 1831-1854Atkinson Miles gent.: 211, 272 2 1831-1854Atkinson Elizabeth: Attacked by five men 283 2 1831-1854Atkinson: Newmillerdam 14 2 1831-1854Atkinson: Thurgoland 10, 234 2 1831-1854Attenborough George to Grace Earnshaw 217 2 1831-1854Attenborough George to Mrs. Hitchcock 339 2 1831-1854Attenborough: Rockley Old Hall 180, 319 2 1831-1854Attorney arrested: 88 2 1831-1854Attwood Thomas M.P.: 110 2 1831-1854Audin: Hoylandswaine 27 2 1831-1854August Twelfth: 112 2 1831-1854Augustine Church of St.: 69 2 1831-1854Auk a sea bird: 530 2 1831-1854Aurora Borealis: 71, 287 2 1831-1854Austin Poor Law Commissioner: 308 2 1831-1854Awty: Mexborough 203, 259 2 1831-1854Awty: Wath 65, 177, 197 2 1831-1854Axelby Joseph: killed 478 2 1831-1854Ayre George: killed 444 2 1831-1854

Ayre Rowley Thomas: 261 2 1831-1854Ayre Thomas: surgeon 433, 468 2 1831-1854

Babe in a well: 210 2 1831-1854Backhouse J. to H. England 308 2 1831-1854Backhouse John: cabinet maker 308 2 1831-1854Bad for the coo: 389 2 1831-1854Badger A. to J. Fletcher 334 2 1831-1854Badger Alfred: druggist 445 2 1831-1854Badger Coroner: 423 2 1831-1854Bagshaw Frances: aged ninety 298 2 1831-1854Bagshaw: Barnborough 10, 260, 270, 298 2 1831-1854Bagshaw: Fiddler's Green 200 2 1831-1854Bail mitigation of: 116 2 1831-1854Bailey Benjamin: sergeant 436, 505 2 1831-1854Bailey Bessy: collier 199 2 1831-1854Bailey Charles: sheriff's officer 134, 260, 313 2 1831-1854Bailey George: burglar 65 2 1831-1854Bailey George: found dead in bed 184 2 1831-1854Bailey Joseph: died in America 270 2 1831-1854Bailey Martha: suspended from a beam 486 2 1831-1854Bailey Stephen: Barnsley 135 2 1831-1854Bailey Thomas: his untimely end 67 2 1831-1854Bailey William: pawnbroker 237, 283, 337, 365 2 1831-1854Bailey W. to Miss Hargreaves 237 2 1831-1854Bailey: Barnsley 14 2 1831-1854Bailey: Carlton 270 2 1831-1854Bailey: Silkston 12, 67, 85, 184, 298 2 1831-1854Bailey: Worsborough 65, 139, 207, 285, 478 2 1831-1854Bailiwick of Staincross 62 2 1831-1854Baines EdWard M. P.: 64 2 1831-1854Baines Emma: burnt to death 367 2 1831-1854Bairstow: lecturer 144, 152 2 1831-1854

Balaclava: 524 2 1831-1854Ball Dodworth 373 2 1831-1854Ball Dress Fancy: 83, 131 2 1831-1854Ball Dress Fancy: Bachelors 277 2 1831-1854Ball Dress Fancy: Masked 537 2 1831-1854Ball Dress Fancy: in the Corn Exchange 408 2 1831-1854Ball George: died at Chunard 270 2 1831-1854Ball John to Ann Bellamy 272 2 1831-1854Ball John: linen manufacturer 152 2 1831-1854Ball Thomas: witness 483 2 1831-1854Ball: Royston 52, 234, 237 2 1831-1854Ball: Worsborough 299 2 1831-1854Balloon passed over Barnsley 314 2 1831-1854Bamforth R.W.: steward of Barnsley Races Barnsley 340, 371, 383, 399, 402 2 1831-1854Bamforth Thomas: killed 490 2 1831-1854Bamforth W. to M. Tyas 300 2 1831-1854Bamforth William: cornet & lieutenant 257, 300, 436, 438, 505 2 1831-1854Bamforth William: cornet & lieutenant 389 2 1831-1854Bamforth: Cudworth 375, 526 2 1831-1854Bamforth: Wath 129, 341, 408 2 1831-1854Bamforth: Wentworth 112, 133 2 1831-1854Band of Hope: 391 2 1831-1854Banking Company: 194, 255, 278 2 1831-1854Bannister: Wath 265 2 1831-1854Baptist Chapel: Barnsley 286, 296, 392 2 1831-1854Baptist Chapel: Clayton West 168 2 1831-1854Baptist Missionary Society: 392, 457 2 1831-1854Baptist Noel: 289, 392 2 1831-1854Baram Houghton: 2 2 1831-1854Barber James: stonemason 205 2 1831-1854Barber Marshall Joseph: 211 2 1831-1854Bardsley J. Rev.: 402 2 1831-1854Bark: Wentworth 153, 215 2 1831-1854

Barker Joseph Mrs. of a son: 34 2 1831-1854Barker Samuel: Mexborough 289 2 1831-1854Barker: Edwardthorpe 4, 152 2 1831-1854Barker: Hoyland 270 2 1831-1854Barlow George to Sarah Crossland 507 2 1831-1854Barlow William: Mattersea 490 2 1831-1854Barlow: Waterslack 92, 270, 356 2 1831-1854Barnes: Mexborough 111 2 1831-1854Barnsley Infantry: quartered at Barnsley 281, 441, 490 2 1831-1854Barnsley Barracks Barnsley 281, 290 2 1831-1854Barnsley girls in coal mine Barnsley 198 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Lord Wharncliffe at Barnsley 234, 317 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Telegraph newspaper Barnsley 372, 418 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Bairnsla' Foaks Annual Barnsley 88 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Barnsley compared with Doncaster Barnsley 467 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Barnsley families return from Russia Barnsley 459 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Barnsley singers at Rotherham Barnsley 481 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Barnsley Manchester and Lincoln Railway Bill or Old Junction Barnsley 284, 285, 365, 443 2 1831-1854

Barnsley: Bishop of Ripon at Barnsley 203, 295, 523 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Cholera at Barnsley 9, 12, 13, 298, 300, 301, 378, 446 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Coat of Arms Barnsley 457 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Cobden Richard at Mechanics Institute Barnsley 462 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Commercial Buildings Barnsley 59 2 1831-1854Barnsley: compared with Knaresbrough Barnsley 94 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Corn Market Barnsley 98 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Court of Requests Barnsley 91 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Courts Baron & Court Leet Barnsley 60 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Dr. Hook at Church Institute Barnsley 459 2 1831-1854Barnsley: drilling and training at Barnsley 106 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Earl Fitzwilliam at Barnsley 121, 124, 317 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Edmund Beckett Denison and Sir Culling Eardley at Barnsley 287 2 1831-1854

Barnsley: Education Society at Barnsley 125 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Grammar School and Shaw Trust Barnsley 61 2 1831-1854Barnsley: great flood at Barnsley 12, 282 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Illuminated clock at Barnsley 86 2 1831-1854Barnsley: inhabitants ignorant & vicious Barnsley 32 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Inniskillen dragoons at Barnsley 498 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Iris on the weavers Barnsley 68 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Joseph Locke at Barnsley 312 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Jullien at Barnsley 316 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Knight Charles on Barnsley 323 2 1831-1854Barnsley: last bull baiting at Barnsley 4 2 1831-1854Barnsley: letters posted in a week at Barnsley 84 2 1831-1854Barnsley: 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 1831-1854Barnsley: most loyal town in kingdom Barnsley 397 2 1831-1854Barnsley: musical festival at Barnsley 12 2 1831-1854Barnsley: noble men of Barnsley 179 2 1831-1854Barnsley: one of the most healthy towns Barnsley 386 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Parliamentary Representation of Barnsley 466 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Penny Cyclopedia on Barnsley 31 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Police in uniform for first time Barnsley 466 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Poor law Union Barnsley 61, 63, 307, 308 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Prince George of Cambridge at Barnsley 212 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Princess Victoria Barnsley 36 2 1831-1854Barnsley: prize ringing at Barnsley 286 2 1831-1854Barnsley: produces the best fabrics Barnsley 391 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Public dinner on Market Hill Barnsley 4 2 1831-1854Barnsley: races at Barnsley 340, 383, 384, 449, 453, 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Registrar General on Barnsley 449 2 1831-1854Barnsley: ringers in London Barnsley 341 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Savings Bank Barnsley 53, 61, 318, 325, 486, 489 2 1831-1854

Barnsley: scepticism & education advantages of Barnsley 415 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Sheffield & Barnsley Railway Barnsley 454 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Small debts Bill Barnsley 82, 84, 87 2 1831-1854Barnsley: social condition of Barnsley 365 2 1831-1854Barnsley: Soke Mills Barnsley 77 2 1831-1854Barnsley: steam looms introduced to Barnsley 307 2 1831-1854Barnsley: to make corn returns Barnsley 193 2 1831-1854Barnsley: under a cloud Barnsley 211 2 1831-1854Barnsley: visited by hurricanes Barnsley 98, 290, 308, 418, 457, 537 2 1831-1854Barnsley: White William on Barnsley 59 2 1831-1854Barometer: 272 2 1831-1854Baron John to Jane Hold 394 2 1831-1854Baron: Barnsley 500 2 1831-1854Baron: Mexborough 490 2 1831-1854Barracks: 281, 290 2 1831-1854Barras: Jump 499 2 1831-1854Barrow G. to R. Peace 374 2 1831-1854Barrow G: Shephouse 121, 246 2 1831-1854Barrowclough: Woolley Edge 299, 428 2 1831-1854Barrowclough: Shafton 5, 53 2 1831-1854Barrowclough: damask-weaver 325, 329 2 1831-1854Barrowclough: schoolmaster 324 2 1831-1854Barstow B. to M. A. Clegg 312 2 1831-1854Bartle Sarah & Selina, witnesses: 362 2 1831-1854Barwick: Wentworth 2, 34 2 1831-1854Bashforth John to Kate Pepper 458 2 1831-1854Bashforth: Barnsley 7 2 1831-1854Bashforth: Cawthorne Basin 249 2 1831-1854Batchelor's Ball: 277 2 1831-1854Bathing in the Fleets in early March: 492 2 1831-1854Baths and wash-houses: 378, 379 2 1831-1854Batley: Cawthorne 11, 89, 277, 294, 345 2 1831-1854Battison James: Monk Bretton 382, 391, 397, 398, 413, 535 2 1831-1854

Battison: Barnsley 34 2 1831-1854Battison: Brierley 24, 90, 287 2 1831-1854Battison: Ryhill 287 2 1831-1854Battman John: Law stationer 1, 294 2 1831-1854Batty Christopher: Darfield 289 2 1831-1854Batty F. to E. Randall 336 2 1831-1854Batty Francis: constable 193, 194, 236, 475 2 1831-1854Batty James: killed 514 2 1831-1854Batty James: warehouseman 383 2 1831-1854Batty Jonathan to Ann Ball 88 2 1831-1854Batty R to E. Cordeaux 257 2 1831-1854Batty Thomas: his chimney on fire 470 2 1831-1854Batty: Barnsley 260, 271, 470, 507 2 1831-1854Batty: Bolton 3 2 1831-1854Batty: Burton Grange 130, 294 2 1831-1854Batty: Shafton 33 2 1831-1854Batty: Worsborough 82, 499 2 1831-1854Baxter John: weaver 233 2 1831-1854Bayldon George Rev.: 19, 242 2 1831-1854Bayldon William: gained medical honours 282, 286 2 1831-1854Bayldon William: linen manufacturer 231 2 1831-1854Bayldon: Applehaigh 314 2 1831-1854Bayldon: Carlton 208 2 1831-1854Bayldon: Major 236 2 1831-1854Bayldon: Royston 129, 208, 236 , 245, 384 2 1831-1854Bayley Lea Joseph: teacher 272 2 1831-1854Bazaars: 88, 298, 301, 435, 438, 537 2 1831-1854Beal W. Rev.: 452 2 1831-1854Beardshall: Ashcroft 530 2 1831-1854Beardshall: Baggerwood 414, 419, 421 2 1831-1854Beardshall: Hoyland 270 2 1831-1854Beardshall: Silkston 374 2 1831-1854Beardshall: Sym Hill 272, 535 2 1831-1854

Beardshall: Wentworth 459 2 1831-1854Beaumont Madam: 4 2 1831-1854Beaumont Blackett Wentworth M.P. 313, 314, 372, 377, 388, 413, 417 2 1831-1854Beaumont Dr. Rev.: 261 2 1831-1854Beaumont E. B.: 388, 390 2 1831-1854Beaumont George Rev.: executed 157 2 1831-1854Beaumont George: malster 377 2 1831-1854Beaumont Joseph: pit steward 159, 245, 271 2 1831-1854Beaumont Joseph: tried for robbery 534 2 1831-1854Beaumont Mrs: Bretton 275, 289, 306 2 1831-1854Beaumont Sophia: her marriage 367 2 1831-1854Beaumont W. J. esq.: 70, 77, 83, 278 2 1831-1854Beaumont: Barnsley 272 2 1831-1854Beaumont: Bolton 290, 356 2 1831-1854Beaumont: Cawthorne 308, 425 2 1831-1854Beaumont: Hoyland 13 2 1831-1854Beaumont: Hoylandswaine 246 2 1831-1854Beaumont: Penistone 12, 231 2 1831-1854Beaumont: Skiers Spring 507 2 1831-1854Beaumont: Stubbing 17, 207 2 1831-1854Beaumont: Thurlston 265 2 1831-1854Beaumont: Wentworth 12, 186, 233, 248, 269, , 317 2 1831-1854Beaumont: West Melton 104 2 1831-1854Beaumont: Wood Hall 438, 475 2 1831-1854Beaumont: Jonas: carpenter 294 2 1831-1854Beaver Bleachworks: robbed 478 2 1831-1854Beckett John: grocer's porter 324 2 1831-1854Beckett Joseph: linen manufacturer 131, 324 2 1831-1854Beckett Mary: Barnsley 10, 131 2 1831-1854Beckett Staniforth John: 210, 324 2 1831-1854Beckett William: farmer 223 2 1831-1854Beckett: Dodworth Green 456 2 1831-1854

Beddow Benjamin Rev.: 248, 284, 268, 289, 315, 319, 320, 342, 344, 358, 395, 459, 472, 498, 531 2 1831-1854

Bedford David: acquitted 83 2 1831-1854Bedford John to Ann Hoyle 191 2 1831-1854Bedford Joseph: watchman 382 2 1831-1854Bedford pond: 29 2 1831-1854Bedford William: burnt to death 478 2 1831-1854Bedford: Ardsley 7 2 1831-1854Bedford: Blacker Hill 220, 221 2 1831-1854Bedford: Hoyland Nether 287 2 1831-1854Bedford: Peniston 149, 245, 286, 498 2 1831-1854Bedford: Skew Hill 345 2 1831-1854Beehive the George Potter's paper: 2 2 1831-1854Beer Act: 428 2 1831-1854Beever Syke: 28 2 1831-1854Beever: Peniston 37, 188 2 1831-1854Beever: Thurlston 88 2 1831-1854Beevers George: robbed John Cox 535 2 1831-1854Beevers Mary: aged ninety 336 2 1831-1854Beevers: Barnsley 270 2 1831-1854Beevers: Mexborough 11, 37, 472, 517 2 1831-1854Beevers: Wath 248, 282, 499 2 1831-1854Beevors Hall: Beevor Hall 61, 497 2 1831-1854Belchier: Darfield 168, 210 2 1831-1854Belk: Wombwell 20, 194 2 1831-1854Bell Henry: Wesleyan Reformer 329, 342, 383, 456 2 1831-1854Bell John: slater 214 2 1831-1854Bell Rhoda: her sudden death 459 2 1831-1854Bell Thomas: arrested by Savage 382, 394, 414, 422 2 1813-1854Bell Thomas: transported for life 493 2 1831-1854Bell: Cawthorne 193, 229, 313 2 1831-1854Bell: for Corn Exchange clock 433 2 1831-1854Bellamy: Royston 98 2 1831-1854

Bennet & Webster: trial of 10 2 1831-1854Bennett Isaac: Oddfellow 84 2 1831-1854Bennett George: greengrocer 10, 445, 466 2 1831-1854Bennett John: shot 34 2 1831-1854Bennett Misses: singers 390, 526 2 1831-1854Bennett T. Rev.: 522 2 1831-1854Bennett: Barnsley 367, 448 2 1831-1854Bennett: Darfield 24 2 1831-1854Bennett: Mexborough 126 2 1831-1854Bent Jane: Barnsley 68 2 1831-1854Bent Richard: Bequest of £2,000 233 2 1831-1854Bent Richard: registrar 56, 68 2 1831-1854Bernard's Dog: 157 2 1831-1854Berril James: killed 531 2 1831-1854Berry Elihu: gardener 294, 341, 357, 359, 383 2 1831-1854Berry Elihu: to Mary Burgoyne 140 2 1831-1854Berry John: schoolmaster 233 2 1831-1854Best: Dodworth 393 2 1831-1854Bible Society: 342, 345, 394, 459, 433, 520, 530 2 1831-1854Bickers Sykes: collector 307 2 1831-1854Big Beggarman: 178 2 1831-1854Biggin Houndhill: 45 2 1831-1854Billcliff: Thurlston 248, 286, 308 2 1831-1854Binder J. W. Rev. to S. E. Dandison 471 2 1831-1854

Binder: John William Rev 334, 382, 402, 405, 415, 471, 506, 526, 530 2 1831-1854

Bingley Harry: 55 2 1831-1854Bingley John: 27 2 1831-1854Bingley: Ellersley lodge 89, 360 2 1831-1854Bingley: Oxspring 294 2 1831-1854Bink's Closes: 504 2 1831-1854Binns Jonas: died at Troy 294 2 1831-1854Binns Samuel: to ironfounder 216 2 1831-1854

Binns Thomas: Dusty Miller Inn 223, 361 2 1831-1854Binns W. to H. Casement 271 2 1831-1854Binns William: carpenter 230 2 1831-1854Binns William: ironfounder 339 2 1831-1854Bintcliff: Lee Brook 290 2 1831-1854Bintcliff: Wath 262 2 1831-1854Biram: Wentworth 35, 129, 422, 532 2 1831-1854Birch Joseph Rev.: 66, 233, 270, 279, 395 2 1831-1854Birch: Peniston 519 2 1831-1854Birdsall: Barnborough 16 2 1831-1854Birdwell: railway discontinued Birdwell 421 2 1831-1854Birkendale Alfred: 37 2 1831-1854Birks Mr: Druggist 180 2 1831-1854Birks: Hemingfield 27, 110, 204, 382, 442, 499 2 1831-1854Birks: Mexborough 436 2 1831-1854Birks: Wentworth 356 2 1831-1854Birmingham Conference: Birmingham 204, 205 2 1831-1854Birmingham Petition: Birmingham 86 2 1831-1854Birthday Ode: 15 2 1831-1854Birtle T. to S. Saxby 413 2 1831-1854Bishop: Wath 223 2 1831-1854Bishop: Wentworth 222 2 1831-1854Bissington Mr: from Leeds 413 2 1831-1854Black David: Chartist 142, 151, 153, 154, 186 2 1831-1854Black Hoey Washington George: 154 2 1831-1854Black William: farm bailiff 365 2 1831-1854Blackburn George: murdered 149, 151, 163 2 1831-1854Blackburn James: his design 391 2 1831-1854Blackburn Thomas: carpenter 163, 329, 335 2 1831-1854Blackburn Mrs: preacher 360, 459 2 1831-1854Blackburn: Wath 14, 86, 245, 246 2 1831-1854Blackburn: William: Butcher 246 2 1831-1854Blacker Hill strike: Blacker Hill 221, 222 2 1831-1854

Blanshard revising Barrister: 458 2 1831-1854Blashfield Mary: Stainborough Park 371 2 1831-1854Bleacher's Strike: 433, 438, 443, 477, 485, 486, 487 2 1831-1854Blenkinsop Ann Sarah: witness 453 2 1831-1854Blenkinsop John: innkeeper 383 2 1831-1854Blind Boy: of Thurlston 41, 42 2 1831-1854Blind Tommy: the Fiddler 372 2 1831-1854Blinkhorn Mr.: Non-Hireling 365 2 1831-1854Blood William: quarryman 529 2 1831-1854Bloody Tragedy at Smithies 360, 361, 362 2 1831-1854Bloomer George: treasure 203 2 1831-1854Bloomer Serenaders: 343 2 1831-1854Blount's Tenures: 207 2 1831-1854Boak 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 the old system Barnsley 316 2 1831-1854

Board Of Guardians: Elections of Guardians Barnsley 498 2 1831-1854Board Of Guardians: Erection of the Union Workhouse commenced Barnsley 340 2 1831-1854

Board Of Guardians: First elections of guardians of the poor for Barnsley Barnsley 307 2 1831-1854

Board Of Guardians: First meeting of Board of Guardians Barnsley 308 2 1831-1854

Board Of Guardians: Five guardians for Barnsley 365 2 1831-1854Board Of Guardians: H.B. Farnall at the guardians meeting Barnsley 408 2 1831-1854

Board Of Guardians: Memorial to the Poor Law Board Barnsley 401 2 1831-1854

Board Of Guardians: Reply to this Memorial Barnsley 403 2 1831-1854

Board Of Guardians: Richard Inns appointed chairman Barnsley 499 2 1831-1854

Board Of Guardians: Thomas Dale offers himself to be clerk Barnsley 64, 65 2 1831-1854

Board Of Guardians: To remove nuisances Barnsley 395 2 1831-1854Board Of Guardians: Town of Dodworth to be revalued Dodworth 516 2 1831-1854

Board of Health: £300 offered for the tolls 516 2 1831-1854

Board of Health: £4,600 to be given for Smithy Mill 529 2 1831-1854

Board of Health: An account of their Stewardship 491 2 1831-1854Board of Health: Board meeting 446, 449 2 1831-1854Board of Health: Board meeting 455 2 1831-1854Board of Health: Compulsory purchase of Gas and Water Works mooted 475 2 1831-1854

Board of Health: estimate for a highway rate 521 2 1831-1854Board of Health: Filthy and dangerous places to be inspected 511 2 1831-1854

Board of Health: First annual election 498, 501 2 1831-1854Board of Health: General and district rate 517 2 1831-1854

Board of Health: General district and Highway rates 523 2 1831-1854

Board of Health: John Callander appointed superintendent of police 451 2 1831-1854

Board of Health: Loan for £19,500 535 2 1831-1854Board of Health: Old Workhouse taken for the yearly rent of £25 536 2 1831-1854

Board of Health: P. MackDowde was appointed surveyor 453 2 1831-1854

Board of Health: Policemen appointed 456 2 1831-1854

Board of Health: Richard Birks to value Church Field 519 2 1831-1854

Board of Health: Salary of the clerk for the present year £100 513 2 1831-1854

Board of Health: Surveyor to make a plan of the town 485 2 1831-1854

Board of Health: The costs of the action against Callander to be paid 510 2 1831-1854

Board of Health: the space of 250 cubic feet to be allowed for each lodgers in a common lodging house 508

2 1831-1854

Board of Health: turbulent meeting 493 2 1831-1854Board of Health: voting papers distributed for the first election of Board 443 2 1831-1854

Board of Health: W.H. Peacock elected clerk 444 2 1831-1854Boards of Arbitration projected: 247, 248 2 1831-1854Bobbinwinder Sally: pamphlet 88 2 1831-1854Bocock William: 282 2 1831-1854Bolton Nancy: died suddenly 447 2 1831-1854Bolton Parish Church: Bolton 526 2 1831-1854Bolton savings bank Bolton 63 2 1831-1854Bolton Wesleyan Chapel: Bolton 10 2 1831-1854Bolton William: weaver 417 2 1831-1854Bond Charles: Huthwaite 314 2 1831-1854Bond Noah: publican 314 2 1831-1854Bones of children found: 71 2 1831-1854Bonson Mrs: robbed 421 2 1831-1854Bonson Mrs: robbed 421 2 1831-1854Bonson William: stonemason 247 2 1831-1854Book club at the Vine Tavern 293 2 1831-1854Books stolen: 85 2 1831-1854Boon Elizabeth: 24 2 1831-1854Booth Aaron to Eliza Day 413 2 1831-1854Booth Aaron: to Eliza Day 413 2 1831-1854Booth Thomas to Martha Wells 229 2 1831-1854Booth: Carlcotes 163 2 1831-1854Booth: Flash House 10 2 1831-1854

Booth: Oxspring 265, 285 2 1831-1854Booth: organ builder 335 2 1831-1854Borrill: Royston 432 2 1831-1854Bosvile Alexander: 73 2 1831-1854Boteler Fuller William: killed 249 2 1831-1854Bottom: Barugh 403 2 1831-1854Bouskil: Worsborough 139 2 1831-1854Bowden George: 342, 356, 359, 374, 375 2 1831-1854Bower Griffith: manslayer 516, 534 2 1831-1854Bower Henry: killed 503 2 1831-1854Bower Henry: killed 503 2 1831-1854Bower: Hood Green 317 2 1831-1854Bower: Saltersbrook 442 2 1831-1854Bower: Wath 472 2 1831-1854Bowley on Temperance Reformation: 487 2 1831-1854Bowling J.: conducted oratoriao 392 2 1831-1854Bowman J. Rev.: 400 2 1831-1854Bowns James: gooseberry grower 381 2 1831-1854Boyd: Harlington 437 2 1831-1854Boyd: Harlington 437 2 1831-1854Bradbury: 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 1831-1854Bradley: Peniston 35, 37 2 1831-1854Bradley: Royston 12 2 1831-1854Brady Edward: draper 450 2 1831-1854Brady Francis to Mary Tyas 217 2 1831-1854Brahmin superstition: 392 2 1831-1854Braithwaite George: Wath 498, 508 2 1831-1854Braithwaite Thomas Rev.: 40, 67, 204 2 1831-1854Bramah John and Betty: 426 2 1831-1854Bramah: Barnsley 200 2 1831-1854

Bramah: Monk Bretton 265, 271 2 1831-1854Bramall Robert : sexton 27 2 1831-1854Bramall: Swinden 265, 339 2 1831-1854Bramall: Tankersley 286 2 1831-1854Bramall: Wombwell 71, 78 2 1831-1854Brameld: Billingley 197, 233 2 1831-1854Brampton Bequest to Brampton 56, 143, 209 2 1831-1854Brampton Church: Brampton 431, 469, 508 2 1831-1854Brandon Charles: suicide 212 2 1831-1854Brass Band: 412 2 1831-1854Brassey Thomas: contractor 26, 207 2 1831-1854Bray Ann: 85, 286 2 1831-1854Bray Charles: 13, 286 2 1831-1854Bray Tomasson William: 340 2 1831-1854Brearley Benjamin: Peniston 144 2 1831-1854Brearley John to Sarah Lawton 391 2 1831-1854Brearley William: parish clerk 143 2 1831-1854Brearley: Thurlston 418 2 1831-1854Bretherick Joseph: grocer 425, 491 2 1831-1854Bretton West: Sunday School 372 2 1831-1854Brewin George Rev.: 252 2 1831-1854Brewin Samuel: appointed auditor 440 2 1831-1854Brewster Sessions: 389, 457 2 1831-1854Bridge: new railway Old Mill Lane 295 2 1831-1854Bridges James: Keresforth 490 2 1831-1854Brierley James: blacksmith Brierley 408 2 1831-1854Brierley Wesleyan Chapel: Brierley 371 2 1831-1854Brigands and navvies: 275 2 1831-1854Briggs: Ardsley 485 2 1831-1854Briggs: Brampton 143, 152, 260, 486 2 1831-1854Briggs: Darton 269 2 1831-1854Brighty John: Boston 70 2 1831-1854Brimstone Pudding: 299 2 1831-1854

Brisby George: Briton cottage 377 2 1831-1854Brisby George: waterman 499 2 1831-1854Broad: Monk Bretton 106, 294, 311 2 1831-1854Broadbent C. to E. Hawksworth 137Broadbent: Wortley 256 2 1831-1854Broadbent: Thurgoland 339 2 1831-1854Broadhead Joseph: original waterman 419, 455 2 1831-1854Broadhead Thomas: suffocated 265 2 1831-1854Broadhead: Barnsley 4, 15, 204 2 1831-1854Broadhead: Cawthorne 470 2 1831-1854Broadhead: Hunshelf 314, 357, 536 2 1831-1854Brock J. W. Rev.: 437, 438, 447 2 1831-1854

Bromley Edward: grocer 78, 79, 197, 249, 301, 307, 384, 450, 475, 476, 491 2 1831-1854

Bromley James Rev.: expelled 329 2 1831-1854Brook & Clough v. James Bentley: 512 2 1831-1854Brook: Felkirk 3 2 1831-1854Brook: Houghton 367, 432 2 1831-1854Brook: Old Moor 68 2 1831-1854Brook: Melton West 498 2 1831-1854Brook: Stubbing 432 2 1831-1854Brook: Thurgoland 517 2 1831-1854Brookfield Charles: torn in pieces 359 2 1831-1854Brookfield: Wentworth 249 2 1831-1854Brookhouse Edmund: a benefactor to Barnsley 61 2 1831-1854Broomhead: Woolley 193, 510 2 1831-1854Brophy M. P.: lecturer 200 2 1831-1854Brown Arbut: Cudworth 383 2 1831-1854Brown Dillon: M.P. for Mayo M.P. for Mayo 90 2 1831-1854Brown George: suffocated 265 2 1831-1854Brown James: 453 2 1831-1854Brown Joseph: killed 92 2 1831-1854Brown Robert Rev.: 378 2 1831-1854

Brown Thomas: 27 2 1831-1854Brown W. J.: coal agent 285 2 1831-1854Brown William: 416 2 1831-1854Brown: Barnsley 129, 286, 335 2 1831-1854Brown: Hoyland 34, 370 2 1831-1854Brown: Peniston 35, 44, 88, 120, 201, 293, 299 2 1831-1854Brown: Pilley 278 2 1831-1854Brown: Thurlston 199, 279, 313, 428, 2 1831-1854Brown: Wentworth 204, 435 2 1831-1854Brown: Woolley 1 2 1831-1854Brown: Gunthwaite 201 2 1831-1854Brownhill J. to E. Silverwood 537 2 1831-1854Browning Robert: killed 522 2 1831-1854Brusselles: a native of 102 2 1831-1854Buchanan: on Socialism 88 2 1831-1854Buckingham Silk James: 9 2 1831-1854Buckley James to Mrs. Armitage 153 2 1831-1854Buckley: Barnsley 294, 373 2 1831-1854Buckley: High Hoyland 233, 435 2 1831-1854Bufham John: captain 375, 377, 378 2 1831-1854Bugg John: cordwainer 395 2 1831-1854Bughie de Von S. M.: 70 2 1831-1854Building Society: Barnsley 421, 448, 511 2 1831-1854Building Society: Leeds-second Leeds 290 2 1831-1854Bulay: Mexborough 236, 283 2 1831-1854Bull-baiting last at: Barnsley 418 2 1831-1854Buller James: mechanic 383 2 1831-1854Bullet the beggars 72, 73 2 1831-1854Bullocks for Christmas: 271 2 1831-1854Bullough John: Barnsley 70, 78, 115 2 1831-1854Burgan: Thorp Hesley 65, 198 2 1831-1854Burgan: Wentworth 34, 35, 200, 209 2 1831-1854Burgin: Hoyland Lane End 336 2 1831-1854

Burglaries:65, 82, 203, 367, 370, 371, 415, 416, 427, 432, 478,484, 489, 500, 508, 526, 535

2 1831-1854

Burglary at Wentworth Castle 65 2 1831-1854Burkinshaw: Darfield 340 2 1831-1854Burkinshaw: Gawber 162, 278 2 1831-1854Burkinshaw: Houghton 357 2 1831-1854Burkinshaw: Thurgoland 259, 336, 492 2 1831-1854Burkinshaw: George: musician 379, 412, 417, 442, 456, 476, 503 2 1831-1854Burkinshaw: George: stabbed 462, 467, 477 2 1831-1854Burkinshaw: George: whitesmith 194 2 1831-1854Burkinshaw: Richard: constable 332 2 1831-1854Burkinshaw: Thomas: trumpeter 505 2 1831-1854Burkinshaw: William: butcher 278 2 1831-1854Burland Rebecca: 517 2 1831-1854Burland George: yeoman 372, 373, 374 2 1831-1854Burland William: whitesmith 211, 282 2 1831-1854Burland Goldthorpe 205, 532 2 1831-1854Burland H.W. to M.S.. Thornes 495 2 1831-1854Burland Hugh John married Eliza Surtees 418 2 1831-1854Burland Hugh John: allusion 259 2 1831-1854Burland Hugh John: at Ardsley Northern Union Ardsley 109 2 1831-1854

Burland Hugh John: censures Hadley, Salt & Douglas 103 2 1831-1854

Burland Hugh John: chairman at Northern Union 104, 106 2 1831-1854

Burland Hugh John: commenced teaching under the Oddfellows Hall 222 2 1831-1854

Burland Hugh John: entered St. John's College 255 2 1831-1854Burland Hugh John: founded the Franklin Club 211, 338 2 1831-1854Burland Hugh John: headmaster of Staindrop School 269 2 1831-1854Burland 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 111 2 1831-1854

Burland Hugh John: President of Franklin Club 300 2 1831-1854Burland Hugh John: read Memorial to the Queen 112 2 1831-1854Burland Hugh John: saw a fiery meteor 359 2 1831-1854Burland Hugh John: speaks at the meeting 105 2 1831-1854Burland Hugh John: Widdge and letter to him 113 2 1831-1854Burley Charles: Killed 222 2 1831-1854Burley: Thurlston 118, 131, 268 2 1831-1854Burnett Ambrose: 98, 216 2 1831-1854Burnett: Barnsley 190, 204 2 1831-1854Burrell Elizabeth: aged ninety one 446 2 1831-1854Burrows I. to M. A. Gomersall 202 2 1831-1854Burrows Richard: bleacher 335 2 1831-1854Burrows Thomas: his bed joints 323, 391 2 1831-1854Burrows: Goldthorpe 509 2 1831-1854Burrows: cabinetmaker 471, 509 2 1831-1854Burtoft: Upper Hoyland 250, 432 2 1831-1854Burton Bridge Mill burnt: 195 2 1831-1854Burton Frank: 33, 168 2 1831-1854Burton John: found in a quarry 184 2 1831-1854Burton: Gawber 12, 27 2 1831-1854Busli Roger de Norman: Lord of Wath 5, 6 2 1831-1854Butcher: Thorp Common 67 2 1831-1854Bute Countess of: 253 2 1831-1854Butler: Barnsley 319 2 1831-1854Butler: Wentworth 135 2 1831-1854Butler: Wath 163 2 1831-1854Butler: on "Theodore Hook" 538 2 1831-1854Butterfield Thomas: weaver 221 2 1831-1854Butterworth F. to S. Kent 437 2 1831-1854Butterworth: on Phrenology 370 2 1831-1854

Button Francis: Worsborough 283 2 1831-1854Bygate Edwin: schoolmaster 20, 2 1831-1854Bygate Sabina: 257 2 1831-1854Bygate William: Chartist 151, 160, 167, 174 2 1831-1854Bygate: Barnsley 10, 12, 15, 115, 257 2 1831-1854Byrd Barton Elizabeth: 261 2 1831-1854Byrd D. to S. Linley 283, 446 2 1831-1854Byrd David: draper 428, 446, 508 2 1831-1854Byrd Joseph to Ann Atkinson 405 2 1831-1854Bywater: Barnborough 127 2 1831-1854

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

Canter Joseph linen manufacturer: chairman at Exhibor's dinner 390 2 1831-1854

Canter Joseph linen manufacturer: Chairman at the dinner of the Association for the Prosecution of Felons 535

2 1831-1854

Canter Joseph linen manufacturer: exhibited linen fabrics at the Great Exhibition of 1851 323 2 1831-1854

Canter Joseph linen manufacturer: Guardian 308, 365 2 1831-1854

Canter Joseph linen manufacturer: his niece married 336 2 1831-1854

Canter Joseph linen manufacturer: on Board of Health 450 2 1831-1854

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

Canter Joseph linen manufacturer: presented with a service plate 536 2 1831-1854

Canter Joseph linen manufacturer: secretary of Manufacturer's Protective Association 441, 442, 444 2 1831-1854

Canter Joseph: linen manufacturer, churchwarden 300, 428 2 1831-1854Capp Thomas Rev.: 442 2 1831-1854Carlile Mary: shepherdess 86 2 1831-1854Carlile Richard: lecturer 20, 110 2 1831-1854Carnelly John to Ann Rose 260 2 1831-1854Carnelly John: constable 34, 193, 201, 260, 279, 373 2 1831-1854Carnelly T. to Miss Walshaw 339 2 1831-1854Carnelly William to Maria Ingram 249, 269 2 1831-1854Carnelly: Wentworth 52, 100 2 1831-1854

Carnley Jonathan: linen manufacturer 125, 274, 307, 308, 373, 413, 449, 450, 504 2 1831-1854

Carnley: Mexborough 236, 259, 293 2 1831-1854Carnley: West Melton 140 2 1831-1854Carr & Heptonstall linen manufacturer 440 2 1831-1854Carr Benjamin: warehouseman 249 2 1831-1854Carr James: stabbed in the thigh 416 2 1831-1854Carr John: cut first sod 388 2 1831-1854Carr John: preacher 432 2 1831-1854Carr Joseph: linen manufacturer 378 2 1831-1854

Carr Patrick: discharged 382 2 1831-1854Carr Philip: robber 129 2 1831-1854Carr: Barnsley 204, 249 2 1831-1854Carr: Cawthorne 283, 312 2 1831-1854Carr: Darfield 246, 289 2 1831-1854Carr: Darton 194, 214, 255, 261, 334 2 1831-1854Carr: Wath 278, 289, 307, 496 2 1831-1854Carr: Woolley 29 2 1831-1854Carrion Crows: 349 2 1831-1854Carter brothers: 323, 432, 433, 440 2 1831-1854Carter Edwin: organist 426 2 1831-1854Carter Henry John to Miss Scales 202 2 1831-1854Carter James to Ann Smith 382 2 1831-1854Carter John: Bank manager 56, 106, 226 2 1831-1854Carter John: on Barnsley in connection with the Great Exhibition Barnsley 391 2 1831-1854

Carter Mark Thomas: 78, 79, 499 2 1831-1854Carter Mr. to Miss Lodge 106 2 1831-1854Carter William Rev. 69, 82, 88, 372 2 1831-1854Cartledge Mr. to Miss Ward 109 2 1831-1854Cartledge: Casket of Sonnets 242 2 1831-1854Castle Edwin: weaver 224 2 1831-1854Cat and the Man 55 2 1831-1854

Cathcart W. Rev. 315, 320, 324, 342, 344, 391, 392, 395, 435 2 1831-1854

Cathedral service at St. Mary's 300 2 1831-1854Catholics: 60, 90, 151, 152, 160, 162, 211 2 1831-1854Cauley Aaron: Copper-street 479 2 1831-1854Cauwood Edmund: druggist 271 2 1831-1854Cauwood Robert to Margaret Shaw 313 2 1831-1854Cauwood Robert to Miss Balgue 96 2 1831-1854Cauwood Robert: surgeon 96, 245, 313 2 1831-1854

Cavalry Yeomanry: 109, 129, 130, 279, 282, 290, 318, 342, 343, 400, 402, 436, 437, 476, 505 2 1831-1854

Cavanagh Edward: killed 445 2 1831-1854Cavanagh Patrick: his am amputated 497 2 1831-1854Cavill: Wentworth 89 2 1831-1854Cawood Hayes Jane: 80 2 1831-1854Cawthorne: Barnsley 396 2 1831-1854Cawthorne: Darfield 250 2 1831-1854Cawthorne: Elsecar 279, 504 2 1831-1854Census 336 2 1831-1854Chadburn John: Thurlston 490 2 1831-1854Chadwick J. Rev. 255 2 1831-1854Challenger F. to M. Wilson 504 2 1831-1854Challenger: Adwick 427 2 1831-1854Challenger: Darton 153, 287, 360, 361 2 1831-1854Chaloner Anne Augusta: 307 2 1831-1854Chamberlain Charles: draper 425 2 1831-1854Chambers Godfrey: Darton 391 2 1831-1854Chambers Martin: stabbed him in the thigh 416 2 1831-1854Chambers Mary Sarah: 143 2 1831-1854Champness family Concerts: 487 2 1831-1854Chapel Warren: 231, 537 2 1831-1854Chapel: Wath 456 2 1831-1854Chapelries for in Staincross 62 2 1831-1854Chapels: in Barnsley 60, 61 2 1831-1854Chapelsmith Mrs: lecturer 136 2 1831-1854Chapman Alice: gave a fort 214 2 1831-1854Chapman Charles: born 316 2 1831-1854Chapman Edward: born 120 2 1831-1854Chapman George: dealer in game 459 2 1831-1854Chapman John George: born 285 2 1831-1854Chapman: Thorpe Hesley 10 2 1831-1854Chapman: Worsborough 4 2 1831-1854

Charlesworth George: witness 327, 331 2 1831-1854Charlesworth J.: non- hireling 337 2 1831-1854Charlesworth: Cawthorne 3 2 1831-1854Charlesworth: Denby 110, 153, 248, 312, 2 1831-1854Charlesworth: Dyson Cote 10 2 1831-1854Charlesworth: Peniston 162, 317, 318 2 1831-1854Charlesworth: drove to Wakefield 342 2 1831-1854

Charlesworth: Beedam Rev.: 343, 382, 400, 402, 412, 425, 476, 500, 527 2 1831-1854

Charlesworth: Rhodes Rev. to Eliz Micklethwaite 324 2 1831-1854Charlesworth: T. to M. Lister 339 2 1831-1854Charlesworth: W.: his hand blown off 489 2 1831-1854Charlton: Wentworth 28, 279 2 1831-1854

Charter Association: 143, 144, 149, 150, 151, 153, 154, 160 , 163, 168, 180, 188, 190, 217, 222 2 1831-1854

Chartist meetings: 102, 126, 167, 181, 193, 237, 279, 280, 282, 446 2 1831-1854

Chartists at Church: 112 2 1831-1854Chartists at Church: at Wharncliffe 314 2 1831-1854Chartists at Church: hold a camp meeting 117 2 1831-1854Chartists at Church: their outbreak expected 129 2 1831-1854Chartists at Church: to the men of Barnsley 120 2 1831-1854Chartists at Church: tried for Sedition 133 2 1831-1854Chatterton on the Harp: 412 2 1831-1854Cheesebottom farm: entered by burglars 415, 419, 427 2 1831-1854Cheetham: Barnsley 34, 271, 309 2 1831-1854Cherry John: tried for murder 163, 173 2 1831-1854Child: on Electro-Magnetism: 486 2 1831-1854Chipchase G. to A. Harrison 89 2 1831-1854Choir: St. Mary's 345 2 1831-1854Cholera: it breaks out at Barnsley 9, 12, 13, 298, 300, 301, 378, 446, 467 2 1831-1854Cholera: it's first appearance in England 5 2 1831-1854Cholmeley Waldo: 410, 434 2 1831-1854

Choral music in Yorkshire 5 2 1831-1854Choral Society: 370, 389, 392, 417, 434, 485, 500, 529 2 1831-1854Chow Kwang Tseay: 286, 308 2 1831-1854Church Accommodation: 234 2 1831-1854Church Bazaar at Elsecar 438 2 1831-1854Church Building Society: 295, 413, 456 2 1831-1854Church hill: Wentworth 11 2 1831-1854Church Institute: 282, 359, 462, 471, 492, 536 2 1831-1854Church Missionary Society: 382, 400, 438, 452, 453, 506 2 1831-1854Church of St. George 60 2 1831-1854Church of - east window thereof: St. George 513 2 1831-1854Church Pastoral Aid Society: 343, 462 2 1831-1854Church rate levied at Silkston 393 2 1831-1854Church rate levied at High Hoyland 405 2 1831-1854Church rates seizure for: 83, 442 2 1831-1854Church new at Melton West 431, 469, 508 2 1831-1854Churches in Barnsley 60 2 1831-1854Civettas: 201 2 1831-1854Clapham 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 1831-1854Clark Coldwell: 214, 284 2 1831-1854Clark Eleanor: Barnsley 453 2 1831-1854Clark Euphenia: 29 2 1831-1854Clark George: drowned 408 2 1831-1854Clark Hambleton: 87 2 1831-1854Clark Henry: Barnsley 19 2 1831-1854Clark John: Barnsley 28 2 1831-1854Clark Robert: fine and costs £3 271 2 1831-1854Clark William: Harboro' Ho 60, 210, 216 2 1831-1854Clark: Cawthorne 469 2 1831-1854Clark: Darton 259 2 1831-1854

Clark: Hemsworth 28, 270 2 1831-1854Clark: Higham 20, 101 2 1831-1854Clark: Royston 186, 434 2 1831-1854Clark: Wath 42, 68 2 1831-1854Clark: John: Keresforth Hall 194, 210, 234, 317 2 1831-1854Clark: Mr. Lecturer 200 2 1831-1854Clark: Mrs. Noblethorpe 357 2 1831-1854Clark: Robert John 29, 37, 283 2 1831-1854Clark: Theophilus 135 2 1831-1854Clark: Thomas Peniston 339 2 1831-1854Clark's Executors: 323 2 1831-1854Clarkson H. to S. J. Guest 232 2 1831-1854Clarkson: Cawthorne 324 2 1831-1854Clayton West: Independent Chapel Clayton West 202 2 1831-1854Clayton West: Independent Library Clayton West 265 2 1831-1854Clayton West: library at Clayton West 63, 2 1831-1854Clayton West: New Connexion Chapel Clayton West 26, 35 2 1831-1854Clayton West: Wesleyan Chapel Clayton West 175 2 1831-1854Clayton West: Wesleyan Sunday School Clayton West 249 2 1831-1854Clayton: Thurnscoe 416 2 1831-1854Clayton: death of poor 163, 167 2 1831-1854Cleave John: publisher 197, 208, 212 2 1831-1854Clegg Alexander: 347 2 1831-1854Clegg Edward: Dodworth 229, 230 2 1831-1854Clegg Eli: High Hoyland 265, 308, 347 2 1831-1854Clegg Henry to Ellen Jackson 312 2 1831-1854Clegg Henry: leather cutter 280, 312 2 1831-1854Clegg James to Miss Schofield 283 2 1831-1854Clegg John to Ann Strafford 260 2 1831-1854Clegg: Barnsley 175, 280 2 1831-1854Clifton George: shoemaker 226, 382 2 1831-1854Clifton Ann: Hoylandswaine 73 2 1831-1854Climbing Boys Protection Society: 448 2 1831-1854

Clinton Catherine: Cawthorne 255 2 1831-1854Clinton Catherine: Cricket 454, 513 2 1831-1854Clock illuminated: 86, 394, 403, 435 436 2 1831-1854Clock repaired: St. Mary's 279 2 1831-1854Clough pulling up a 472 2 1831-1854Coaches: 138, 143, 455 2 1831-1854Coal advances in price: 455, 473, 538 2 1831-1854Coal Mines: in Barugh and Darton 63 2 1831-1854Coal Trade of Great Britain 31 2 1831-1854Coat of Arms for Barnsley 457 2 1831-1854Coats Mary: Peniston 339 2 1831-1854Cobbett B. R.: barrister 107 2 1831-1854Cobbett William: statesman 10, 152 2 1831-1854Cobden Richard M.P. 344, 462, 468 2 1831-1854Cocker Henry: Providence Inn 471 2 1831-1854Cocker James: dyer 108, 126, 217, 307 2 1831-1854Cocker Ward Thomas: shot 136 2 1831-1854Cocking Allen: crushed to pieces 425 2 1831-1854Cocking C. Charles: 533, 537 2 1831-1854Cocking Richard William: 340 2 1831-1854Cockshot Mary: Cheesebottom 421, 426 2 1831-1854Coe B. to S. Burnett 280 2 1831-1854Coe James: linen manufacturer 295 2 1831-1854Coe John: warehouseman 285 2 1831-1854Coe: Barnsley 180, 295 2 1831-1854Coe: Wath 81 2 1831-1854Coffin on "Temperance": 408 2 1831-1854Coin found at Bolton-on-Dearne 405 2 1831-1854Coin found at Rockley 70 2 1831-1854Coke oven: burnt to death in a 84 2 1831-1854Colbeck: Mapplewell 99 2 1831-1854Colbridge: Barnsley 394 2 1831-1854Colburn John: railway guard 488 2 1831-1854

Cold Bath: Cobden's 466, 467 2 1831-1854Coldwell: Peniston 296 2 1831-1854Coldwell: Hunshelf 67, 121 2 1831-1854Coldwell: Copster 262 2 1831-1854Coleman: Wesleyan Reformer: 455 2 1831-1854Collett John: M.P to Ermingarde Radcliffe 261 2 1831-1854Colley Frances: drowned herself 308 2 1831-1854Colley Francis: shoemaker 252, 290, 338 2 1831-1854Colley John to Sarah Burland 298 2 1831-1854Colley John: commercial clerk 211, 286, 298 2 1831-1854Collier C. Samuel: grocer and afterwards cab proprietor 445 2 1831-1854

Collier William: leather cutter 213, 252, 269, 279 2 1831-1854Collieries: Earl Fitzwilliam's 31 2 1831-1854Colliers' wages raised: 455 2 1831-1854Colliers Mrs. Clark's: 421, 485 2 1831-1854Collins and Lovett: 169, 174 2 1831-1854

Collins Arthur: demagogue: 81, 98, 100, 109, 110, 139, 143, 151, 152, 184, 186, 200, 225 2 1831-1854

Collins Cornelius: bandmaster 339 2 1831-1854Collins O'Connor Arthur Feargus: 151 2 1831-1854Collins R. Rev. 342, 400 2 1831-1854Collision at Cudworth 207 2 1831-1854Collision at Hazlehead 532 2 1831-1854Combat betwixt two hares: 212 2 1831-1854Comet: 453, 454 2 1831-1854Commercial Buildings: 59, 61 2 1831-1854Committee of Public Safety: 111 2 1831-1854Compensation to John Twibell: 210 2 1831-1854Concerts: Franklinian 303, 319, 334 2 1831-1854Concerts: 283, 320, 334, 487, 490, 500, 535 2 1831-1854Condor W. G. Rev. 402 2 1831-1854Conductors: their use explained: 31 2 1831-1854

Conference: at Birmingham 204, 205, 301 2 1831-1854Confession of John Mitchell: 165, 168 2 1831-1854Confirmation at St. Mary's 203, 523 2 1831-1854Confirmation: at Peniston 522 2 1831-1854Congregational new Church: 449, 468, 470, 477, 520, 522, 531 2 1831-1854Conisborough Castle: Conisborough 430 2 1831-1854Consecration: of Thurgoland Church 216 2 1831-1854Consecration: of Ardsley Church 193 2 1831-1854Conservative brass band: 218 2 1831-1854Constables Act: 193 2 1831-1854Constables: 358, 373 2 1831-1854Convention Petition National: 195, 280 2 1831-1854Conversations about Hurricanes: 375 2 1831-1854Cook Capt.: Steward of Barnsley Races 340 2 1831-1854Cook Edward: linen manufacturer 256 2 1831-1854Cook H. Rev. 162, 211 2 1831-1854Cook John: Skiers Hall 298 2 1831-1854Cook Joseph to Mary Walker 248 2 1831-1854Cook: Thorpe Hesley 12, 20, 65, 246 2 1831-1854Cook: Wentworth 27 2 1831-1854Cooper J.: Non-hireling 337 2 1831-1854Cooper Mann: Elsa 67 2 1831-1854Cooper Samuel: linen manufacturer and coal & iron merchant 83, 296, 297 2 1831-1854

Cooper Thomas Rev.: 13, 33 2 1831-1854Cooper Thomas: robbed 283 2 1831-1854Cooper Thomas: the Chartist 299 2 1831-1854Cooper: Bankend 1 2 1831-1854Cooper: Barrow 3 2 1831-1854Cooper: Carr Green 203, 214 2 1831-1854Cooper: Cawthorne 440 2 1831-1854Cooper: Elsecar 190, 261, 295, 339 2 1831-1854Cooper: Guiderbottom 153, 255 2 1831-1854

Cooper: Hoyland 34, 53, 64, 194, 222, 245, 346 2 1831-1854Cooper: Wath 256, 508 2 1831-1854Cooper: Wentworth 4, 88, 92, 106, 312 2 1831-1854Cooper: Worsborough 89 2 1831-1854Cope John: policeman 480 2 1831-1854Cope Thomas: Butcher 231 2 1831-1854Cope Thomas: draper 33, 162, 193, 210, 234, 261, 461 2 1831-1854Cope: Barnsley 1, 27, 33, 131, 261 2 1831-1854Copley v Marshall: 521 2 1831-1854Copley William: drowned 433 2 1831-1854Corbett Stuart D.D.: 63, 89, 221, 234, 249, 2 1831-1854Corbett Vincent: Huthwaite 402 , 438, 498, 508, 518, 2 1831-1854Cordeux C. P. Rev.: 372 2 1831-1854Cordeux Godfrey Rev.: 397, 415 2 1831-1854Cordeux John Rev. to Jane Phibbs 535 2 1831-1854

Cordeux John Rev. 339, 343, 345, 360, 381, 382, 391, 396, 438, 489, 507, 530, 535 2 1831-1854

Cordeux John: linen manufacturer 248, 372, 440 2 1831-1854Cordeux John: Methodist 193 2 1831-1854Cordeux S. Thomas: 358 2 1831-1854Cordeux: Bank House 314 2 1831-1854Cordwainers Society: 226 2 1831-1854Corf Etymology of 32 2 1831-1854Cork tree at Howsley: 63, 2 1831-1854

Corn Exchange: 318, 324, 339, 371, 383, 394, 397, 400, 403, 408, 415, 417, 433, 435, 436 2 1831-1854

Corn Laws: 131, 133, 135, 180, 232, 255, 261, 301, 302 2 1831-1854

Corn market when held: 98 2 1831-1854Corn returns: 193 2 1831-1854Corn stack on fire: 218, 232 2 1831-1854Cornell Robert: damask-weaver 274, 413 2 1831-1854Cost of pauperism before the Union: 316 2 1831-1854

Cottage gardeners Barnsley Society Barnsley 316, 390 2 1831-1854Cottage gardeners Silkston Society Silkston 341 2 1831-1854Cotton first spun in Barnsley 250 2 1831-1854Cotton spinners: 80, 81, 82 2 1831-1854Couldwell John: his life threatened 415, 427, 432 2 1831-1854

County Court: 264, 256, 373, 414, 483, 498, 509, 512, 521, 527, 533 2 1831-1854

Courier stage coach: 87, 2 1831-1854Court Baron: 60, 2 1831-1854

Court House:60, 431, 433, 434, 443, 444, 460, 461, 466, 467, 470, 475, 477, 485, 487, 490, 491, 496, 503, 510

2 1831-1854

Court Leet: 60 2 1831-1854Courteney: Secretary 404 2 1831-1854Cow Club: 343 2 1831-1854Coward B. to J. Law 85 2 1831-1854Coward George: wire-drawer 136 2 1831-1854Coward: Barnsley 234 2 1831-1854Coward: Brierley 294 2 1831-1854Coward: Swithen 33, 223, 275, 289, 306, 413 2 1831-1854Coward: Worsborough 82 2 1831-1854Cox Robert to Jane Leadman 126 2 1831-1854Cox Robert: Old Town 360 2 1831-1854Cox Robert: commercial traveller 340, 374, 428 2 1831-1854Crabtree James: Co-operator 1 2 1831-1854Crabtree James: weaver 247 2 1831-1854Crabtree Joseph demagogue: 72, 78, 79, 81, 82, 2 1831-1854Crabtree Joseph demagogue: 103, 104, 105, 110, 111 2 1831-1854Crabtree Joseph demagogue: a prisoner 115, 116 2 1831-1854Crabtree Joseph demagogue: admitted to bail 117 2 1831-1854Crabtree Joseph demagogue: at Hartshead Moor 66 2 1831-1854Crabtree Joseph demagogue: at Peep Green 93, 106 2 1831-1854Crabtree Joseph demagogue: at Wakefield 95 2 1831-1854

Crabtree Joseph demagogue: at Bradford 98 2 1831-1854

Crabtree Joseph demagogue: at Barnsley Oddfellows Hall 102 2 1831-1854

Crabtree Joseph demagogue: at Dewsbury and Barnsley Barnsley and Dewsbury 83 2 1831-1854

Crabtree Joseph demagogue: candidate to represent Sheffield in parliament Sheffield 68, 85, 296 2 1831-1854

Crabtree Joseph demagogue: defends himself from Fox Maule

144, 162, 163, 167, 176, 177, 180, 186, 189, 194 2 1831-1854

Crabtree Joseph demagogue: had a liver complaint 137 2 1831-1854

Crabtree Joseph demagogue: his petition to the House of Commons 138, 139, 141, 2 1831-1854

Crabtree Joseph demagogue: imprisoned two years 135, 140 2 1831-1854

Crabtree Joseph demagogue: lectures on Radical Reform 72, 82, 2 1831-1854

Crabtree Joseph demagogue: O'Connor said he was dying 139 2 1831-1854

Crabtree Joseph demagogue: on Hunslet Moor 85, 86, 88, 90, 2 1831-1854

Crabtree Joseph demagogue: released from prison 195 2 1831-1854

Crabtree Joseph demagogue: removes Barnsley to Heckmondwike 245 2 1831-1854

Crabtree Joseph demagogue: to be editor of the Northern Star 71 2 1831-1854

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 1831-1854Craven John: died of cholera 300 2 1831-1854Craven William: currier 316, 428 2 1831-1854Crawford Sharman William: 184 2 1831-1854

Crawshaw J. to S. Senior 279 2 1831-1854Crawshaw Thomas: Barnsley 283 2 1831-1854Crawshaw T. to Miss Robinson 311 2 1831-1854Crawshaw: Wentworth 294 2 1831-1854Creation rehearsed: 370, 461 2 1831-1854Cresacre Percival: 56 2 1831-1854Crofts Thomas: Chartist 190 2 1831-1854Crooks Richard: Surgeon 248 2 1831-1854Crooks: Darfield 319 2 1831-1854Crosby S. W. On "Botany": 537 2 1831-1854Cross Seth to M.A. Fletcher 217, 308, 317 2 1831-1854Crossland: Peniston 11, 521 2 1831-1854Crossley Henry William: surgeon 499 2 1831-1854Crossley Joseph: Shepherd 405 2 1831-1854Crossley Richard: warehouseman 259 2 1831-1854Crossley: Alderthwaite 42 2 1831-1854Crossley: Brampton 100, 294 2 1831-1854Crossley: Heeley 66, 84 2 1831-1854Crossley: Hoyland 345 2 1831-1854Crossley: Netherfield Chapel 261 2 1831-1854Crossley: Peniston 200, 261, 296 2 1831-1854Crow: Barnsley 250 2 1831-1854Crowther Charles: his stolen geese 527 2 1831-1854Crowther J. to L. Jackson 255, 426 2 1831-1854Crowther Timothy: merchant 536 2 1831-1854Crowther v. West: 512 2 1831-1854Crowther: Barugh 133, 137, 300 2 1831-1854Crowther: Wilthorpe Colliery Wilthorpe 248 2 1831-1854Crybbace Tully T. Rev. 53, 64 2 1831-1854Cuckoo: 367 2 1831-1854Cudworth: Barugh 34, 135 2 1831-1854Cudworth: Darfield 414 2 1831-1854Cudworth: Church and School Cudworth 425 2 1831-1854

Cudworth: Collision at Cudworth 207, 377 2 1831-1854Cullumbine: Barnsley 426 2 1831-1854Cumming: Barnsley 176 2 1831-1854Cummings J. Rev. 532 2 1831-1854Cunningham Margaret: Wharncliffe's mother 253 2 1831-1854Curr John: invented conductors and flat pit ropes 31, 32 2 1831-1854Curry Charles: Chartist 167, 174, 197 2 1831-1854Cutler's Dole: 497 2 1831-1854Cutt William to Miss Leadman 236 2 1831-1854Cuttle Mr. to Miss Scholey 314 2 1831-1854Cuttle Richard: Ryhill Ryhill 279 2 1831-1854Cyanide of potassium: 475 2 1831-1854Cyclones: 376, 378 2 1831-1854

Dagley: Peniston 440 2 1831-1854Dahlia show on Peniston Common 391 2 1831-1854Daily Public meetings 111 2 1831-1854Dale Edward: Barnsley 371 2 1831-1854Dale Henry: auctioneer 417 2 1831-1854Dale Thomas: auctioneer 64, 125, 203, 295, 335 2 1831-1854

Daly Aeneas: Chartist 100, 110, 130, 139, 181, 182, 186, 193, 194, 200, 208, 209, 213, 217, 277 2 1831-1854

Daly Thomas: butcher 302 2 1831-1854Dan at Drogheda: Drogheda 181 2 1831-1854Danby: Barnsley 144 2 1831-1854Dandison J. to E. Fitton 312 2 1831-1854Dandison J. W. to Miss Fox 229 2 1831-1854Dandison William: spirit merchant 290 2 1831-1854Danford: Wath 116 2 1831-1854Darfield Bequest to Darfield 233, 277 2 1831-1854Darfield: Archbishop of York at Darfield 285 2 1831-1854Darfield: bells at Darfield 23, 55 2 1831-1854Darfield: tragedy at Darfield 188, 196 2 1831-1854

Darley Cliff: Darley Cliff 456 2 1831-1854Darley Main colliers on strike: Darley Main 458, 459, 461, 469 2 1831-1854Darley Main exploded: Darley Main 211, 245, 265, 291, 301 2 1831-1854Darley: Harlington 203 2 1831-1854Darwent : Berry Moor 309 2 1831-1854Darwent George: bachelor 307 2 1831-1854Darwin: Wentworth 1 2 1831-1854Darwin: Stubbing 19, 110, 189 2 1831-1854Dauphin: Darfield 53 2 1831-1854Davies John: delegate 137, 139 2 1831-1854Davies: Barnsley 396 2 1831-1854Davies: lecturer 214, 215, 217 2 1831-1854Davy James: Worsborough 85 2 1831-1854Davy William: killed 514 2 1831-1854Dawes Mrs.: kept a ladies school 40, 224 2 1831-1854Dawes: Falthwaite 86, 224 2 1831-1854Dawes: ironworks 307, 474 2 1831-1854Dawson George: lecturer 315, 334, 490 2 1831-1854Dawson Thomas: Franklinian 281 2 1831-1854Dawtry Joseph: bigamist 535 2 1831-1854Day & Turbell's: coal merchants 455 2 1831-1854Day Elizabeth: collier 198 2 1831-1854Day R. to M. Scholey 317 2 1831-1854Day Richard: Monk Bretton 223 2 1831-1854Day William to Ann Buckley 233 2 1831-1854Deaf and Dumb Institution: 26, 32, 275, 289, 306, 323 2 1831-1854Dean: Barnsley 256 2 1831-1854Deanery of Doncaster Hunter's: Doncaster 49 2 1831-1854Dearne and Don Valleys: 318 2 1831-1854Dearne 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 1831-1854Delegate miner's meeting at Barnsley 223 2 1831-1854Delegation of Vallance and Mirfield: 204, 205 2 1831-1854Democratic Association: 142, 143, 144, 151, 153, 154, 160, 162 2 1831-1854Democratic Supper: 236 2 1831-1854Denby Church: Denby 234, 481 2 1831-1854Denby Dale pie: Denby Dale 261 2 1831-1854Denison and Wortley elected: 179 2 1831-1854Denison elected: 287 2 1831-1854Denison, Becket Edmund: 338 2 1831-1854Dennis Isaac: his silver snuff-box: 450 2 1831-1854Denton Margaret: 298 2 1831-1854Denton Samuel to S. A. Dickinson 236 2 1831-1854Denton: Baggerwood 414 2 1831-1854Denton: Barnsley 433 2 1831-1854Denton: Darton 176, 246, 316, 403 2 1831-1854Denton: Holly Moor 53 2 1831-1854Denton: Hunshelf 10 2 1831-1854Denton's: Thurnscoe 98 2 1831-1854Depledge Ann: Bretton West 378 2 1831-1854Depledge John or John de Pledge: 446 2 1831-1854Depledge Joseph: farmer 507 2 1831-1854Depledge Joseph: fined £10 + £3 costs 503 2 1831-1854Depledge Thomas: murdered 188, 196 2 1831-1854Depth of rain: 255, 256, 455, 456, 457, 459, 467, 513 2 1831-1854Deputation from: Birmingham 86 2 1831-1854Deputation to: Clayton West 98 2 1831-1854Deputation to: Whitehall 492 2 1831-1854Dernaley A. Rev.: 443, 468, 502, 507, 510 2 1831-1854Dernaley: Sarah and Helen 438, 456 2 1831-1854Despard Colonel 63 2 1831-1854Dessert service for George IV: 10 2 1831-1854Dewar Robert: tinner 141 2 1831-1854

Dewhurst: Hiendley 62, 245 2 1831-1854Dey: Bower Hill 90 2 1831-1854Diaper bird's eye: 297 2 1831-1854Dibb Joseph: waggoner 144, 300 2 1831-1854Dicke Dyche: Bretton West 278 2 1831-1854Dickenson S. to H. Appleyard 382 2 1831-1854Dickenson W. to Miss Arnold 325 2 1831-1854Dickenson William: sinker 428 2 1831-1854Dickenson: Carlton 370 2 1831-1854Dickenson: Darton 433, 444 2 1831-1854Dickenson: Elsecar 295, 302 2 1831-1854Dickenson: Hoyland 278, 449, 489 2 1831-1854Dickenson: Mexborough 135, 151 2 1831-1854Dickenson: Staincross 339 2 1831-1854Dickenson: Thunder Bridge 11, 34 2 1831-1854Dickenson: Thurlston 282, 317, 471 2 1831-1854Dickenson: Ward Green 278, 371 2 1831-1854Dickenson: Wentworth 535 2 1831-1854Dickenson: Worsborough 466 2 1831-1854Dickenson: packer Manchester 201, 202 2 1831-1854Dicks John: ran from Hoyland 86 2 1831-1854Dignum H. R. Rev. to E. Jackson 317 2 1831-1854Dimberline Gilbert: carver 415 2 1831-1854Dioceses of York and Ripon 63, 82 2 1831-1854Disaffection of the working classes 282 2 1831-1854Distress in Barnsley 131, 132, 133, 136, 180, 193, 194, 195 2 1831-1854Dixon Hepworth: commissioner: 309 2 1831-1854Dixon J. Rev. D.D.: 261 2 1831-1854Dixon James: Rev. 201 2 1831-1854Dixon Jeremiah: Rev. 7 2 1831-1854Dixon John: surgeon 497, 499 2 1831-1854Dixon Joseph: aged ninety 390 2 1831-1854Dixon Thomas: weaver's secretary 441 2 1831-1854

Dixon W. to M. A. Blackburn 202 2 1831-1854Dixon: Kexborough 118, 216 2 1831-1854Dobson James: butcher 248 2 1831-1854Dobson Mrs.: sister to John Wall 285 2 1831-1854Dobson: Wentworth 168, 186, 487 2 1831-1854Dodd John: Barnsley 271 2 1831-1854Dodd Thomas: weaver 220 2 1831-1854Dodworth Church: new valuation for Dodworth 516 2 1831-1854Dodworth Church school: Dodworth 312 2 1831-1854Dodworth Church: Dodworth 234, 255, 281 2 1831-1854Dog days: 372 2 1831-1854Dolphin: Worsborough 36 2 1831-1854Don: 39, 40, 41, 56, 61 2 1831-1854Donald C. J. Rev.: 290 2 1831-1854Doncaster compared with Barnsley 467 2 1831-1854Doncaster Sessions: Doncaster 462, 522 2 1831-1854Donovan Peter: soldier 382 2 1831-1854Dove river: 54, 61 2 1831-1854Dow James M. D.: 13 2 1831-1854Dowde Mac. P.: 452, 455 2 1831-1854Downey Michael: robbed 519 2 1831-1854Downs Eli: gent.: 27 2 1831-1854Dragon's Den: 47 2 1831-1854Dragoon Guards: 282 2 1831-1854Dransfield: New Lodge 121 2 1831-1854Drilling and Training: 106 2 1831-1854Dropped into a well: 144 2 1831-1854Drowned children: 26, 87 2 1831-1854Druids: 94, 505 2 1831-1854Drury: Mapplewell 318 2 1831-1854Drury: Skiers Moor 16, 29 2 1831-1854Dublin: Sunday in Dublin 313 2 1831-1854Duffy James: in chains 34 2 1831-1854

Dufton: Cawthorne 29 2 1831-1854Duke: Barley Hole 190, 204, 255, 426 2 1831-1854Duke: Hoyland 536 2 1831-1854Duke: Mexborough 248, 287 2 1831-1854Duncain G.W. Rev. 502, 530 2 1831-1854Duncombe Thomas M.P.: 139, 140, 228 2 1831-1854Dundas Lady: 16 2 1831-1854Dunderdale: Darton 14, 53, 129, 188 2 1831-1854Dunn: Barnsley 36, 68 2 1831-1854Dunn: Doctor 338, 356 2 1831-1854Dunn: his ventilator 294 2 1831-1854Dutton: Felkirk 180 2 1831-1854Dwarf death of a 530 2 1831-1854Dyche: Bretton West 319, 503 2 1831-1854Dymond John: surgeon 195 2 1831-1854Dyrne: 5 2 1831-1854Dyson Henry: burnt 342 2 1831-1854Dyson J. to E. Jagger 375 2 1831-1854Dyson John: shot 325 2 1831-1854Dyson W. to J. Beaumont 523 2 1831-1854Dyson: Barnsley 43, 151 2 1831-1854Dyson: Hoyland Nether 17, 73, 357 2 1831-1854Dyson: Thurgoland 46, 88, 154, 493 2 1831-1854Dyson: Wath 135, 269, 270, 286 2 1831-1854

Eardley Culling Sir: 287 2 1831-1854Early Closing: 522, 524, 2 1831-1854Earnshaw George: killed 444 2 1831-1854Earnshaw John: Melton West 56, 153, 313 2 1831-1854Earnshaw William: Melton West 377, 489 2 1831-1854Earnshaw: Brierley 271, 294 2 1831-1854Earnshaw: Stainborough Mill 64, 319 2 1831-1854Earnshaw: Thurlston 512 2 1831-1854

Eastwood J. Rev.: Ecclesfield 446 2 1831-1854Eastwood: Birdwell 29 2 1831-1854Eastwood: Wombwell 210, 428, 486, 491 2 1831-1854Eastwood: Raid Raw Green 261, 270 2 1831-1854Eastwood-Atkinson, J: 428 2 1831-1854Eaton: Barugh 421 2 1831-1854Eaton: Finkle street 28, 98, 345 2 1831-1854Edmunds Amelia Urith: 36 2 1831-1854Edmunds Oppley Francis: 2 2 1831-1854Education Meeting to promote: 121, 234 2 1831-1854Educational advantages at Barnsley 415 2 1831-1854Educational Society at Barnsley 125 2 1831-1854Edward II held fee of Staincross: 62 2 1831-1854Egley Ann: collier 199 2 1831-1854Elbenfien: steam packet 145 2 1831-1854Election: Sheffield 68 2 1831-1854Election: West Riding 34, 68, 179, 180, 287 2 1831-1854Electricity: William Child on 359 2 1831-1854Electro-Biology: 446 2 1831-1854Eliss Thomas: felon 427 2 1831-1854Ellam James: registrar 460 2 1831-1854Ellibeck Abram: upset 343 2 1831-1854Elliott Ebeneezer: death of John Watkins his son-in-Law 316 2 1831-1854

Elliott Ebeneezer: he and Lister at Conisborough, the result being "Etheline" 289, 290, 294 2 1831-1854

Elliott Ebeneezer: he and Lister in the Vale of Dearne 318 2 1831-1854

Elliott Ebeneezer: his letter to George Tweddell 246 2 1831-1854Elliott Ebeneezer: his letter to Thomas Cooper 299 2 1831-1854Elliott Ebeneezer: Hymn from his pen sung at Hood Hill 117 2 1831-1854

Elliott Ebeneezer: January Searle's Reminiscences of him 156 2 1831-1854

Elliott Ebeneezer: More prose and verse by the Corn Law Rhymer 306 2 1831-1854

Elliott Ebeneezer: one of the authors of the Casket of Sonnets 242 2 1831-1854

Elliott Ebeneezer: Robert Leader's summary of his career 301 2 1831-1854

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 1831-1854Elliott Martha: 201 2 1831-1854Elliott: Havercroft 83 2 1831-1854Elliott: Stubbing 237 2 1831-1854Elliott: Wentworth 137 2 1831-1854Ellis Ann: aged ninety three: 207 2 1831-1854Ellis John: shot at Savage 376 2 1831-1854Ellis Robert Rev.: 13 2 1831-1854Ellis William: carpenter 64, 2 1831-1854Ellis: Bolton 84, 126 2 1831-1854Ellis: Darton 248 2 1831-1854Ellis: Jump 270 2 1831-1854Ellis: Charity 61 2 1831-1854Ellis: surgeon 332, 515 2 1831-1854Ellison Charles: Neptune Inn 317 2 1831-1854Ellison H. W.: lectured 402 2 1831-1854Ellison Richard: linen manufacturer 204 2 1831-1854Ellison: Barnsley 265 2 1831-1854Ellison: Bolton 4, 324 2 1831-1854Ellison: Cudworth 312 2 1831-1854Elmhirst Robert: gent. 37 2 1831-1854Elmhirst William Rev.: 439 2 1831-1854

ElmHirst Mrs.: Barnsley 275, 289 2 1831-1854Elmhirst: Ouslethwaite 64 2 1831-1854Elmhirst: Round Green 284, 438, 485 2 1831-1854Elsecar Low Colliery: exploded 417, 422 2 1831-1854Elsecar Schools: Elsecar 378, 484, 502, 507 2 1831-1854Elston E. tobacconist 447 2 1831-1854Elstone Thomas: suffocated 265 2 1831-1854Emancipation: from slavery: 84 2 1831-1854Embezlement of raw materials: 472 2 1831-1854Emerson: Wentworth 64, 137 2 1831-1854Emery: Mexborough 35, 40, 203 2 1831-1854Emigration & Transportation: 89 2 1831-1854Emigration to Australia 421 2 1831-1854England George: saddler 211 2 1831-1854England William: Old Mill 233, 308 2 1831-1854England: Barnby Bridge 7, 11 2 1831-1854English: Wentworth 278 2 1831-1854Entire horses shown: 498 2 1831-1854Entwistle J. Rev. 261 2 1831-1854Equestrians at Barnsley: 444 2 1831-1854Erne Countess of, resided at Wharncliffe Lodge: Wharncliffe Lodge 45, 253 2 1831-1854Erskine D. H. Rev. and Hon.: 312 2 1831-1854Essay on Union of Church and State: 289 2 1831-1854Etchell J. to E. Stanley 513 2 1831-1854Eth - Kon - Tel: 159, 289, 290, 294 2 1831-1854Etheline: 289, 290, 294, 311, 318 2 1831-1854Etymology: of Wath 3 2 1831-1854Evans: Skiers Hall Skiers Hall 309, 468 2 1831-1854Everett James Rev.: 313, 367, 369, 370 2 1831-1854Evers Moses: 265 2 1831-1854Evers: Wath 200, 265 2 1831-1854Evictions of miners: 232, 234 2 1831-1854Excavators: English and Irish 93 2 1831-1854

Excelsior on January Searle: 354 2 1831-1854Exclusive dealing: 103, 105 2 1831-1854Excursion in Oaks Colliery: 496 2 1831-1854Exhibition of Vegetables: 459 2 1831-1854Exhibition Great: 309, 323, 384, 390 2 1831-1854Exhibitors dinner: 390 2 1831-1854Exley Charles: corn factor 399 2 1831-1854Exley Samuel: witness 332 2 1831-1854Exley: Park Mill 427 2 1831-1854Explosion at the Court House: 485 2 1831-1854

Explosions of firedamp: 89, 135, 211, 248, 256, 271, 417, 427, 506, 507, 514 2 1831-1854

Express coach discontinued: 143 2 1831-1854Extension of, Church accommodation: 234 2 1831-1854Eyre: Alderthwaite 198 2 1831-1854Eyre: Old Chapel 64 2 1831-1854Eyre: Peniston 94, 294, 485 2 1831-1854Eyre: Thurlston 13, 65 2 1831-1854

Factory Bill: 211, 226, 229, 230 2 1831-1854Factory Operatives dinner: 394 2 1831-1854Falding Elizabeth Ann: 67 2 1831-1854Falding: Wentworth 110, 153, 249, 426 2 1831-1854Falthwaite Ladies' school: 40 2 1831-1854Fancy dress Ball: 83, 131 2 1831-1854Fanshaw Richard Sir: 21, 77, 241 2 1831-1854Far better the tomb or the prison: 143 2 1831-1854Farmer's Glory: a potato 344 2 1831-1854Farnall H.B.: poor law inspector 408, 411 2 1831-1854Farrar William M. D. 27, 370, 445 2 1831-1854Farrar: Methodist 36 2 1831-1854Fast Day: 500 2 1831-1854Father of Barnsley Corn Market: Barnsley 223 2 1831-1854

Faulds Andrew: Mount Vernon 67, 100, 205 2 1831-1854Fawcett: Blacker Hill 319 2 1831-1854Fawden: Higham 377 2 1831-1854Feargus O'Connor M.P.: Addresses to him from Barnsley & Worsborough Radical Association Barnsley 82 2 1831-1854

Feargus O'Connor M.P.: Ashton charges him with betrayal of John Frost 197, 199, 242 2 1831-1854

Feargus O'Connor M.P.: Ashton writes a letter to him 169 2 1831-1854

Feargus O'Connor M.P.: at the Barrister's table in Courthouse Barnsley 107 2 1831-1854

Feargus O'Connor M.P.: Attends a Radical dinner at Barnsley 84 2 1831-1854

Feargus O'Connor M.P.: comments on Michael Seagrave's letter in the Irishman newspaper 302 2 1831-1854

Feargus O'Connor M.P.: comments on the heavy sentence passed on Ashton, Crabtree and Hoey 135, 139 2 1831-1854

Feargus O'Connor M.P.: Demonstration on his liberation from York Castle 183 2 1831-1854

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 Wharncliffe 211 2 1831-1854

Feargus O'Connor M.P.: his lecture on the Repeal of the Union 213 2 1831-1854

Feargus O'Connor M.P.: his letter to the Chartists Barnsley 210 2 1831-1854Feargus O'Connor M.P.: his public entries into Barnsley 102, 214 2 1831-1854Feargus O'Connor M.P.: in tears 140 2 1831-1854Feargus O'Connor M.P.: in the Oddfellows Hall 126, 199 2 1831-1854

Feargus O'Connor M.P.: Irish Chartists address him 178 2 1831-1854

Feargus O'Connor M.P.: is visited by Samuel Cooper 297 2 1831-1854

Feargus O'Connor M.P.: issues first number of Northern Star newspaper 71 2 1831-1854

Feargus O'Connor M.P.: John Shaw censures him in the National Assembly 281 2 1831-1854

Feargus O'Connor M.P.: perfect confidence in him 105 2 1831-1854

Feargus O'Connor M.P.: sends half of a £5 note to Peter Hoey 181 2 1831-1854

Feargus O'Connor M.P.: unbounded confidence in him 174 2 1831-1854

Fearn: Mexborough 248 2 1831-1854February fair: 490 2 1831-1854Felons: 400, 413, 473, 535 2 1831-1854Fennell Samuel D. D. 217 2 1831-1854Fennell C: a Knight of St. John 372 2 1831-1854Fenton George Rev. 73 2 1831-1854Fenton: Gawber 19 2 1831-1854Fenwick Bartholomew: took poison 82 2 1831-1854Fernands & Stone: equestrians 444 2 1831-1854Ferrand: orator 218 2 1831-1854Festival of the Chartists: 126 2 1831-1854Field John: bottom steward 392 2 1831-1854Field Ann: Marrow House 220 2 1831-1854Field John: Marrow House 133 2 1831-1854Field John: secretary 121, 130, 139, 176 2 1831-1854Field Thomas: grocer 211 2 1831-1854Field: Dodworth 249 2 1831-1854Fielden John M.P.: 110 2 1831-1854Fieldsend Benjamin: tailor 111 2 1831-1854Fieldsend Jonathan: 20 2 1831-1854Fieldsend: Thurlston 335 2 1831-1854Finch George: horse-stealer: 209 2 1831-1854Fine Arts at Wentworth House 17 2 1831-1854

Finlen on the Militia etc: 391 2 1831-1854Finley Mr.: lecturer 377 2 1831-1854Fire at William Green's William Green's 279 2 1831-1854Fire at: Wortley Hall 232 2 1831-1854Fire at: Wortley street 180 2 1831-1854Fire at: Swaithe Hall 313 2 1831-1854Fire at: Greenfoot Lane 367 2 1831-1854Fire at: Hoyland Hall 439 2 1831-1854Fire at: Gawber colliery 473 2 1831-1854Fire at: Balk farm 473 2 1831-1854Fire at: Darfield Main colliery 507 2 1831-1854Fire at: Birdwell 529 2 1831-1854Fire at: Quebec 245 2 1831-1854Fire at: Queen street 287 2 1831-1854Fire at: Wentworth Castle 208 2 1831-1854Fire at: Bramah's Manufactory 217 2 1831-1854Fire at: Charles Topham's 216 2 1831-1854Fire at: Commercial buildings 221 2 1831-1854Fire at: George Hepworth's 471 2 1831-1854Fire at: Naptha works 259 2 1831-1854Fire at: Norton's factory 204, 413 2 1831-1854Fire at: Oaks colliery 252 2 1831-1854Fire at: Shaw's dye-house 370 2 1831-1854Fire at: Spencer's Callendor 486 2 1831-1854Fire at: Victoria Colliery 457 2 1831-1854Firth: Darton 249 2 1831-1854Firth Barber & Co.: 323 2 1831-1854Firth C. to Miss Binns 236 2 1831-1854Firth Eliza: witness 325, 326, 334 2 1831-1854Firth G.: died suddenly 481 2 1831-1854Firth George: murdered 324, 330 2 1831-1854Firth J. to H. J. Trevvitt 505 2 1831-1854Firth John: his statement 333 2 1831-1854

Firth Joseph: died at Calcutta 261 2 1831-1854Firth Joseph: witness 326, 334 2 1831-1854Firth Mary: witness 325 2 1831-1854Firth W. to E. Beardshall 530 2 1831-1854Firth: Barnsley 468, 481 2 1831-1854Firth: Clayton West 84, 89, 246 2 1831-1854Firth: Goldthorpe 16, 175 2 1831-1854Firth: Hemingfield 365 2 1831-1854Firth: Higham 286 2 1831-1854Firth: Hoyland 204, 229 2 1831-1854Firth: Hunshelf 190 2 1831-1854Firth: New Chapel 1, 17 2 1831-1854Firth: Newhill 419 2 1831-1854Firth: Rockley 286 2 1831-1854Firth: Wath 214 2 1831-1854Firth: Wentworth 34, 357 2 1831-1854Firth: surgeon 316 2 1831-1854Fish Ishmael: on Newspapers 515 2 1831-1854Fish John: disciple of Calvin 203 2 1831-1854Fish: Cawthorne 52 2 1831-1854Fisher Martin: miner 223, 224 2 1831-1854Fisher: Cawthorne 298, 384 2 1831-1854Fisher: Clay Hall 262, 287 2 1831-1854Fisher: Hoyland 233, 505 2 1831-1854Fitzpatrick Bartholomew: 383 2 1831-1854Fitzwilliam Earl: Barnsley 88 2 1831-1854Fitzwilliam Earl: £20 to deaf and dumb 323 2 1831-1854Fitzwilliam Earl: £5 to deaf and dumb 276, 289 2 1831-1854Fitzwilliam Earl: £500 to Polytechnic 90 2 1831-1854Fitzwilliam Earl: at Barnsley 121, 124 2 1831-1854Fitzwilliam Earl: gives £100 234 2 1831-1854Fitzwilliam Earl: gives a piece of beef and sixpence to 1458 persons 478 2 1831-1854

Fitzwilliam Earl: gives a reception at Wentworth House 526 2 1831-1854Fitzwilliam Earl: goes to Ireland 452 2 1831-1854Fitzwilliam 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 1831-1854Fitzwilliam Earl: Knight of the Garter 345 2 1831-1854Fitzwilliam Earl: lays foundation stone of West Melton Church 469 2 1831-1854Fitzwilliam Earl: patron Choral Society Barnsley 394, 417 2 1831-1854Fitzwilliam Earl: patron of Horticultural Society Barnsley 388 2 1831-1854Fitzwilliam Earl: talks to excavators 93 2 1831-1854Fitzwilliam Wentworth William: 15 2 1831-1854Fitzwilliam Ann: Lady 92 2 1831-1854Fitzwilliam Charles Hon.: 477 2 1831-1854Fitzwilliam Charles: to Ann Dundas 514 2 1831-1854Fitzwilliam Charlotte: Lady 16 2 1831-1854Flags of distress: 486 2 1831-1854Flagstones from Green Moor 323 2 1831-1854Flanaghan Matthew: weaver 229, 230, 276 2 1831-1854Flat pit rope invented by Curr: 32 2 1831-1854Flax mill: 59 2 1831-1854Fleetwood Joseph: sheepstealer 209 2 1831-1854Fleming Wm.: slain at Wath 5 2 1831-1854Flemings Lords of Wath: 5, 6 2 1831-1854Flesh Hall Close: 461 2 1831-1854Fletcher Charles: watchmaker 205, 209 2 1831-1854Fletcher David: plasterer 83 2 1831-1854Fletcher Dunnington to Mary Eliza Tee 343 2 1831-1854Fletcher Edwin: Royston 323, 391 2 1831-1854Fletcher Francis: Chartist 101, 116 2 1831-1854Fletcher Henry: linen manufacturer 323, 336, 340 2 1831-1854Fletcher John Rev. 40, 95, 131, 446 2 1831-1854Fletcher John: plumber 215 2 1831-1854

Fletcher Joseph: plasterer 284 2 1831-1854Fletcher Matthew: painter 272 2 1831-1854Fletcher William: linen manufacturer 133, 378 2 1831-1854Fletcher William: publican 457 2 1831-1854Fletcher: Barnsley 73, 82, 203 2 1831-1854Fletcher: Hoyland 194 2 1831-1854Fletcher: Tankersley 453 2 1831-1854Flockton bed of coal: 498 2 1831-1854Flood at Barnsley: Barnsley 12, 2 1831-1854Floral Barnsley Society: Barnsley 316, 388, 456 2 1831-1854Floral Bretton Society: Bretton 316, 390, 456, 511, 517 2 1831-1854Floral Cawthorne Society: 383 2 1831-1854Floral Peniston Society: 521 2 1831-1854Floral Silkston Society: Silkstone 341, 360, 384 2 1831-1854Flour Society: 378 2 1831-1854Flynn Michael: hawker 371 2 1831-1854Foden Peter: absconded 301 2 1831-1854Foe G. Rev.: 452 2 1831-1854Fogg John: Franklinian 281, 337, 365 2 1831-1854Foottitt: Barnsley 260, 265, 285 2 1831-1854Ford George: to M. A. Bailey 144 2 1831-1854Ford James: emigrant 250 2 1831-1854Ford James: waterman 178, 426 2 1831-1854Ford John: schoolmaster 136, 194, 357, 360 2 1831-1854Ford Joshua: Fall Head 437 2 1831-1854Ford William: fire-trier 417 2 1831-1854Ford: Billingley 236, 270, 485, 2 1831-1854

Foresters: 85, 94, 142, 367, 370, 372, 450, 493, 504, 506 2 1831-1854

Forsyth Miss: singer 417 2 1831-1854Foster John: musician 5 2 1831-1854Foster Joseph: stonemason 202, 252 2 1831-1854Foster Thomas: Skiers Spring 487 2 1831-1854

Foster Thomas: surgeon 417 2 1831-1854Foster: Balby 339 2 1831-1854Foster: Cawthorne 259 2 1831-1854Foster: Thurnscoe 119 2 1831-1854Foster: Wath 339 2 1831-1854Foulston: Hoyland 295 2 1831-1854Foulston: Wombwell 271, 278, 313, 319, 405 2 1831-1854Foundation of flower show West Bretton 390 2 1831-1854Foundation stone laid of the Corn Exchange: 339 2 1831-1854Fountain: High Hoyland 301 2 1831-1854Fountain: Norcroft 249 2 1831-1854Fox George: hanged himself 375 2 1831-1854Fox Isaac: flour dealer 300, 307, 340 2 1831-1854Fox J.: joiner 335 2 1831-1854Fox James: Smithies 339 2 1831-1854Fox James: Neptune Inn 479 2 1831-1854Fox James: to Ann Ellison 413 2 1831-1854Fox John: Wentworth 282 2 1831-1854Fox Joseph: Smithies 338, 339 2 1831-1854Fox King John: 298 2 1831-1854Fox Mary: aged ninety 65 2 1831-1854Fox Maule: 140, 141, 142, 144 2 1831-1854Fox Mrs: her accidental death 484 2 1831-1854Fox Sarah: Spinster 184 2 1831-1854Fox William: Wentworth 370 2 1831-1854Fox William: tried for murder 151, 152, 163 2 1831-1854Fox: Barnsley 27, 184, 335, 484 2 1831-1854Fox: Carlcotes 312, 433 2 1831-1854Fox: Cawthorne 47, 89, 285 2 1831-1854Fox: Darton 433 2 1831-1854Fox: Worsborough 34, 86, 485 2 1831-1854Fox-Lane: Walter Sackville 388, 461 2 1831-1854France invaded by English Navvies: 76 2 1831-1854

Franklin club: Ardsley 324 2 1831-1854Franklin club: Doncaster 338 2 1831-1854Franklin club: Kexborough 316, 317, 334, 413 2 1831-1854Franklin club: Conisborough 535 2 1831-1854Franklin Club: Anniversaries Barnsley 337, 365, 428 2 1831-1854Franklin Club: Appeal of the Franklins: their galas in Stainborough Park Barnsley 283 2 1831-1854

Franklin Club: Concerts Barnsley 303, 319 2 1831-1854

Franklin Club: Edward Parker on Mohammedanism Barnsley 535 2 1831-1854

Franklin Club: General meeting Barnsley 341 2 1831-1854

Franklin Club: George Dawson on Alfred the Great Barnsley 334 2 1831-1854

Franklin Club: Henry James, in working man's friend on Franklin Club. Barnsley 311 2 1831-1854

Franklin club: it's classes & news room Barnsley 277, 281, 300, 315, 502 2 1831-1854Franklin club: it's library Barnsley 228, 300 2 1831-1854Franklin club: it's origins Barnsley 211 2 1831-1854Franklin Club: John Hugh Burland on Henry Kirk White Barnsley 336 2 1831-1854

Franklin Club: John Taylor president Barnsley 502 2 1831-1854Franklin Club: ought to be incorporated with the Mechanics Institute Barnsley 426 2 1831-1854

Franklin Club: Rev. W. Cathcart on Washington Barnsley 324 2 1831-1854Franklin Club: St. Hiliare his lecture Barnsley 290 2 1831-1854Franklin Club: Syllabus of the lectures Barnsley 315 2 1831-1854Franklin Club: Their excursion and coaches and four to Wharncliffe rocks: Barnsley 314 2 1831-1854

Franklin Club: their galas in Stainborough Park Stainborough Park 285, 295, 312 2 1831-1854Franklin Club: Thomas Lister on Ebenezer Elliott Barnsley 318 2 1831-1854Frazer Thomas: lecturer 203 2 1831-1854Freehold Land Society: 301 2 1831-1854Freeman Mackereth Lydia: 63 2 1831-1854

Freeman: Barnsley Barnsley 436 2 1831-1854Freeman's Inn: 99 2 1831-1854French Revolution: 280 2 1831-1854Fretwell Charles: killed 442 2 1831-1854Friends burial ground at Monk Bretton 305 2 1831-1854

Frost John: Chartist 126, 127, 129, 131, 160, 167, 175, 176, 193, 237 2 1831-1854

Frost: 78, 294, 295, 307, 486 2 1831-1854Frost: Melton West 203, 343, 367, 371 2 1831-1854Frost: Wentworth 319 2 1831-1854Frudd Ann: milliner 203 2 1831-1854Frudd David: joiner 69, 249 2 1831-1854Frudd Isaac: Sun Inn 339 2 1831-1854Frudd James: Barnsley 82, 280, 501 2 1831-1854Frudd James: treasurer 453 2 1831-1854Frudd John to Miss Kelsey 341 2 1831-1854Frudd John: warehouseman 341 2 1831-1854Frudd Sarah: 249 2 1831-1854Frudd Thomas to Mrs. Binns 418 2 1831-1854Frudd Thomas: linen manufacturer 10, 214, 278, 313 2 1831-1854Frudd W. to E. Rhodes: 237 2 1831-1854Frudd William: draper 271 2 1831-1854Frudd William: drove to Wakefield 342 2 1831-1854Frudd: Stubbing 246 2 1831-1854Fryer James: supervisor 133, 299 2 1831-1854Fryer Miss: her counterpane 302 2 1831-1854Fryer Robert: his medical honours 511 2 1831-1854Funeral of Wellington: 412 2 1831-1854Furniss Edward: bookkeeper 200 2 1831-1854

Galland A. G. to M. Mason 504 2 1831-1854Galland R. to F. C. Newman 458 2 1831-1854Galland S. T. to M.A. Richardson 249 2 1831-1854

Gallows at Wath: 5 2 1831-1854Game Laws: Offences against the 84, 443 2 1831-1854Game List: 458, 520 2 1831-1854Gammage G.R.: author 242, 446 2 1831-1854Garbutt Matthew: Chartist 222 2 1831-1854Garbutt Robert: Chartist 193, 197, 202, 213, 215, 216, 225 2 1831-1854Gardener William: Liverpool 70 2 1831-1854Gardeners: 85, 89, 141 2 1831-1854Gardens on Worsborough Common: 283 2 1831-1854Garland John: Wood Hall 490 2 1831-1854Garlick John to Betsy Bradley 418 2 1831-1854

Garlick John: Franklinian 211, 277, 281, 290, 338, 372, 382, 391, 418 2 1831-1854

Garlick Mary: Belle Vue 283 2 1831-1854Garlick William: linen manufacturer 283 2 1831-1854Garner Moses to Sarah Brook 396 2 1831-1854Garner Moses: chorister 396, 405, 417, 481 2 1831-1854Garnett: West Melton 54 2 1831-1854Gas Company: 60, 475, 476, 489, 492, 503 2 1831-1854Gas: price of 372 2 1831-1854Gas: St. Mary's first lighted with 257 2 1831-1854Gascoigne Job: miner 223 2 1831-1854Gascoigne Joseph: miner 220 2 1831-1854Gascoigne: Hemsworth 282 2 1831-1854Gascoigne: Thurgoland 295 2 1831-1854Gascoigne: Wentworth 168, 334 2 1831-1854Gate, meaning of in Yorkshire: 32 2 1831-1854Gates William: currier 211, 281 2 1831-1854Gatty Alfred Rev.: 402, 446, 518 2 1831-1854Gaunaro's Diorama: 530 2 1831-1854Gaunt: Oxspring 1, 261, 262 2 1831-1854Gawber Church: Sunday School: Gawber 27, 374 2 1831-1854Gawber Church: Gawber 234, 261, 281, 372 2 1831-1854

Gawber Colliery (North) Gawber 381, 383, 434 2 1831-1854Gawtress George to Betsy Taylor: 511 2 1831-1854Gawtress: Brampton 260 2 1831-1854Gawtress: Wath 28, 438 2 1831-1854Gelder George to Hannah Field 280 2 1831-1854Gelder George to Miss Mitchell 397 2 1831-1854Gelder George: Clayton West 249, 280 2 1831-1854Gelder John: linen manufacturer 447 2 1831-1854Gelder Robert to Elizabeth Naylor 247, 345 2 1831-1854Gelder Robert: butcher 345 2 1831-1854Gelder Robert: his speech 400 2 1831-1854Gelder: Barnsley 440 2 1831-1854Gell Mrs.: Mexborough 289 2 1831-1854General Thanksgiving: 301 2 1831-1854Geological & Polytechnic Society: 82, 317 2 1831-1854George: Saint of Church: St. George's Church 60 2 1831-1854George Saint of Church: cast window thereof 513 2 1831-1854Gerraty John: killed on the spot 519 2 1831-1854Gibson James: slaughterman 329 2 1831-1854Gibson John: Cudworth 194 2 1831-1854Gibson John: aged ninety two 65 2 1831-1854Gibson Robert: coachman 487 2 1831-1854Gilbanks William: schoolmaster 295 2 1831-1854Gilberthorpe John: suffocated 265 2 1831-1854Gill Barnabas: dyer 211, 281 2 1831-1854Gill Mr.: Book-canvasser 232 2 1831-1854Gill: Barnborough 248 2 1831-1854Gill: Houghton 252, 293 2 1831-1854Gill: Hunshelf 294 2 1831-1854Gill: Wath 203 2 1831-1854Gill: Wentworth 371 2 1831-1854Gillam G. to M. Naylor 517 2 1831-1854Gillinder William: secretary 201, 202, 203 2 1831-1854

Gillott J.: confectioner 340 2 1831-1854Gillott John to Elizabeth Axe 415 2 1831-1854Gillott John: weaver 395 2 1831-1854Gillott S.: confectioner 301, 396 2 1831-1854Gillott: Bolton 34, 204 2 1831-1854Gillott: Hoyland 82, 154, 270 2 1831-1854Gillott: Platts Common 341 2 1831-1854Gillott: Wentworth 92 2 1831-1854Girls in Barnsley coal mines: 198 2 1831-1854Girt Henry: draper 40 2 1831-1854Gissop John: died at Wuzeerabad 302 2 1831-1854Gissop Thomas: injured at Worsborough 497 2 1831-1854Gissop: Barnsley 137, 428 2 1831-1854Glandered horse sold: 522, 526 2 1831-1854Glasgow Cotton Spinners: 80, 81, 82 2 1831-1854Glass tap and epergne: 323 2 1831-1854Glassby Robert: Parish clerk 293, 471 2 1831-1854Glassby: Mexborough 245, 293 2 1831-1854Gleadhall: Worsborough 104 2 1831-1854Gledhill James: paramour 360, 363 2 1831-1854Glee & Madrigal Union: 366 2 1831-1854Glee Club: 428 2 1831-1854Glover Peter: weaver 387 2 1831-1854Glover: Barnsley Barnsley 34, 126, 334, 336 2 1831-1854Gluttony: 85 2 1831-1854Glyde Jonathan Rev.: 377 2 1831-1854Goats: Mr. Stanhope's Highland 40 2 1831-1854Goddard: Wentworth 293, 294, 367, 425, 497 2 1831-1854Goldsborough Robert: murderer 183, 195 2 1831-1854Goldthorp John: ironmonger 425 2 1831-1854Goldthorp: Catshaw 4, 7 2 1831-1854Goldthorp: High Hoyland 508 2 1831-1854Goldthorp: Peniston 339 2 1831-1854

Gomersall John: warehouseman 360 2 1831-1854Gomersall Mark: miner 428 2 1831-1854Gomerson John: suffocated 265 2 1831-1854Gooch E.W. to Ann Clark 505 2 1831-1854Goodall David: Marine Row 405 2 1831-1854Goodinson B. to F. Rook 471 2 1831-1854Goodinson: Elsecar 503 2 1831-1854Goodwin: Mexborough 10 2 1831-1854Goodworth John: linen manufacturer 204, 216 2 1831-1854Goodworth: Barnsley 211, 246 2 1831-1854Goodyear George: joiner 307, 334 2 1831-1854Goodyear Joseph: joiner 293, 294 2 1831-1854Goodyears three: Jumble Lane 396 2 1831-1854Goole: a free port 387 2 1831-1854Goose cuts it's own throat: 497 2 1831-1854Gooseberries shown at Ardsley 381, 449 2 1831-1854Gore Malachi: fined £5 382 2 1831-1854Goss: Hemingfield 94, 448 2 1831-1854Gourd mammoth: 204 2 1831-1854Gowan Mrs.: Mexborough 289 2 1831-1854Gower Peter: innkeeper 335 2 1831-1854Grace: Barugh 316 2 1831-1854Gracey on Physiology: 375, 377 2 1831-1854Graham Luke: 248 2 1831-1854Grain admitted free: 255 2 1831-1854Grammar School: 61, 346 2 1831-1854Grant Richard: died in distress 381 2 1831-1854Graveyard: at Elsecar 214 2 1831-1854Grayson Mr. to Sarah Ann Carr 339 2 1831-1854Grayson: Peniston 67, 246 2 1831-1854Great Exhibition: 309, 323, 384, 390 2 1831-1854Greaves Charles: Barnsley 20, 135 2 1831-1854Greaves John: tallow chandler 391 2 1831-1854

Greaves: Birchworth (Rough) 520 2 1831-1854Greaves: Kirkwood 73, 218 2 1831-1854Greaves: Mexborough 498 2 1831-1854Greaves: Peniston 248, 256 2 1831-1854Greaves: Thurlston 186, 391 2 1831-1854Green C. to H. Langstaff 208 2 1831-1854Green C.W. Rev.: 439 2 1831-1854Green Charles: constable 361 2 1831-1854Green Charles: Machinist 381 2 1831-1854Green Charles: miner 223, 224 2 1831-1854Green George: Manor House Inn 308, 371 2 1831-1854Green George: at Dandison's 224 2 1831-1854Green John to Esther Wilson 381 2 1831-1854Green John to Miss Stubbs 91 2 1831-1854Green John: Chartist 139 2 1831-1854Green John: omnibus driver 480 2 1831-1854Green Joseph: bleacher 295 2 1831-1854Green King Well: 272, 295 2 1831-1854Green Thomas to Amy Moxon 255 2 1831-1854Green Thomas to Mary Rymer 393 2 1831-1854Green Thomas: solicitor's clerk 312 2 1831-1854Green William: cabinetmaker 279, 312 2 1831-1854Green: Hunshelf 116 2 1831-1854Green: Ardsley 468 2 1831-1854Green: Barnsley 35, 86, 357 2 1831-1854Green: Darfield 210 2 1831-1854Green: Darton 66, 357 2 1831-1854Green: Middop 260, 471 2 1831-1854Green: Peniston 261, 268 2 1831-1854Green: Wentworth 203 2 1831-1854Green: Carlton 94 2 1831-1854Green: precipitated to the bottom 180 2 1831-1854Green: superintendent 283, 328, 373, 489 2 1831-1854

Greenmoor School erected: 39 2 1831-1854Greenwood Matthias: parish clerk 373 2 1831-1854Greenwood: Barnsley 67, 68 2 1831-1854Greenwood: Darton 4 2 1831-1854Greenwood: Highstone 180 2 1831-1854Greig: anti-corn-law lecturer 104 2 1831-1854Greville's diary: 27 2 1831-1854Grey J. to H. Richardson 419 2 1831-1854Grey William: veterinary surgeon 339 2 1831-1854Grey: Blacker 334, 343 2 1831-1854Grey: Hoyland 33, 167 2 1831-1854Grey: Rainborough 1, 27 2 1831-1854Grievences at Blacker Hill Colliery 221 2 1831-1854Grievences at Stainborough 224 2 1831-1854Grievences of the weavers: 246 2 1831-1854Griffith Henrietta: her will and codicil 34 2 1831-1854Griffith: High Hoyland 308 2 1831-1854

Grimshaw John: weaver 203, 213, 215, 216, 221, 223, 224, 225, 227, 229, 230, 231, 232, 236 237, 238 2 1831-1854

Grimshaw Robert: Barnsley 285, 339 2 1831-1854Grove Edmund: Stainborough Inn 110 2 1831-1854Guard over Napoleon: 100 2 1831-1854Guardians to poor law board: Peniston 392 2 1831-1854

Guardians: 61, 63, 307, 308, 365, 392, 395, 401, 403, 408, 498, 499, 516 2 1831-1854

Guest v Rimington 512 2 1831-1854Guest B. R. to E. Briggs 249 2 1831-1854Guest Cassandra: 294 2 1831-1854Guest G. to Mrs. Newham 408 2 1831-1854Guest Henry: cashier 69 2 1831-1854Guest John to Miss Firth 340 2 1831-1854Guest W. to R Green 520 2 1831-1854Guest William: butcher 247, 485 2 1831-1854

Guest: Billingley 11, 83 2 1831-1854Guest: Birdwell 282, 393, 517 2 1831-1854Guest: Bolton 114 2 1831-1854Guest: Coult Lane 2, 377 2 1831-1854Guest: Cudworth 12, 13, 498, 513 2 1831-1854Guest: Darfield 101 2 1831-1854Guest: Houghton 294, 534 2 1831-1854Guest: Skiers Spring 335 2 1831-1854Guild Catholic: 162 2 1831-1854Gulliver G. to S. Marshall 448 2 1831-1854Gully: prizefighter 9 2 1831-1854Gumersal Martin: Bottom Steward 286 2 1831-1854Gun loaded in his pocket: 506 2 1831-1854Gunpowder explosion: 131, 307, 396 2 1831-1854Gunson C. to Ann Hunter 397 2 1831-1854Gunyon: Barnsley 28, 248, 415, 417 2 1831-1854Gypsy Jack: 168, 171, 175, 176 2 1831-1854

Hackforth George: druggist 109 2 1831-1854Hackforth Matthew: shepherd 270 2 1831-1854Hadfield Samuel Rev.: 255, 269 2 1831-1854Hadfield: Peniston 17, 260 2 1831-1854Haggard Mark: coachman 207 2 1831-1854

Hague Benjamin: 95, 107, 290, 258, 360, 366, 395, 422, 430, 450, 461, 492, 501, 535 2 1831-1854

Hague Lewden: 456 2 1831-1854Hague P.J. to Mary Haxworth 218 2 1831-1854Hague Parkin Joseph: 195, 374, 436, 476 2 1831-1854Hague Sarah: witness 332 2 1831-1854Hague: Ecclesfield 4 2 1831-1854Hague: Elsecar 434 2 1831-1854Hague: Hoyland 412 2 1831-1854Hague: Swaithe 13, 28, 249 2 1831-1854

Hague: Wentworth 205, 209, 270 2 1831-1854Haigh Boaz: witness 107 2 1831-1854Haigh George: house steward 285 2 1831-1854Haigh Joseph: Worsborough 498 2 1831-1854Haigh William: deaf and dumb 275, 289, 307 2 1831-1854Haigh: Catshaw 365 2 1831-1854Haigh: Hemsworth 34 2 1831-1854Haigh: Ingbirchworth 283 2 1831-1854Haigh: Kexborough 433 2 1831-1854Haigh: Thurlston 519 2 1831-1854Haigh: fulling mill Oxspring 236, 261 2 1831-1854Hail storm in July: 87, 248 2 1831-1854Haimes Henry: coach proprietor 233 2 1831-1854Halifax Gaol: Barnsley debtors to go to Barnsley 373 2 1831-1854Halifax Viscount: 9, 34 2 1831-1854Hall Charles: witness Fernley House 222 2 1831-1854Hall Charles: witness 363 2 1831-1854Hall E. to S. Day 490 2 1831-1854Hall Edward: attorney 37, 287 2 1831-1854Hall Elizabeth: aged ninety-one 53 2 1831-1854Hall James: farmer 27 2 1831-1854Hall John: Mapplewell 229 2 1831-1854Hall Joseph: brush manufacturer 498 2 1831-1854Hall Joseph: ironmonger 227 2 1831-1854Hall Joseph: seed merchant 237 2 1831-1854Hall: Barnsley 300, 369 2 1831-1854Hall: Blacker 66, 270, 453 2 1831-1854Hall: Carlcotes 197 2 1831-1854Hall: Carlton 35, 270 2 1831-1854Hall: Dunford Bridge 308 2 1831-1854Hall: Elsecar 36 2 1831-1854Hall: Hiendley 240 2 1831-1854Hall: Peniston 53 2 1831-1854

Hall: Swallow Hill 109, 277 2 1831-1854Hall: Wentworth 40, 248 2 1831-1854Hallamshire: Hunter's 49 2 1831-1854Halls G. Rev.: 231 2 1831-1854Halton John: comedian 271 2 1831-1854Hamilton W. R. Rev.: 532 2 1831-1854Hammanton: West Melton 294 2 1831-1854Hammond Henry: witness 483 2 1831-1854Hammond: Pilley 27, 64 2 1831-1854Hampshire Joseph: lecturer 526 2 1831-1854Hampshire: High Hoyland 203 2 1831-1854Hampson Charles: publican 457 2 1831-1854Hanby: Staincross 14 2 1831-1854Hanby: Wath 269 2 1831-1854Hancock: Wath 485 2 1831-1854Handley Joseph: stole damask linen 493 2 1831-1854Handley: Darfield 139 2 1831-1854Handloom Commission: 89 2 1831-1854Hankinson J. to E. Matthewman 315 2 1831-1854Hanlon John: schoolmaster 21 2 1831-1854Hanson J. Rev.: 457 2 1831-1854Hanson Joseph: schoolmaster 308 2 1831-1854Hanson: Skiers Hall 112, 116, 298 2 1831-1854Harborough House: 61 2 1831-1854Hardcastle John to Miss Johnson 382 2 1831-1854Hardcastle: Guiderbottom 202 2 1831-1854Hardy George to Martha Dobson 418 2 1831-1854Hardy George to Martha Simpson 339 2 1831-1854Hardy John M.D.: 53 2 1831-1854Hardy: Elsecar 499 2 1831-1854Hares damage trees in Bretton Park 83 2 1831-1854Hares fighting: 212 2 1831-1854Hargate Hill: 156, 157, 310 2 1831-1854

Hargate Richard: died suddenly 384 2 1831-1854Hargrave: Clayton West 89 2 1831-1854Hargreave Ann: Felkirk 215 2 1831-1854Hargreaves J.: schoolmaster 445 2 1831-1854Hargreaves John: stonemason 277 2 1831-1854Hargreaves: Cudworth 200, 204 2 1831-1854Hargreaves: Scholes 298 2 1831-1854Harley John to Miss Hunt 340 2 1831-1854Harley John: clerk 274, 279, 280, 340 2 1831-1854Harley Julian George: 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 198, 200 2 1831-1854Harper Mr.: lecturer 232, 233 2 1831-1854Harper: Worsborough 526 2 1831-1854Harper's Tale: 136 2 1831-1854Harris Mr.: lecturer 223, 224 2 1831-1854Harrison Charles: tailor 339 2 1831-1854Harrison Edwin to Jane Blackburn 335 2 1831-1854Harrison Esther: died of cholera 301 2 1831-1854Harrison G. to E. Beevers 405 2 1831-1854Harrison George Rev.: 84 2 1831-1854Harrison George: bookseller 193, 282, 283, 296 2 1831-1854Harrison George: solicitor 233, 336 2 1831-1854Harrison Henry: warehouseman 307 2 1831-1854Harrison J. to E. Sutcliff 250 2 1831-1854Harrison John to Jane White 339 2 1831-1854Harrison John: hatter 445 2 1831-1854Harrison John: tailor 283 2 1831-1854Harrison Joseph to Caroline Attee 295 2 1831-1854Harrison Joseph: found dead 425 2 1831-1854Harrison Mary: aged ninety 277 2 1831-1854Harrison Thomas: joiner 248, 250, 260 2 1831-1854Harrison Thomas: tailor 287 2 1831-1854Harrison W. to S. Truelove 209 2 1831-1854

Harrison: Barnsley 28, 40, 126, 186, 194, 201, 245, 287, 408, 445 2 1831-1854

Harrison: Burton Grange 135, 231 2 1831-1854Harrison: St. Helen's 89, 144, 149, 285, 460, 499 2 1831-1854Harrison: Wath 245 2 1831-1854Harrison: Worsborough 14, 15, 53, 283 2 1831-1854Harrison: hanged himself 72 2 1831-1854Harrop Ben: Boardhill 271, 300 2 1831-1854Harrop John: transported 498 2 1831-1854Harrop: Wath 1, 485 2 1831-1854Hart John Rev.: 105 2 1831-1854Hartley Bishop James, Rev.: 216, 235 2 1831-1854Hartley Miss: went to Hayti 392 2 1831-1854Hartley William: bricklayer 339 2 1831-1854Hartley: Parkgate 19, 84 2 1831-1854Hartley: Wentworth 265, 294 2 1831-1854Hartop Henry: Barnborough Hall 345, 454 2 1831-1854Harvey Charles to Lucy Pigot 295 2 1831-1854Harvey Charles: linen manufacturer 369, 388, 439, 449 2 1831-1854Harvey Henry: linen manufacturer 450, 498 2 1831-1854Harvey William: linen manufacturer 78, 79, 124, 125, 369, 373, 439, 472 2 1831-1854Harvey: Barnsley 106 2 1831-1854Harvey: Woolley 372 2 1831-1854Harvey: killed at Cudworth 207, 209 2 1831-1854Haslam William: watchman 487 2 1831-1854Hastings Flora Lady: poetress 36 2 1831-1854Hatfield Joseph: witness 382 2 1831-1854Hattersley Jonathan: Hall Green 218 2 1831-1854Hattersley Parkinson & Co.: linen manufacturers 323, 440, 530 2 1831-1854Hattersley: Dayhouse 278 2 1831-1854Hawk: Wentworth 112, 204, 453 2 1831-1854Hawksley W.J.: merchant 190 2 1831-1854Hawksworth John gent. 418 2 1831-1854

Hawksworth John: Thurlston 279 2 1831-1854Hawksworth Mr. to Miss Briggs 202, 260 2 1831-1854Hawksworth William: Swan Inn 307, 343, 378, 448 2 1831-1854Hawksworth: Middop 34 2 1831-1854Hawksworth: Pashley Green 102 2 1831-1854Hawksworth: Barnsley 34, 408 2 1831-1854Hawksworth: Carlton 2 2 1831-1854Hawrcroft 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 1831-1854Hawson G. to Julia Garland 459 2 1831-1854Hawson: Wombwell 246, 336, 408, 443 2 1831-1854Hawthorn: Milton ironworks 246 2 1831-1854Hawthorn: budded on 8th Feb 308 2 1831-1854Haxby T. to E. Barker 338 2 1831-1854Haxby: Wath 325 2 1831-1854Haxworth & Carnley: linen manufacturers 216, 217, 218, 323, 440, 530 2 1831-1854Haxworth Christopher: innkeeper 212 2 1831-1854Haxworth Robert: linen bleacher 150 2 1831-1854Haxworth: Barnsley 27, 126, 137, 163, 225, 237, 279 2 1831-1854Haxworth: Darfield 270, 373 2 1831-1854Hayes Alderman: 313 2 1831-1854Hayes: Barnsley 33, 64 2 1831-1854Haynes John: witness 327 2 1831-1854Haynes Miss: schoolmistress 308 2 1831-1854Haywood H. to S. A. Hattersley 222 2 1831-1854Haywood Jonas: his grindstone 323 2 1831-1854Haywood: Darfield 104, 129 2 1831-1854Haywood: Hoyle Mill 248, 260, 323 2 1831-1854He seized a knife: the young fiend 82 2 1831-1854Headen Elizabeth: spinster 215 2 1831-1854Headen Michael: Barnsley 163, 413 2 1831-1854

Headen Thomas: Barnsley 66, 83 2 1831-1854Heads and Tails of Truth: 359 2 1831-1854Healam: Wentworth 37, 82 2 1831-1854Heald Thomas: Barnsley 282, 413 2 1831-1854Heanley: Staincross 214, 227 2 1831-1854Heartshead Moor: Great Meeting at Heartshead Moor 66 2 1831-1854Hebblethwaite Samuel: butcher 367 2 1831-1854Hebblethwaite: Peniston 284 2 1831-1854Heeley: Snowden Hill 3 2 1831-1854Heeley Noah: killed 514 2 1831-1854Hell Hull and Halifax 241 2 1831-1854Helleley: Brierley 275, 289, 306 2 1831-1854Hellewell: Bolton 19 2 1831-1854Hellewell: Paw Hill 317 2 1831-1854Hellewell: Peniston 261, 317 2 1831-1854Hemingway: Haigh 19 2 1831-1854Hemsworth: Poor Law Union 314 2 1831-1854Hemsworth: Reading Room 493 2 1831-1854Henderson: Mexborough 537 2 1831-1854Hengler's Hippodrome: 457 2 1831-1854Henry Mr. His lecture in the Corn Exchange: 392 2 1831-1854Heppenstall Feargus O'Connor: 143 2 1831-1854Hepper: Barnsley 135 2 1831-1854Heppleston Joseph: killed 537 2 1831-1854Heppleston: Cawthorne 135, 261, 272 2 1831-1854Heppleston: Peniston 283, 339, 417 2 1831-1854Heppleston: Thurlston 10, 12 2 1831-1854Heptinstall: Billingley 35, 67, 336 2 1831-1854Heptinstall: Darfield 34 2 1831-1854Heptinstall: Denby 444 2 1831-1854Hepworth George: outcast 104, 106, 109, 2 1831-1854Hepworth Hannah: burned to death 309 2 1831-1854Hepworth James: tanner 136 2 1831-1854

Hepworth Joshua: tanner 307, 335, 427 2 1831-1854Hepworth Samuel: Ram Inn 152, 271 2 1831-1854Hepworth Timothy: farmer 309 2 1831-1854Hepworth William: grocer 194, 427 2 1831-1854Hepworth: Billcliff 94 2 1831-1854Hepworth: Dodworth 403 2 1831-1854Hepworth: Langsett 52 2 1831-1854Hepworth: Wath 1178 2 1831-1854Herbert John: miner 220, 222, 223, 224 2 1831-1854Heron: Darton 129, 188 2 1831-1854Herring: Billingley 64 2 1831-1854Herring: Darfield 256 2 1831-1854Heskith Robert: chartist 186 2 1831-1854Heslop: Barnby Hall 214, 249, 446 2 1831-1854Hetherington Henry: journalist 176 2 1831-1854Hewitt Billingley 1, 216, 265 2 1831-1854Hewitt Mexborough 339 2 1831-1854Hexameter Poetry: 306 2 1831-1854Hey R. to A. Brettoner 480 2 1831-1854Hey: Clayton West 526 2 1831-1854Heywood George: Spotted Cow 135 2 1831-1854Heywood James: Chemist 474 2 1831-1854Heywood John: Stone Merchant 197, 211 2 1831-1854Heywood Luke: Rev. 98 2 1831-1854Hibbert C. Rev: 508 2 1831-1854Hibbert: Pogmoor 394 2 1831-1854Hibernian Society 82 2 1831-1854Hick Allan to Mary Pearson 456 2 1831-1854Hicks: Mexborough 16 2 1831-1854Hickson: High Hoyland 367 2 1831-1854Higgins Thomas: killed 359 2 1831-1854Higginson E. Rev.: 532 2 1831-1854High Sheriff: Vernon Wentworth 179, 180 2 1831-1854

Higham: Colliery exploded Higham 427 2 1831-1854Hill Catherine: Worsborough 392 2 1831-1854Hill Henry: sportsman 505 2 1831-1854Hill Luke: killed on the spot 442 2 1831-1854Hill Thomas & Mary: 12 2 1831-1854

Hill William Rev.: 71, 81, 82, 88, 148, 162, 167, 168, 175, 180, 188, 203 2 1831-1854

Hill William: innkeeper 374 2 1831-1854Hill: Carlton 317 2 1831-1854Hill: Royston 248 2 1831-1854Hill: Ardsley Ardsley 383 2 1831-1854Hilton Joseph: bell-founder 55 2 1831-1854Hilton: Worsborough 89 2 1831-1854Hinch: Wentworth 186 2 1831-1854Hinchcliff Henry: killed 360 2 1831-1854Hinchcliff J. to M. Dobson 278 2 1831-1854Hinchcliff: Bretton Monk 294 2 1831-1854Hinchcliff: Cote 295, 446 2 1831-1854Hinchcliff: Hartcliff 360 2 1831-1854Hinchcliff: High Hoyland 7, 178 2 1831-1854Hinchcliff: Peniston 4, 19, 335 2 1831-1854Hinchcliff: Royston 34 2 1831-1854Hinchcliff: Tankersley 325 2 1831-1854Hinchcliff: Wheatley Hill 294 2 1831-1854

Hindle James William: architect 53, 59, 61, 163, 210, 281, 332, 379, 384, 385, 386, 456 2 1831-1854

Hindoo fanatics: 392 2 1831-1854Hirst John: chairman 445, 447 2 1831-1854Hirst John: died in London 339 2 1831-1854Hirst John: without ticket 486 2 1831-1854Hirst Matthew: killed 394, 396, 416 2 1831-1854Hirst: Adwick 28, 168 2 1831-1854Hirst: Bence House 116, 302, 316 2 1831-1854

Hirst: Darton 468 2 1831-1854Hirst: Elsecar 56, 486 2 1831-1854Hislop: Woolley 231 2 1831-1854History of the Chartists: 242 2 1831-1854History of the Prayer Book: by J. Hudson 264, 360 2 1831-1854Hitchin: Barnsley 384 2 1831-1854Hoadley William: Shuttle-maker 197 2 1831-1854Hobson Amos: bachelor 307 2 1831-1854Hobson Luke: Chartist 167 2 1831-1854Hobson Varah Thomas: Rev 99, 168, 265, 343 2 1831-1854Hobson: Dodworth 197, 217, 375 2 1831-1854Hobson: Hoober 11, 85 2 1831-1854Hobson: Hoyland 1, 27, 129, 208, 347 2 1831-1854Hobson: Ingbirchworth 34, 298 2 1831-1854Hobson: Skier's Hall 71, 139 2 1831-1854Hobson: Wath 271 2 1831-1854Hockings: lecturer 162 2 1831-1854Hodgetts H. to R. Tee 301 2 1831-1854Hodgetts: Bartley Bartley 163 2 1831-1854Hodgson: Haigh Hall 276, 289, 307 2 1831-1854Hodgson Joseph: fire-trier 417 2 1831-1854Hodgson: Cawthorne 11 2 1831-1854Hodson: Darfield 29, 92, 336 2 1831-1854Hoey Esther: 414 2 1831-1854

Hoey Peter demagogue: A broth of a boy 69, 78, 81, 82, 83, 90, 95, 98, 102, 106, 108, 109 2 1831-1854

Hoey Peter demagogue: apprehended 114, 116 2 1831-1854Hoey Peter demagogue: at Drogheda 181, 184 2 1831-1854Hoey Peter demagogue: at Leeds 186, 189 , 193, 200 2 1831-1854Hoey Peter demagogue: at Coventry 201 2 1831-1854Hoey Peter demagogue: at Manchester 205, 208, 210, 211, 214, 225, 232, 276 2 1831-1854Hoey Peter demagogue: chairman on the 12th of August 112 2 1831-1854

Hoey Peter demagogue: elected to the Convention 111 2 1831-1854

Hoey Peter demagogue: had swollen legs and feet 137 2 1831-1854

Hoey Peter demagogue: imprisoned two years 135, 140 2 1831-1854Hoey Peter demagogue: released from prison 163, 167, 174, 176, 177, 178, 179 2 1831-1854Hoey Peter demagogue: to inhale his native air 139, 152, 153, 162, 163 2 1831-1854Hoey Peter demagogue: tried for sedition 133 2 1831-1854Hoffman's Organophonic Band: 456 2 1831-1854Holbury: death of 200, 202 2 1831-1854Hold Amos: his carved frame: 323 2 1831-1854Hold Amos to Miss Oldfield 377 2 1831-1854Hold Job: artist 85, 248 2 1831-1854Hold John: painter 381 2 1831-1854Holden G. to S. Dickenson 220 2 1831-1854Holden: Cawthorne Lanes 308 2 1831-1854Holden: Clough Green 67 2 1831-1854Holden: Darton 94, 129 2 1831-1854Holden: Wentworth 345 2 1831-1854Holdgate William: lecturer 218, 220, 222 2 1831-1854Holdsworth Joseph: constable 488 2 1831-1854Holker John Rev.: 2 2 1831-1854Holland Charles: market-gardener 439 2 1831-1854Holland John: author 23, 39, 240 2 1831-1854Hollingworth: Bolton 214, 260 2 1831-1854Hollingworth: Tyers Hill 360 2 1831-1854Holmfirth Flood: 358, 360, 408 2 1831-1854Holt Stephen: 92101 2 1831-1854Honest View Ho.: 284, 137 2 1831-1854Honeywell Colliery: coals fell Honeywell 342 2 1831-1854Hook Dr. at Barnsley Church Institute: 459 2 1831-1854Hope Jefferson John to M. Travis 340 2 1831-1854Hopkinson: Barnborough 37, 168 2 1831-1854

Hopwood John: plumber 199 2 1831-1854Hopwood William coal-merchant 64, 194, 198, 216, 222, 286, 534 2 1831-1854Hopwood's pit: exploded 194 2 1831-1854Horbury C to E. Wilkinson 198 2 1831-1854Horbury John: stone-mason 17, 135, 197 2 1831-1854Horbury: Barnsley 416 2 1831-1854Horn William: Crown Court 447 2 1831-1854Horn: Staincross 526, 530 2 1831-1854Hornby John: butcher 294, 356, 471 2 1831-1854Horner John: aged ninety-one 396 2 1831-1854Horner John: old inhabitant 336, 396 2 1831-1854Horner Joseph: 35, 281 2 1831-1854Horner: Woolley 40, 193 2 1831-1854Horn's Tavern: 375 2 1831-1854Horse cut to pieces: 342 2 1831-1854Horse leaped over the cow: 343 2 1831-1854Horses stabbed at: Kexborough 381 2 1831-1854Horsfall John: coal-merchant 221 2 1831-1854Horsfall W. to E. Scargill 298 2 1831-1854Horsfall: Barnsley 90, 221 2 1831-1854Horsfall: Billingley 199 2 1831-1854Horsfield: Wentworth 20, 308 2 1831-1854Horsfield Benjamin: linen manufacturer 11, 231, 309 2 1831-1854Horsfield John: ringer 394 2 1831-1854Horsfield John: tailor 286 2 1831-1854Horsfield: Barnsley 248, 309 2 1831-1854Horticultural Society: Barnsley 316, 388, 456 2 1831-1854Horticultural Society: Cawthorne 383 2 1831-1854Horticultural Society: Bretton 316, 390, 456, 511, 517 2 1831-1854Horticultural Society: Peniston 521 2 1831-1854Horticultural Society: Silkston 341, 360, 384 2 1831-1854Horton: Darfield 298 2 1831-1854Horton: Hoyland 413 2 1831-1854

Hough: Wentworth 428 2 1831-1854Houghton Old Hall: 156 2 1831-1854Houghton George: teacher 203 2 1831-1854Houlden v Shakespear & White: 414 2 1831-1854Hounds Field: Felkirk 261, 278 2 1831-1854House I live in: 356 2 1831-1854House of Commons: 139, 140, 141, 200 2 1831-1854Housley Estate: 271 2 1831-1854Howard Cooper: Brierley Manor 359, 365, 374, 375, 402, 442, 505 2 1831-1854Howard T. to Miss Clark 237 2 1831-1854Howarth: Thurlston 286 2 1831-1854Howe J. to Mrs. Mitchell 508 2 1831-1854Howe Richard: Rev, 282 2 1831-1854Hoyes Elizabeth Mexborough 248 2 1831-1854Hoyland G. to H. Powell 449 2 1831-1854Hoyland W. Knight of St. John: 372 2 1831-1854Hoyland: Barley Hole 2 2 1831-1854Hoyland: Brierley 323 2 1831-1854Hoyland: Genn House 116 2 1831-1854Hoyle G. Rev.: 391 2 1831-1854Hudson J. Rev. to Hannah Willan 294 2 1831-1854

Hudson Joseph Rev. 264, 281, 284, 294, 300, 342, 360, 395, 402, 413, 447, 459 2 1831-1854

Hudson: Barnsley 285 2 1831-1854Hudson: Nethermill 278 2 1831-1854Hudson: Swaith 2, 518 2 1831-1854Huggins E. Rev.: 427 2 1831-1854Huggins Mrs.: on Temperance 427 2 1831-1854Humiliation at Barnsley: 300, 500 2 1831-1854Humphrey Constantine George: 383 2 1831-1854Hunt Turner Joseph: 14 2 1831-1854Hunt Henry: Commemoration of 94, 152, 236 2 1831-1854Hunt Mark: Pilley 508 2 1831-1854

Hunt: Thurgoland 446 2 1831-1854Hunt: Wath 53, 110 2 1831-1854Hunt: Wortley 454 2 1831-1854Hunt: his hand amputated 490 2 1831-1854Hunter Joseph: killed 356 2 1831-1854Hunter Mr.: Orangeman 374 2 1831-1854Hunter: Elsecar 313 2 1831-1854Hunter: Houghton 413 2 1831-1854Huntington John: carpenter 193, 248, 286 2 1831-1854Huntley John: watchmaker 319, 445, 2 1831-1854Huntley William: his murder 183, 195 2 1831-1854Huntley William: sadler 29, 307 2 1831-1854Hurrah for the men of Barnsley 179, 290, 308 2 1831-1854Hurricanes at Barnsley 98, 290, 308, 418, 457, 537 2 1831-1854Hurricanes: conversations about 375 2 1831-1854

Husband, Thomas: supposed to have been garrotted 478, 479, 481, 483 2 1831-1854

Hussars 7th 538 2 1831-1854Hussey's American Reaping Machine: 381 2 1831-1854Hutchinson James: letter carrier 417 2 1831-1854Hutchinson John: witness 328 2 1831-1854Hutchinson T.: died of his injuries 421 2 1831-1854Hutchinson: Barnsley 342 2 1831-1854Hutchinson: Bretton West 319 2 1831-1854Hyde Bernard: ringer 412 2 1831-1854Hyde William: linen manufacturer 90, 440 2 1831-1854Hyde: Barnsley 67, 90, 405 2 1831-1854Hymn for colliers: 245 2 1831-1854

Ibberson: Thurlston 83, 140 2 1831-1854Ibbertson: Bolton 1 2 1831-1854Ibbotson Joseph: linen manufacturer 229 2 1831-1854Ibbotson W. to M. Dobson 285 2 1831-1854

Ibbotson: Barnsley 95, 228 2 1831-1854Ibbotson: Cawthorne 37, 308 2 1831-1854Ibbotson: Thurlston 40, 209 2 1831-1854Ibeson J. to M. Liddall 236 2 1831-1854Ibeson Robert: surgeon 285, 317, 338 2 1831-1854Ibeson William: solicitor 335 2 1831-1854Ibeson: Hemsworth 283, 335 2 1831-1854Ice fell weighing 2lbs: 248 2 1831-1854Ice in August: 453 2 1831-1854If all the virtues which the critticks call: 241 2 1831-1854Illingworth W. to Mary Turner 413 2 1831-1854Illingworth: Hoyland 200, 215 2 1831-1854Illingworth: Thurgoland 294, 312 2 1831-1854Illuminated Clock at Sough Bridge 86 2 1831-1854Illuminated Clocks in Corn Exchange: 394, 403 2 1831-1854In the sweet Spring: January Searle 353 2 1831-1854Incendiary stack fires: 73, 217, 218, 232, 313 2 1831-1854Inchbold: Darfield 218, 415 2 1831-1854Independents: of Stubbing 391 2 1831-1854Infangtheof: meaning of 5 2 1831-1854Infant school: at Pindar Oaks 33 2 1831-1854Infant school: at Barnsley 88 2 1831-1854Infant school: at Silkston 308 2 1831-1854Infantry at Barnsley Barracks 281, 441, 490 2 1831-1854Influenza: 271 2 1831-1854Ingall John: medical botanist 49 2 1831-1854Ingham John: bank clerk 281 2 1831-1854Ingham: Woolley 64, 256 2 1831-1854Ingram: Wentworth 499, 507 2 1831-1854Inkstand: silver 308 2 1831-1854Inland Revenue: 519 2 1831-1854Inniskillen Dragoons: at Barnsley 498 2 1831-1854Innocent William Rev.: 334, 341, 359 2 1831-1854

Inns Richard ironmonger: Chairman of the Guardians 499 2 1831-1854

Inns Richard ironmonger: Elected Guardian of the Poor 307 2 1831-1854

Inns Richard ironmonger: Gunpowder explosion in his shop 131 2 1831-1854

Inns Richard ironmonger: he marries Jane Battison 153 2 1831-1854

Inns Richard ironmonger: his daughter dies 339 2 1831-1854Inns Richard ironmonger: his opinion of the bible 416 2 1831-1854Inns Richard ironmonger: on a County Court jury 534 2 1831-1854Inns Richard ironmonger: on the Board of Health 450, 476 2 1831-1854Inns Richard ironmonger: Presented Thomas Lister with a silver inkstand & gold pen 308 2 1831-1854

Inns Richard ironmonger: President of Mechanics Institute 279, 280 2 1831-1854

Inns Richard ironmonger: she dies 193 2 1831-1854Inns Richard ironmonger: supports the motion for the compulsory purchase of gas & water works 492 2 1831-1854

Inns Richard ironmonger: would never be chairman again 493 2 1831-1854

Inquiry concerning weaver's earnings: 72 2 1831-1854Inquisitiones Nonarum: 5 2 1831-1854Institute for Promoting Education and Science: 61, 63, 64, 83 2 1831-1854Iredale: Wath 37 2 1831-1854Iris on Barnsley weavers: 68 2 1831-1854Irish Chartists: 178 2 1831-1854Ironside Isaac: Sheffield 83 2 1831-1854Irvine John: Chartist 167 2 1831-1854Irving: Worsborough Common 462 2 1831-1854Irwine P. A. Rev. 343 2 1831-1854Israel: Land and People of 325 2 1831-1854I've seen the summer's morn: 19 2 1831-1854

Jackson & Matthewman 323, 440 2 1831-1854Jackson B. S. to Ann Bottomley 260 2 1831-1854Jackson Barnsley 285 2 1831-1854Jackson Bottomley Samuel: linen manufacturer 402, 436, 438, 505 2 1831-1854Jackson C. to Kezia Grey 83 2 1831-1854Jackson Edward: 82 2 1831-1854Jackson F. to Fanny Wordsworth 282 2 1831-1854Jackson George to Miss Ostcliff 217 2 1831-1854Jackson George: miller 203, 217 2 1831-1854Jackson Gervase Frederick M.D. 282, 315, 316, 343, 391, 397, 472, 517 2 1831-1854Jackson Henry: 210, 234, 426, 440, 517 2 1831-1854Jackson John to Ann Hammond 413 2 1831-1854Jackson John: Canklow 278, 530 2 1831-1854Jackson John: 82 2 1831-1854Jackson Joshua: 53, 145 2 1831-1854Jackson Lucy: Grimethorp Mills 426 2 1831-1854Jackson R. to H. Blackburn 248 2 1831-1854Jackson Richard: demagogue 99 2 1831-1854Jackson Thomas: bricklayer 516 2 1831-1854Jackson Thomas: his bequest 209 2 1831-1854Jackson W. to J. Bailey 285 2 1831-1854Jackson William: draper 324 2 1831-1854Jackson William: his bequest 56, 77 2 1831-1854Jackson: Denaby 189 2 1831-1854Jackson: Gawber 11, 71, 211, 289 2 1831-1854Jackson: Ingbirchworth 215, 339 2 1831-1854Jackson: Kexborough 83, 207, 415 2 1831-1854Jackson: Mexborough 311 2 1831-1854Jackson: Peniston 66, 262 2 1831-1854Jackson: Skelmanthorp 100 2 1831-1854Jackson: Wath 78, 116 2 1831-1854Jackson: Wentworth 12, 28 ,29 2 1831-1854

Jackson: West Melton 24, 33, 84, 248, 278, 370 2 1831-1854Jackson: Beaver Hall Beaver Hall 17, 65 2 1831-1854Jackson's colliers: 222 2 1831-1854Jagger John: killed 106 2 1831-1854Jagger: Shafton 28, 255, 265, 345 2 1831-1854Jagger: Thurgoland 80 2 1831-1854Jagger: Barnsley 402 2 1831-1854Jagger: Cawthorne 428 2 1831-1854Jakes: Bower Hill 198, 204 2 1831-1854James: Wentworth 425 2 1831-1854Januarius Saint: 148, 149 2 1831-1854January list of prices: 95, 439 2 1831-1854

January Searle: 156, 294, 299, 309, 350, 351, 352, 353, 354 2 1831-1854

Jaques: Royston 286 2 1831-1854Jarratt J. G.: coal merchant 461 2 1831-1854Jeffcock Parkin: 518, 538 2 1831-1854Jeffcock: Cowley Manor 323, 518 2 1831-1854Jenkins Edward: committed for manslaughter 208, 209 2 1831-1854Jenkins Peter: poacher 221 2 1831-1854Jenkinson Henry: plaster 211 2 1831-1854Jenkinson John: suffocated 265 2 1831-1854Jenkinson: Cawthorne 2 2 1831-1854Jepson Mrs.: Darley Hall 217 2 1831-1854Jessop: Royston 224, 225 2 1831-1854Jessop: Wentworth 36, 104 2 1831-1854Jews: Christianity amongst the 377, 383, 447 2 1831-1854Johnson Anthony Mark: 530 2 1831-1854Johnson Bingley Robert: 298 2 1831-1854Johnson David: Cawthorne 81 2 1831-1854Johnson David: Worsborough 65, 448 2 1831-1854Johnson Ellen: prosecutrix 427 2 1831-1854Johnson George: Worsborough 341 2 1831-1854

Johnson Henry: found a coin 405 2 1831-1854Johnson John: Cawthorne 405 2 1831-1854Johnson Joseph: Goldthorp 254, 271, 285, 455, 500, 506, 510 2 1831-1854Johnson Joseph: Worsborough 193 2 1831-1854Johnson Norfolk Mary 286 2 1831-1854Johnson Richard: Goldthorp 425 2 1831-1854Johnson Samuel: relieving officer 316 2 1831-1854Johnson Samuel: spirit merchant 387, 499 2 1831-1854Johnson William to Ann Gelder 259 2 1831-1854Johnson William: Bunker's Hill 396 2 1831-1854Johnson: Barnsley 279, 247, 372 2 1831-1854Johnson: Beet House 200 2 1831-1854Johnson: Kexborough 7, 470 2 1831-1854Johnson: Mount Osborne 228 2 1831-1854Johnson: Wath 438 2 1831-1854Johnson: Wentworth 265, 275, 295, 360 2 1831-1854Johnson's theatre 416 2 1831-1854Joiners advanced twopence a day: 434 2 1831-1854Jones C. Rev. to J. E. Shaw 261 2 1831-1854Jones Ernest: barrister 417, 446, 511 2 1831-1854Jones Mr.: delegate 153 2 1831-1854Journal Eliza Cook's 157 2 1831-1854Jowett Mr. to Mrs. Burkinshaw 375 2 1831-1854Jowett: Hoyland 213 2 1831-1854Jowett: Worsborough 27 2 1831-1854Joynes Reuben: 112, 139, 231, 490 2 1831-1854Jubb J. to S. Platts 471 2 1831-1854Jubb: Hoyland 208, 245, 248, 286 2 1831-1854Jubb: Wentworth 3, 10, 255 2 1831-1854Jubilee of Church Missionary Society: 286 2 1831-1854Judas Maccabeus Oratorio 389, 392 2 1831-1854Jullien at Barnsley 316 2 1831-1854Junction Railway: 284 2 1831-1854

Jurisdiction of Police Act: 59 2 1831-1854Justice: Wentworth 53 2 1831-1854

Kay Elizabeth: Cheapside 508 2 1831-1854Kay Hamor Mary: 345 2 1831-1854Kay John: tanner 293 2 1831-1854Kay William: flax-spinner 197 2 1831-1854Kay William: robbed 396 2 1831-1854Kay: Barnsley 341, 391 2 1831-1854Kay: Clayton West 67, 70, 202 2 1831-1854Kay: Hoyland 507 2 1831-1854Kay: Midhope 513 2 1831-1854Keeling Isaac Rev.: 505 2 1831-1854Keeling Ratcliff Ralph Rev.: 341 2 1831-1854Keir George: solicitor 130, 245 2 1831-1854Kelly Edward: transported 372 2 1831-1854Kelly Henry: Wath Wath 197, 236 2 1831-1854Kelsey G. to S. West 437 2 1831-1854Kelsey Francis: bacon-factor 341 2 1831-1854Kemp: Houghton Houghton 28, 153, 281 2 1831-1854Kendray Francis: 151 2 1831-1854Kendray: Barnsley 40, 151 2 1831-1854Kennedy J. to E. Carrall 375 2 1831-1854Kennerley: Wentworth 446, 506 2 1831-1854Kent Sarah: Board Girls 437 2 1831-1854Kenworthy v. Thornton 512 2 1831-1854Kenworthy G. to A. Wilkinson 198 2 1831-1854Kenworthy John: 211, 277, 281, 300, 338 2 1831-1854Kenworthy: Catshaw 15, 34 2 1831-1854Kenworthy: Peniston 308, 462 2 1831-1854Kenyon: Darfield 307 2 1831-1854Kenyon: Wath 198, 340 2 1831-1854Keresforth Hill: riot at Keresforth Hill 60 2 1831-1854

Keresforth: District and mansion 61 2 1831-1854Kerns Dr. from Palestine Palestine 377, 383, 447 2 1831-1854Kershaw George: constable 193, 298 2 1831-1854Kershaw Thomas: butcher 200, 256 2 1831-1854Kershaw William: timber-merchant 285 2 1831-1854Kettle: Wentworth 12, 109 2 1831-1854Kexborough Franklin Club Kexborough 316, 317, 334, 413 2 1831-1854Keyworth B. G. to E. Hawson 490 2 1831-1854Kidd Own Journal: 448 2 1831-1854Kilner C.: musician 371 2 1831-1854Kilner T. to H. Richardson 118 2 1831-1854Kilner: Smithies 65 2 1831-1854Kind Robert: hanged himself 405 2 1831-1854King John Rev.: 462 2 1831-1854King John: Silkston 443 2 1831-1854King Thomas Rev.: 73 2 1831-1854King William: Beechfield 217 2 1831-1854King: Barnsley 198, 217 2 1831-1854Kingston Place: 61 2 1831-1854Kinnerley: Wentworth 136 2 1831-1854Kippax John: peninsular veteran 151 2 1831-1854Kitchingman J. to S. Huntington 286 2 1831-1854Kitchingman: Bolton 144, 286 2 1831-1854Kitson: Darfield 301 2 1831-1854Knight Charles: on linen manufacturers: 323 2 1831-1854Knight Charles: on Yorkshire, Barnsley & linen manufacture Barnsley 322 2 1831-1854

Knight James: 281 2 1831-1854Knight: schoolmaster 171 2 1831-1854Knights of St. John: 371 2 1831-1854Knowles J. to E. Chapel 417 2 1831-1854Knowles: Elsecar 209, 265 2 1831-1854Knowles: Hoyland 35 2 1831-1854

Knowles: Thurgoland 448 2 1831-1854Knowles: Wentworth 10, 300 2 1831-1854Knur & Spell: 436 2 1831-1854Konig: 294 2 1831-1854Kossuth Louis: 344 2 1831-1854

Lady Cross: 44 2 1831-1854Lake in Bretton wood: 54 2 1831-1854Lamb John: 54 2 1831-1854Lamb: Bower Hill 37, 84 2 1831-1854Lambert Alfred Rev.: 256, 370, 382, 426, 486 2 1831-1854Lambert S. to E. Barton 537 2 1831-1854Lambs slaughtered at Cudworth 367 2 1831-1854Lancashire & Barnsley Railway: 499 2 1831-1854Lancashire: West Melton 34 2 1831-1854Lancaster Duke of, held fee of Staincross 62 2 1831-1854Lancaster Edward: auctioneer 125, 294, 307, 308, 450, 471, 501, 504 2 1831-1854Lancaster James William: 440 2 1831-1854Lancaster William: auctioneer 10, 100 2 1831-1854Land & People of Israel 325 2 1831-1854Land O'Connor on the: 214 2 1831-1854Langley 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 1831-1854Langley Larret F.L.S. Transported for forgery 110 2 1831-1854Langley Larret F.L.S. Visited by John Holland 23, 40 2 1831-1854Langley Larret F.L.S. wrote Lays of an Exile 242 2 1831-1854Langley John Rev.: 342 2 1831-1854Langsett: dreary aspect of 44 2 1831-1854Lascelles Charlotte Susan: 27 2 1831-1854Latham: Darfield 37 2 1831-1854Laughton Peter: tailor 360 2 1831-1854

Laver: Darfield 98 2 1831-1854Law: Winterwell House 257 2 1831-1854Lawson John: his letter 79, 80, 81 2 1831-1854Lawton James: witness 328 2 1831-1854Lawton Sarah: spinster 279 2 1831-1854Lawton William: coal merchant 211, 281, 282, 290, 300, 359, 535 2 1831-1854Lawton: Langsett 83, 105, 293 2 1831-1854Lawton: Peniston 63, 78, 2 1831-1854Lax Robert: Tankersley 317 2 1831-1854Laycock E. to M. Sherwood 414 2 1831-1854Laycock Edward: 1 2 1831-1854Laycock Joseph: witness 361 2 1831-1854Laycock William Rev.: 287, 343 2 1831-1854Laycock William: schoolmaster 125, 287, 372 2 1831-1854Laycock: Holly Moor 308 2 1831-1854Leadman James: innkeeper 88, 340 2 1831-1854Leadman John: plumber 249 2 1831-1854Leadman John: Starr Inn Star Inn 312, 335 2 1831-1854Leadman Joseph: butcher 246 2 1831-1854Leadman William: Barnsley 270 2 1831-1854Leadman William: dragoon 312 2 1831-1854Leake John: joiner 372 2 1831-1854Leary O'John: 213, 276 2 1831-1854Leatham A. E. on "Spencer": 334 2 1831-1854Leatham Henry William: poet 136, 493, 498 2 1831-1854Leatham Mary: an infant found dead 471 2 1831-1854Ledger A. to M. Wilkinson 396 2 1831-1854Ledger: Barnsley 67, 279 2 1831-1854Ledger: Carr Green 201 2 1831-1854Ledger: Darfield 286 2 1831-1854Ledger: tallow chandler 476 2 1831-1854Lee George: Wheatley Hill 70, 83 2 1831-1854Lee W. to E. Heywood 538 2 1831-1854

Lee: Peniston 121 2 1831-1854Lee: Wentworth 334, 340 2 1831-1854Leech David: Chartist 167, 176 2 1831-1854Leech David: weaver 466 2 1831-1854Leech: lecturer 160 2 1831-1854Leeds Intelligencer, on Wharncliff's funeral 252 2 1831-1854Leeds Duke of: lord of manor: 60, 61 2 1831-1854Leg lost to Chartism: 177 2 1831-1854Legion of Honour: 212 2 1831-1854Lennox Lady: 209, 210 2 1831-1854Let to shift for herself: 427 2 1831-1854Letter from Sydney: 359 2 1831-1854Letters posted at Barnsley in a week: 84 2 1831-1854Levett J. Rev. to S. O. Upton 499 2 1831-1854Lewis: Mexborough 3, 12, 190 2 1831-1854Lewis: tobacconist 153, 180 2 1831-1854Liberty: Gift of God above: 142 2 1831-1854Library at Clayton West 63, 265 2 1831-1854Library Baptist: 335 2 1831-1854Liddall Thomas gent: 507 2 1831-1854Liddall Thomas: farrier 27, 493 2 1831-1854Life of a Boy: 44 2 1831-1854Lifting a little up his helmet sight: 241 2 1831-1854Limbert Matthew: collier 492 2 1831-1854Linen Co-operative Society: 233, 236, 237 2 1831-1854

Linen manufacturer:59, 61, 129, 131, 135, 136, 148, 163, 180, 183, 208, 209, 214, 323, 391, 468, 493, 516, 520, 526

2 1831-1854

Lingard John: Barnsley 20, 2 1831-1854Lingard Joseph: news agent 64, 83 2 1831-1854

Lingard Thomas: journalist & towns councillor 90, 100, 110, 111, 113, 126, 135, 152, 181, 193, 197, 202, 208, 379 2 1831-1854

Linley Christopher: linen manufacturer 317 2 1831-1854

Linley Elizabeth 265 2 1831-1854Linley George & Jane: 71 2 1831-1854Linley Gregory: currier 27, 370, 426 2 1831-1854Linley Joseph: Mason's Arms 294 2 1831-1854Linley Joseph: currier 209 2 1831-1854Linley Mr.: lecturer 200 2 1831-1854Linley S. to H. Whitworth 218 2 1831-1854Linley Samuel: bank manager 218, 283, 308 2 1831-1854Linley: Jowet House 16 2 1831-1854Linley: Staincross 335 2 1831-1854Linsley, Matthew: miner 222, 223 2 1831-1854Lister Wath 245, 265 2 1831-1854Lister James: linen manufacturer 231, 260 2 1831-1854Lister Joseph: linen Manufacturer 339 2 1831-1854Lister Martha: suicide 384, 387 2 1831-1854Lister Thomas postmaster: at Hoyland Mechanics Institute on Modern English poetry 338 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: Dr. Dunn recites a piece of his poetry 356 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: Elliott's discription of him 246 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: he and Elliott visit Conisborough 289 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: he enlarges the Post Office 497 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: he finds the letter bags on the Midland line 490 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: he lectures at the Franklin Club on the life and writings of Ebeneezer Elliott 315, 318 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: he lectures on Scotland 83 2 1831-1854Lister Thomas postmaster: he places the Little Auk in his collection of birds 530 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: he speaks at the festival of Hoyland Mechanic's Institute 537 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: he speaks at the festival of the Mechanic's Institute 462 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: he visits Walton Hall 448 2 1831-1854Lister Thomas postmaster: he writes a long letter to January Searle 309 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: helps to restore the Mechanic's Institute 274 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: his speech at the Franklin Club 429 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: in Scotland 63 2 1831-1854Lister Thomas postmaster: is addressed by Elliott in Hexameter verse 306 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: is introduced to Ebeneezer Elliott 39 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: is noticed in the "Tour of the Don" 54 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: is one of the authors of the "Casket of Sonnets 242 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: January Searle's sketch of him 350 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: on the Continent 77 2 1831-1854Lister Thomas postmaster: presented with a silver inkstand & gold pen 308 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas postmaster: Publishes his Rustic Wreath 27, 54 2 1831-1854

Lister Thomas: stonemason 163 2 1831-1854Lister: Barnsley 485 2 1831-1854Little Auk: a sea bird 530 2 1831-1854Littlewood J. to S. Middleton 248 2 1831-1854Littlewood John: butcher 260 2 1831-1854Littlewood W. to E. Barker 313 2 1831-1854

Littlewood: Darfield 1, 35 2 1831-1854Littlewood: Fell House 29 2 1831-1854Littlewood: Thurlston 142, 216 2 1831-1854Liversedge William: first beerseller in Barnsley 428 2 1831-1854Liversey: Cawthorne 24, 34 2 1831-1854Liversey: boat builder 378 2 1831-1854Loan of £5 177 2 1831-1854Local Preacher's Aid Association 342 2 1831-1854Locke Joseph C.E.: at Barnsley 312 2 1831-1854Locke 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 220 2 1831-1854

Locke Joseph C.E.: he succeeds Giles 26 2 1831-1854Locke Joseph C.E.: his marriage 26 2 1831-1854Locke Joseph C.E.: in Scotland 63 2 1831-1854Locke Joseph C.E.: in France 76 2 1831-1854Locke Joseph C.E.: in Spain 264 2 1831-1854Locke Joseph C.E.: in Holland 275 2 1831-1854Locke Joseph C.E.: in France again France 207 2 1831-1854Locke Joseph C.E.: is a member of the Legion of Honour 212 2 1831-1854

Locke Joseph C.E.: is a patron to Barnsley Mechanics Institute 274 2 1831-1854

Locke Joseph C.E.: navvies and brigands 275 2 1831-1854Locke Joseph C.E.: Scotch and Spanish Railways 245 2 1831-1854Locke Joseph C.E.: Stephenson and he separate 35 2 1831-1854Locke Joseph C.E.: to James Milner 311, 312 2 1831-1854Locke Joseph C.E.: to Thomas Ross 336 2 1831-1854Lock-up 256, 261 2 1831-1854Lockwood: Linfit Lane 249 2 1831-1854

Lockwood: Mexborough 237, 300, 314, 336 2 1831-1854Lockwood Betty 53 2 1831-1854Lockwood G. to L. Batty 382 2 1831-1854Lockwood Maria: had her pocket picked 471 2 1831-1854Lockwood William: saddler 286 2 1831-1854Lockwood: Toadhole 309 2 1831-1854Lockwood: Thurlston 372 2 1831-1854Lockwood: Wentworth 265 2 1831-1854Lodge: Kexborough 255, 278, 345, 382 2 1831-1854Lodges: boat-haulers 188, 196 2 1831-1854

Lomas J. Rev.: President of the Wesleyan Conference 471 2 1831-1854

Long Charles: surgeon 212, 214, 256 2 1831-1854Long: High Hoyland 428, 536 2 1831-1854Longbottom: Higham 278 2 1831-1854Longford Mrs.: her Discourse 63, 269 2 1831-1854Longley: Bretton Chapel 211, 233 2 1831-1854Longley: Cawthorne 268, 299, 311, 397 2 1831-1854Longridge Prize: 286 2 1831-1854Lorimer Charles: relieving officer 316 2 1831-1854Lound National School: 446 2 1831-1854Loveland: Darfield 53 2 1831-1854Lovett & Collins: 169, 174 2 1831-1854Lowe & Nixon: housebreakers 11 2 1831-1854Lowe Jackson James Rev.: 15, 66 2 1831-1854Lowe John Rev.: 5, 66 2 1831-1854Lowe John to Ann Egley 374 2 1831-1854Lowks: Cawthorne 16, 200, 285, 295, 299 2 1831-1854Lowrence John: tinner 462 2 1831-1854Loxley: Darfield 15 2 1831-1854Loy: Morley Lodge 248 2 1831-1854Lumsden: Darfield 405 2 1831-1854Lundhill Colliery: 421, 428, 514 2 1831-1854

Lupton Henry James: schoolmaster 213, 367, 446 2 1831-1854Lusiad of Camoens: 21, 241 2 1831-1854Lyles Mary: aged a hundred and one 63 2 1831-1854

Macay Ann: took some ribbon 510 2 1831-1854Macay Annabella: found dead 485 2 1831-1854Macdonald H. J. Rev.: 456 2 1831-1854Macdonald: Hoyland 27 2 1831-1854MacDouall Murray Peter: demagogue 186, 217 2 1831-1854Macdouall R. J. Rev.: 471, 526, 531 2 1831-1854Macey John: toll-collector 479 2 1831-1854Machell Smith: Ardsley 63, 293 2 1831-1854Machen Joseph to Miss Barker 152 2 1831-1854Machen: shot in face 72, 101, 448 2 1831-1854Machin James to Margaret Carlile 255 2 1831-1854Machin: New Hall 2, 72, 152, 493 2 1831-1854Machin: Wentworth 143, 477 2 1831-1854Mackenzie Stuart James: 253 2 1831-1854Maclintock Jabez: 449 2 1831-1854Maclintock James: can he make a wig yet 435 2 1831-1854Maclintock Joseph: linen manufacturer 370 2 1831-1854Maclintock Moses: sang Image Seller 338 2 1831-1854Maclintock William: linen manufacturer 341 2 1831-1854Maclintock's Ladies stays: 328 2 1831-1854Macmillan: on Ventriloquism 486, 526 2 1831-1854Macnichol Charles: pattern weaver 295 2 1831-1854Magazine: Wath 55 2 1831-1854Magazine: Approach of Cholera Morbus Wath 4 2 1831-1854Magazine: Darfield Bells Wath 23 2 1831-1854Magazine: dedicated to Lord Milton Wath 1 2 1831-1854Magazine: Fine Arts of Wentworth House Wath 17 2 1831-1854Magazine: Hunters' Account of Wath 5 2 1831-1854Magazine: Impromptu to my Sister Wath 6 2 1831-1854

Magazine: I've Seen the Sinner's Morn Wath 19 2 1831-1854Magazine: Memoirs of Lady Fanshawe Wath 21 2 1831-1854Magazine: Nicholas Saunderson Wath 21 2 1831-1854Magazine: of Natural History 54 2 1831-1854Magazine: On leaving home Wath 19 2 1831-1854Magazine: Philo-Apollo on John Foster Wath 5 2 1831-1854Magazine: the Days of my Youth Wath 2 2 1831-1854Magazine: The Mariner Wath 7 2 1831-1854Magazine: To Memory of a Departed Friend Wath 4 2 1831-1854Magazine: Wanderings of Fancy Wath 20 2 1831-1854Magazine: Wath and it's Environs Wath 3 2 1831-1854Magazine: Wath and Mr. Tolson Wath 7 2 1831-1854Magician at Barnsley 83 2 1831-1854Magistrates commended: 109 2 1831-1854Mail Coach from: Sheffield to Barnsley 277 2 1831-1854Mail train upset: 487 2 1831-1854Mainwaring: poor-law Commissioner 308 2 1831-1854Makin: Mexborough 89, 188 2 1831-1854Mallender Ann: collier 199 2 1831-1854Mallison and Wilkinson: dissolve 513 2 1831-1854Mallison George: butcher 14 2 1831-1854Mallison George: blackmoor 415 2 1831-1854Mallison James: roper 530 2 1831-1854Mallison John: roper 284 2 1831-1854Mallison Joseph: roper 311 2 1831-1854Mammoth Gourd: 204 2 1831-1854Man draws his fleeting breath: 306 2 1831-1854Manchester & Barnsley Branch Railway: 443, 449, 470, 503 2 1831-1854Manley John Timothy: 95, 283 2 1831-1854Mann James: stud groom 345, 440 2 1831-1854Mann: Morley Lodge 94, 246 2 1831-1854Manor of Wath alienated: Wath 6, 7 2 1831-1854Manroyd: 78 2 1831-1854

Manufacturers (linen) Association: 421, 442, 451 2 1831-1854March of Intellect: 457 2 1831-1854Margoliouth Moses Rev.: 325 2 1831-1854Mark Matthew Rev.: 44 2 1831-1854Market: Barnsley Barnsley 59, 314, 316 2 1831-1854Marriage Bill: James Wortley's 295 2 1831-1854Marsden D. J. C. Rev.: 527 2 1831-1854Marsden James: miller 418, 462 2 1831-1854Marsden Thomas: organist 83 2 1831-1854Marsden William: Peniston 498 2 1831-1854Marsden: Barnsley 308 2 1831-1854Marsden: Darton 391 2 1831-1854Marsden: Houghton 186 2 1831-1854Marsden: Howbrook 334 2 1831-1854Marsh Isaac: carpenter 34 2 1831-1854Marsh Isaac: farmer 391 2 1831-1854Marsh: Peniston 11, 212, 270, 293, 296, 335, 391 2 1831-1854Marshall Birk House 381 2 1831-1854Marshall Benj.: son of barber 248 2 1831-1854Marshall Edam: barber 194, 200, 201, 274 2 1831-1854Marshall John to Sarah Brown 373 2 1831-1854Marshall Joseph: ravisher 133, 140, 141 2 1831-1854Marshall M. to E. Wood 204, 214, 248 2 1831-1854Marshall Rebecca: Burton Grange 408 2 1831-1854Marshall Thomas: barber 200, 201, 203 2 1831-1854Marshall Thomas: clerk to Magistrates 191, 373 2 1831-1854Marshall William: engine-driver 488 2 1831-1854Marshall William: Innkeeper 211, 457 2 1831-1854Marshall: Barnsley 27, 67, 271, 468 2 1831-1854Marshall: Darton 462 2 1831-1854Marshall: Royston 237 2 1831-1854Marshall: Sym Hill 295 2 1831-1854Marshall: Wombwell 250 2 1831-1854

Marshall: Illions 194, 298, 319 2 1831-1854Marshall: Notton 16, 27, 285 2 1831-1854Marshall: Peniston 3 2 1831-1854Marsland Joseph: witness 327 2 1831-1854Marsland John: Old Town 391 2 1831-1854Martin Bennett William: 121, 125, 256, 289, 339 2 1831-1854Martin: Hiendley 207, 233 2 1831-1854Martin: porter 101 2 1831-1854Mary Saint of Church: St. Mary's Church 60 2 1831-1854Mason David: Barnsley 60, 86, 501 2 1831-1854Mason Benjamin: Wire Trellis Inn 312 2 1831-1854Mason Benjamin: innkeeper 53 2 1831-1854Mason G.W. to Eliza Cope 456 2 1831-1854Mason Godfrey: linen manufacturer 1, 109 2 1831-1854Mason Joshua: hairdresser 208 2 1831-1854Mason Mary: Barnsley 20 2 1831-1854Mason Matthias: solicitor 66, 68, 189 2 1831-1854Mason S. to A. Johnson 249 2 1831-1854Mason William: linen manufacturer 211, 223 2 1831-1854Massey Richard: Hoober House 445, 536 2 1831-1854Massie J. to C. Liddaman 142 2 1831-1854Massie J. to S. Mills 294 2 1831-1854Masters and Servants Bill: 225, 226, 228 2 1831-1854Matchitt Solomon: druggist 234, 524 2 1831-1854Mate Jonas: Cudworth 272 2 1831-1854Matthewman John: linen manufacturer 512 2 1831-1854Matthewman William: churchwarden 216 2 1831-1854Matthews Charles: glassworks 448 2 1831-1854Matthias Saint: 131 2 1831-1854Maude Shilbeck George: 129, 233, 234, 255, 277 2 1831-1854Maude Daniel: Middlewood Hall 90, 234 2 1831-1854Maude Francis Rev.: 313 2 1831-1854

Maudsley Amos: his speech to the Mechanics about their being too aristocratic 465 2 1831-1854

Maudsley Amos: & Jonas Binns 294 2 1831-1854Maudsley Amos: Doncaster Gazette on his Poetry of a Day 448, 455 2 1831-1854

Maudsley Amos: Dr. Dunn recites a piece of his poetry 356 2 1831-1854

Maudsley Amos: he lectures to the Mechanics on Heads & Tails 359 2 1831-1854

Maudsley Amos: his lecture to the Franklins on the Elements of National harmony 315 2 1831-1854

Maudsley Amos: his letter to his fellow townsmen 126 2 1831-1854Maudsley Amos: his literary companions Joseph Goodyear 293, 294 2 1831-1854

Maudsley Amos: his philippic against the gentry and middle class 112 2 1831-1854

Maudsley Amos: his speech to the Franklins on Chivalry 430 2 1831-1854

Maudsley Amos: in Dublin 313 2 1831-1854Maudsley Amos: that which he told the oppressor 102 2 1831-1854Maudsley Richard: shoemaker 154 2 1831-1854Maudsley Robert: shoemaker 260 2 1831-1854Maudsley Tell William: 143, 204 2 1831-1854Mawer: Barnsley 11 2 1831-1854Maxwell Edward: Rev.: 246, 36, 397, 402 2 1831-1854May Fair: 370, 503 2 1831-1854May snow storm: 436 2 1831-1854Mayne Harry: singer 434 2 1831-1854M'Clellen Thomas to Hannah Copley 416 2 1831-1854M'Creery John: poet 26 2 1831-1854Me let the tender office long engage: 231 2 1831-1854Measborough Dike: 61 2 1831-1854Measuring a warp: 468 2 1831-1854

Mechanics Institute: Hoyland 338, 486, 537 2 1831-1854Mechanics Institute: Thurgoland 414 2 1831-1854Mechanics Institute: anniversary Barnsley 295 2 1831-1854Mechanics Institute: Duncan Macmillan on Ventriloquism Barnsley 486 2 1831-1854

Mechanics Institute: E.A. Leatham on Spencer and the Faerie Queen Barnsley 334 2 1831-1854

Mechanics Institute: Edward Parker on Lord Byron Barnsley 530 2 1831-1854

Mechanics Institute: Edwin Marshall re-opened the Library Barnsley 194 2 1831-1854

Mechanics Institute: established thro' the exertions of T. Tully Crybbace Barnsley 63 2 1831-1854

Mechanics Institute: Exhibition of Photographs Barnsley 510 2 1831-1854Mechanics Institute: financial position somewhat improved Barnsley 427 2 1831-1854

Mechanics Institute: first festival Barnsley 283 2 1831-1854Mechanics Institute: in Stainborough Park Barnsley 314 2 1831-1854

Mechanics Institute: increase of books in the library Barnsley 325 2 1831-1854

Mechanics Institute: Ishmael Fish on the English Newspaper Press Barnsley 535 2 1831-1854

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-establishment etc. Barnsley 274, 279, 280 2 1831-1854

Mechanics Institute: Joseph Locke there Barnsley 312, 336 2 1831-1854

Mechanics Institute: Mr. Pearsall on Life Insurance Barnsley 497 2 1831-1854

Mechanics Institute: new class of subscribers Barnsley 373 2 1831-1854

Mechanics Institute: Rev. E. Higginson on Plurality of Worlds Barnsley 532 2 1831-1854

Mechanics Institute: Richard Cobden there Barnsley 462 2 1831-1854Mechanics Institute: Thomas Lister on Modern English Poetry Barnsley 308 2 1831-1854

Mechanics Institute: William White on Barnsley 61 2 1831-1854Medical Botany: 299 2 1831-1854Medlam & Ellis: 507 2 1831-1854Medlam: Darfield 139 2 1831-1854Medlam Edward: grocer 3, 33, 70, 446 2 1831-1854Medlam W. to M. Swift 295 2 1831-1854Mee: Hemingfield 537 2 1831-1854Meeting to promote education: 121 2 1831-1854Megson Miss: singer 417, 529 2 1831-1854Mellor Benjamin: coal agent 194 2 1831-1854Mellor Edward: stonemason 101 2 1831-1854Mellor: Darton 319, 340 2 1831-1854Mellor: Swaith 265 2 1831-1854Memorial window for: Wath Church 499 2 1831-1854Memorial window: Worsborough Church 339 2 1831-1854Memorial: to Board of Health 450, 451 2 1831-1854Memorial: to Her Majesty 71, 160 2 1831-1854Memorial: to Poor Law Board 392, 401, 403 2 1831-1854Mence Cookes William: 60, 132, 194, 209, 426, 535 2 1831-1854Mence Turner Charles: solicitor 335 2 1831-1854Mence Benjamin Rev.: 60 2 1831-1854Mence Lucinda: 249 2 1831-1854Mence Sarah: 418 2 1831-1854Mence William John Rev.: 535 2 1831-1854Meredith Enoch: burglar 419, 427 2 1831-1854Merriman Michael: pattern-weaver 373, 397 2 1831-1854Merryweather Andrew: his funeral 94 2 1831-1854Merryweather Samuel: clothier 445 2 1831-1854

Messiah performed: 417, 485 2 1831-1854Meteor: 338, 359 2 1831-1854Methley Joseph: Monk Bretton 285 2 1831-1854Methley: Hoyland Lane End 377 2 1831-1854Methodism in Barnsley: 342 2 1831-1854Mexborough feast: 507 2 1831-1854Michaelmas Fair: 396, 460, 521 2 1831-1854Micklethwaite Ann Mary: witness 331 2 1831-1854Micklethwaite Greaves Richard Rev.: 221, 400, 402, 426, 447 2 1831-1854Micklethwaite Jonathan: killed 460 2 1831-1854Micklethwaite W. to E. Liddall 99 2 1831-1854Micklethwaite William: linen manufacturer 124, 125, 281 2 1831-1854Micklethwaite: Ardsley 191, 438, 486 2 1831-1854Micklethwaite: Billingley 56, 308, 312, 324, 336 2 1831-1854Micklethwaite: Shepcote House 88, 341 2 1831-1854Midland Express off the line: 527 2 1831-1854Midland Railway opened: 137 2 1831-1854Milford Miss: 3 2 1831-1854Military and Civilians: 382 2 1831-1854Militia: 412, 503 2 1831-1854Miller George: stonemason 34 2 1831-1854Miller: Cawthorne 249 2 1831-1854Millett George Rev.: 255, 281, 284, 311 2 1831-1854Mills H. to E. Massie 295 2 1831-1854Mills James: gamekeeper 433, 462 2 1831-1854Millward John: Cridling Park 83 2 1831-1854Milner G. : related to Dr. Saunderson 21, 40 2 1831-1854Milner James: accountant 274, 279, 280, 311, 312, 448, 457 2 1831-1854Milner Misses: Thurlston 372 2 1831-1854Milner: Barnsley 19 2 1831-1854Milnes John to Miss Hampshire 237 2 1831-1854Milnes Thomas: Gunthwaite 83 2 1831-1854Milnes: Tivydale 218 2 1831-1854

Milnes: Flash House 295 2 1831-1854Milton ironworkers: 342, 378, 402 2 1831-1854Milton Viscount Lord: death of 39 2 1831-1854Milton Selina Lady: 193 2 1831-1854Milton Viscount Lord: £3 to deaf and dumb 276, 289 2 1831-1854Milton Viscount Lord: at Hood Hill 117 2 1831-1854Milton Viscount Lord: born 111 2 1831-1854Milton Viscount Lord: his birthday kept 379 2 1831-1854

Milton Viscount Lord: Lieutenant colonel commandant 437 2 1831-1854

Milton Viscount Lord: lost his election 180 2 1831-1854Milton 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 him 1 2 1831-1854

Milton Viscount Lord: with Morpeth at Barnsley 179 2 1831-1854Miners delegate meeting: at Barnsley 223 2 1831-1854Miners evicted: 232, 234 2 1831-1854

Miners meetings:215, 216, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228, 229 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236

2 1831-1854

Minstrel Fairies: 533 2 1831-1854Mirfield 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 450 2 1831-1854

Mirfield Frank demagogue: amongst the weaver176, 213, 215, 223, 224, 225, 229, 230, 231, 233, 23 , 237, 259, 271, 439, 440, 442, 468, 472

2 1831-1854

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 1831-1854Mirfield Frank demagogue: at meeting to address Louis Kossuth 344 2 1831-1854

Mirfield Frank demagogue: at the Charter Association 174, 175, 180, 184, 190, 194, 217 2 1831-1854

Mirfield Frank demagogue: chairman at Ernest Jones meeting 511 2 1831-1854

Mirfield Frank demagogue: chairman at Julien Harney's meeting at Market Hill 181 2 1831-1854

Mirfield Frank demagogue: comments on Ashton's conduct 198 2 1831-1854

Mirfield Frank demagogue: dines with his friends at Barnsley 154 2 1831-1854

Mirfield Frank demagogue: expected by next ship 129 2 1831-1854Mirfield Frank demagogue: his motion after T. B Smith's sermon 199 2 1831-1854

Mirfield Frank demagogue: in National Convention 280 2 1831-1854

Mirfield Frank demagogue: lands in London from the ship Hindoo 135 2 1831-1854

Mirfield Frank demagogue: measures a warp 468 2 1831-1854Mirfield Frank demagogue: moves a Memorial for the Welsh Exiles 160, 167 , 193 2 1831-1854

Mirfield Frank demagogue: on the General Council of Chartists 197, 200, 208 2 1831-1854

Missionaries, Political: 109, 110 2 1831-1854

Missions: 85, 136, 359, 367, 382, 392, 400, 438, 457, 468, 470, 505, 506 2 1831-1854

Mitchell G. to A. Wade 532 2 1831-1854Mitchell J. to M. A. Moor 440 2 1831-1854Mitchell James: draper 83 2 1831-1854

Mitchell John: murderer 150, 151, 152, 163, 167, 168, 171, 175, 176 2 1831-1854

Mitchell John: to E. Crossland 512 2 1831-1854Mitchell Joseph: Freedom Inn 479 2 1831-1854Mitchell Mary: aged ninety one 36 2 1831-1854Mitchell Ralph: 29, 36 2 1831-1854Mitchell T. to M. Battison 100 2 1831-1854Mitchell: Barnsley 1, 29 2 1831-1854Mitchell: Carr Green 313, 314 2 1831-1854Mitchell: Darton 446 2 1831-1854Mitchell: Dean Head 7, 180 2 1831-1854Mitchell: Felkirk 66 2 1831-1854Mitchell: Hiendley 70, 72, 73, 82, 118, 152, 271 2 1831-1854Mitchell: Hornthwaite 84, 106, 245, 324 2 1831-1854Mitchell: Hoyland 126, 180, 245, 246, 286 2 1831-1854Mitchell: Mapplewell 425 2 1831-1854Mitchell: Oxspring 204, 286 2 1831-1854Mitchell: Paw Hill 204 2 1831-1854Mitchell: Peniston 101, 177, 261, 285 2 1831-1854Mitchell: Woolley 272, 492 2 1831-1854Moakson: Cawthorne 17, 248, 457 2 1831-1854Modern English Poetry: 308, 338 2 1831-1854Mohun, William: suicide 99, 212 2 1831-1854Mollison William: ostler 203 2 1831-1854Moncrief: inspector of schools 453 2 1831-1854Monk Bretton Church: Monk Bretton 65, 73, 82 2 1831-1854Monk Bretton Priory: Monk Bretton 460, 492 2 1831-1854Monk Bretton schools: Monk Bretton 256, 260 2 1831-1854Monkton Gambier Edmund: 260, 442, 491, 496, 498 2 1831-1854Monkton Capt. Hon.: 434 2 1831-1854Monkton Colonel: 451 2 1831-1854Mons St. Hillaire: 290 2 1831-1854Monseair: Staincross 426 2 1831-1854Montague James: High Melton 276, 289 2 1831-1854Montague Wortley Edward: 253 2 1831-1854

Montague Wortley Mary Lady: resided at Wharncliff Lodge 45, 52, 241, 253 2 1831-1854Montgomery James: poet 501 2 1831-1854Moody Elizabeth: burnt to death 476 2 1831-1854Moody J. to A. Teasdale 433 2 1831-1854Moody: Kexborough 340 2 1831-1854Moon George: miner miner 223 2 1831-1854Moor Anthony: Barnsley 259 2 1831-1854Moor Edward: saddler 278 2 1831-1854Moor Isaac to Sarah Fullas 532 2 1831-1854Moor Mr.: archer 375, 377 2 1831-1854Moor: Cudworth 67 2 1831-1854Moor: Peniston 35 2 1831-1854Moor: Wentworth 29, 282, 505 2 1831-1854Moor: of Moor Hall 48 2 1831-1854Moorhouse Isaac to Jane Fox 278 2 1831-1854Moorhouse John: died at Kournall 186 2 1831-1854Moorhouse T. to M. A. Fox 340 2 1831-1854Moorhouse William Rev.: 1, 129 2 1831-1854Moorhouse: Netherfield Chapel 485 2 1831-1854Moorhouse: Scholes 1, 17, 270 2 1831-1854

Moorhouse: Thurlston 10, 11, 33, 35, 82, 265, 270, 271, 278, 339 2 1831-1854

More prose and verse: 306, 309 2 1831-1854Morley James: Wombwell 307 2 1831-1854Morley Joseph: a paramour 369 2 1831-1854Morley Martin: innkeeper 298 2 1831-1854Morley Miss: pianist 535 2 1831-1854Morpeth Lord: defeated 179, 180 2 1831-1854Morpeth Lord: returned 34, 68, 255 2 1831-1854Morris: a little girl burnt to death 490 2 1831-1854Morrison: his lectures on Astronomy 64 2 1831-1854Morton Benjamin: schoolmaster 204, 285, 317 2 1831-1854Morton: Thurlston 260 2 1831-1854

Morton: Elsecar 28 2 1831-1854Morton: copster 295 2 1831-1854Mosley J. to C. Porter 90 2 1831-1854Mosley John: manslayer 197 2 1831-1854Mosley William: killed 514 2 1831-1854Mosley: Peniston 13 2 1831-1854Mosley: Peniston 13, 214 2 1831-1854Moss Mary: midwife 210 2 1831-1854Moss William: killed 445 2 1831-1854Mossforth: Worsborough 16, 36 2 1831-1854Moulson on Mathematics and Moral Philosophy: 83 2 1831-1854Mount Osborne: Mount Osborne 61 2 1831-1854Mount Osborne: Colliery exploded Mount Osborne 342 2 1831-1854Mountstuart Baroness: 253 2 1831-1854Mowbray: Barnsley 271 2 1831-1854Moxon J. to Miss Tomlin 260 2 1831-1854Moxon John to Ann Ward 312 2 1831-1854Moxon: Barnsley 478 2 1831-1854Moxon: Cawthorne 294, 295 2 1831-1854Moxon: Felkirk 300 2 1831-1854Moxon: Houghton 486 2 1831-1854Moxon: High Hoyland 208, 261, 290, 370 2 1831-1854Moxon: Silkston 475 2 1831-1854Municipal Corporation: 78 2 1831-1854Munroe Henry: surgeon 383 2 1831-1854Murderer The: 150 2 1831-1854Murgatroyd T. to A. Brown 500 2 1831-1854Murray John on Chemistry 94 2 1831-1854Muscroft: Hoyland Nether 27 2 1831-1854Muse's Scrip; 77 2 1831-1854Musgrave George: used gunpowder 434 2 1831-1854Musgrave William: cloth manufacturer 85 2 1831-1854Musgrove Mr.: relieving officer 324 2 1831-1854

Musgrove: burnt 490 2 1831-1854Musical Festival at Barnsley 12 2 1831-1854Mutual Improvement Society 522, 533, 537 2 1831-1854

Napoleon: compared with Wellington 490 2 1831-1854Napoleon: Lodge 421 2 1831-1854National Assembly: 281 2 1831-1854National Convention: 90, 195, 280 2 1831-1854National Rent: 94, 98, 99, 104, 112 2 1831-1854National School: 61, 311 2 1831-1854Navvies & Brigands: 275 2 1831-1854Naylor v Wolstenholm: 521 2 1831-1854Naylor Kexborough 357 2 1831-1854Naylor Clemensha: 236 2 1831-1854Naylor G. to E. Harrison 298 2 1831-1854Naylor George: whitesmith 101 2 1831-1854Naylor Isaac: butcher 317 2 1831-1854Naylor Isaac: gamekeeper 84, 236, 261, 270, 298, 299, 345 2 1831-1854Naylor Joshua High Hoyland 290 2 1831-1854Naylor: Barnsley 526 2 1831-1854Naylor: his alarm gun 323 2 1831-1854Neale Robert: killed near Cudworth 260 2 1831-1854Neatby W.: Wesleyan Reformer 283, 456 2 1831-1854Negro freeholders: 392 2 1831-1854Neilson Robert: killed 388 2 1831-1854Nelson and Ashworth shoot in a match: 487 2 1831-1854Nelson John Rev.: 341 2 1831-1854Netherfield Chapel 371 2 1831-1854Netherwood Hall Mill 502 2 1831-1854Never was he wholly bad at heart 448 2 1831-1854Nevison William: highwayman 157 2 1831-1854New Connexion Chapel at Barnsley 290, 341 2 1831-1854New Connexion Chapel at Clayton West 33 2 1831-1854

New Connexion Chapel at Monk Bretton 341 2 1831-1854New Connexion School: re-opened 320 2 1831-1854New Poor Law: 61, 64, 66, 81, 236, 237 2 1831-1854Newbould John: died at Tiffen 510 2 1831-1854Newburn Sarah: 278 2 1831-1854Newman Charles: solicitor 438 2 1831-1854

Newman Edward: solicitor 82, 275, 278, 289, 306, 365, 369, 384, 391, 450, 460, 492, 501 2 1831-1854

Newman J.W. Rev.: 492 2 1831-1854Newman John to Fanny Elmhirst 417 2 1831-1854Newman Thomas: aged ninety 214 2 1831-1854Newman: Darley Hall 213, 234, 275, 289, 306, 530 2 1831-1854Newman: Wath 52 2 1831-1854Newton stabs Wainwright: 460 2 1831-1854Newton Alexander Mrs.: 397 2 1831-1854Newton Robert Rev.: 175, 261, 375, 417, 446 2 1831-1854Newton Robert: burglar 101 2 1831-1854Newton Robert: offered prizes 446 2 1831-1854Nichols R. to Ann Haxworth 137 2 1831-1854Nichols: Cinder Hill 259 2 1831-1854Nicholson Henry: Franklinian 281 2 1831-1854Nicholson Martha: the poet's mother 450 2 1831-1854Nicholson Mr. to Eliza Hudson 282 2 1831-1854Nicholson P.G. to Ann Haugh 503 2 1831-1854Nicholson Thomas: solicitor 1, 135 2 1831-1854Nicholson William: Franklinian 277, 281, 430 2 1831-1854Nicholson: Bankend 204, 261, 271, 302 2 1831-1854Nicholson: Wath 345, 403, 436 2 1831-1854Night mail & Barnsley letter-bags: 490, 533 2 1831-1854Nightingale: Wath 248 2 1831-1854Nixon & Lowe: housebreakers 11 2 1831-1854Noble James: basket-maker 202 2 1831-1854Noble Mr.: delegate 149 2 1831-1854

Noblethorpe rejoicings at Noblethorpe 284 2 1831-1854Nock Joseph: Wentworth 496 2 1831-1854Noel Baptist Rev.: 289, 392 2 1831-1854Nolen Michael to Caroline Guest 324 2 1831-1854Nomination at Wakefield 179 2 1831-1854Nonconformist on Annals: 125 2 1831-1854Non-hirelings: 337, 338 2 1831-1854Norburn: Scholes 53 2 1831-1854Norburn: Wath 53, 299, 367 2 1831-1854Norcliff John to Ann Hobson 405 2 1831-1854Norman Emma: 2, 4, 6, 7, 19, 20, 213 2 1831-1854Norman Lavina: 233 2 1831-1854Norris Brady & Co.: 215 2 1831-1854Norris John: collector 307, 308 2 1831-1854Norris John: merchant 201 2 1831-1854Norris William: stole a watch 522 2 1831-1854North Derbyshire Chronicle: 152 2 1831-1854North Gawber Colliery: 381, 383 2 1831-1854North Midland Railway: 59, 62, 137 2 1831-1854Northern Star newspaper: 71, 182, 237 2 1831-1854

Northern Union:86, 90, 93, 94, 95, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 126, 127, 137, 141, 143

2 1831-1854

Northrop Joseph: banksman 267 2 1831-1854Norton Cuttlehurst 102, 200, 270 2 1831-1854Norton George: Denby 508 2 1831-1854Norton James: killed 495 2 1831-1854Norton Joseph: dropped down dead 467 2 1831-1854Norton Maria Hannah: 504 2 1831-1854Norton Race George: 29 2 1831-1854Norton Thomas: farmer 341 2 1831-1854Norton William: chartist 167, 176, 181, 231 2 1831-1854Norton: Bagden Hall 131 2 1831-1854

Norton: Hoyland 339, 455 2 1831-1854Norton: Wath 19, 136 2 1831-1854Nortonthorp: 69, 204 2 1831-1854Norwood: Adwick 294, 316 2 1831-1854Nuisances removal of: 395 2 1831-1854Nussy: Barugh 391 2 1831-1854

Oak House & Oak Well: 61 2 1831-1854

Oaks Colliery exploded: 248, 252, 256, 265, 268, 307, 323, 339, 381, 421, 496 2 1831-1854

Oaks drawing shaft: 338 2 1831-1854Oaks Explosion Fund: 278 2 1831-1854Oastler Richard: demagogue 72, 73, 79, 89, 105, 218 2 1831-1854Oatmeal cakes: 42 2 1831-1854Oats Topit: 111 2 1831-1854Oats William: aged a hundred 16 2 1831-1854O'Brien Bronterre James: 110, 189 2 1831-1854O'Brien: Irish Giant 298 2 1831-1854

O'Connell Daniel: 90, 103, 105, 154, 160, 162 , 163, 178, 181, 216, 217 2 1831-1854

O'Connor Arthur: 71 2 1831-1854

O'Connor Fergus:

71, 82, 84, 93, 102, 103, 105, 107, 126, 135, 139, 140, 169, 174, 178 ,181 ,183, 197, 198, 199, 200, 210, 211, 213, 214, 281, 297, 302

2 1831-1854

Oddfellows Arms: robbed 367 2 1831-1854Oddfellows Hall: 53 ,61, 71, 84, 85, 86, 260, 290, 295 2 1831-1854Oddfellows Sunday School: 159, 189, 190, 201, 203, 205 2 1831-1854Oddfellows: 83, 84, 85, 94, 163, 366 2 1831-1854Oddie Ann: Barnsley 56 2 1831-1854Odds & Ends of poetry & prose: 471 2 1831-1854Oddy: Thurgoland 237, 446 2 1831-1854Ogden John: farmer 26 2 1831-1854

Ogden John: pattern-weaver 65 2 1831-1854Ogden Matthew: Besom-maker 86 2 1831-1854Ogden Thomas: highwayman 283 2 1831-1854Ogden: Thurlston 428 2 1831-1854Oldest Inhabitant: 336 2 1831-1854Oldham John to Charlotte Marples 73 2 1831-1854Oldham John to Margaret Marples 236 2 1831-1854Oldham John: yarn agent 295 2 1831-1854Oldham: Royston 261, 295 2 1831-1854Oldmill a village on the canal: 61 2 1831-1854Oldroyd: Royston 27, 377 2 1831-1854Olive Branch Colliery: 448 2 1831-1854Oliver John to Miss Gill 537 2 1831-1854On Leaving Home: 19 2 1831-1854Orange John Rev.: 531 2 1831-1854Orangemen: 296, 374, 446 2 1831-1854Oratorio: 370, 417, 461, 485 2 1831-1854Organ at: Worsborough 336, 360 2 1831-1854Organ at: Wombwell 343 2 1831-1854Organ at: Hoyland Law 391, 466 2 1831-1854Organ opened at Wath 168 2 1831-1854Osborne Colliery exploded: 190 2 1831-1854Osborne C.M. Rev.: 505 2 1831-1854Osborne James Rev.: 338, 356, 359 2 1831-1854Ostcliff Thomas: innkeeper 40, 419 2 1831-1854Otley Ottley: Bolton 136 2 1831-1854Otter Henry gent.: 5 2 1831-1854Otter Miss: 10, 323 2 1831-1854Otter Robert gent.: 215, 220 2 1831-1854Our educational wrongs: 290 2 1831-1854Overend: Kexborough 381 2 1831-1854Owen F. Rev. on Constantinople 471 2 1831-1854Owen John: High Hoyland 290 2 1831-1854

Owen Thomas: witness 387 2 1831-1854Ownsworth: Berry Moor 284, 486 2 1831-1854Ownsworth: Moorend 197, 284 2 1831-1854Ownsworth: Thurnscoe 259 2 1831-1854Owram: Ardsley 16, 121 2 1831-1854Oxley Dr.: Bristol 89 2 1831-1854Oxley Ezra: carter 497 2 1831-1854Oxley W. to M. Robinson 279 2 1831-1854Oxley W. to M. Jarvis 382 2 1831-1854Oxley: Barnsley 324 2 1831-1854Oxley: Stubbing 223, 290 2 1831-1854Oxley: Thurlston 224, 281 2 1831-1854Oxley: Wentworth 294 2 1831-1854

Padgit Sarah: witness 387 2 1831-1854Page A. J. Rev.: 395, 433, 530 2 1831-1854Pageroyd: 78 2 1831-1854Palfreyman: Hoyland 319 2 1831-1854Palfreyman: Mexborough 272, 285, 360, 413 2 1831-1854Palfreyman: Wentworth 199, 271 2 1831-1854Palmer George: gamekeeper 413 2 1831-1854Palmer Peter: drowned 374 2 1831-1854Panic amongst the dogberries: 202 2 1831-1854Paper hangings: washable 328 2 1831-1854Parish interchange of 207 2 1831-1854Parishes: nine in Staincross 62 2 1831-1854Parke Henry and divine poet: 242 2 1831-1854Parker B. To M. A. Beardshall 378 2 1831-1854Parker C. J. to S. E. Woodruff 381 2 1831-1854Parker Charles from Houghton-le-Skerne 270 2 1831-1854Parker Edward orator : the Free Press considers he was misled 345 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: a Guardian of Barnsley Union Barnsley 307 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: and on Mohammedism (Islam) 535 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: assists in formation of Barnsley Building Society Barnsley 422 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: at the Board of Health 451, 485 2 1831-1854Parker Edward orator: at the celebration nuptials of Henry Mason Richardson 343 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: at the dinner in celebration of the opening Manchester & Barnsley railway 504 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: at the Mechanics Institute anniversary 465 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: Chairman at the first festival of Mechanics inst. Barnsley 283 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: chairman at the meeting in honour of Louis Kossuth 344 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: Chairman at the meeting to amend Police Act Barnsley 78, 79 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: he lays foundation-stone of Corn Exchange Barnsley 339 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: he lectures on Lord Byron 530 2 1831-1854Parker Edward orator: he lectures on Odds & Ends of Poetry & Prose 471 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: he marries again 210 2 1831-1854Parker Edward orator: he speaks at an anti-corn-law meeting 104 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: his first wife dies 100 2 1831-1854Parker Edward orator: his opinion of the Poor Law Board 404 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: his reply to Mr. Farnall's oration 410 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: his speech at the opening of the Corn Exchange 398 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: his speech at the Trade Protection Society 458 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: his speech in favour of Public Health Act 367 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: his speech on gas & water question 491 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: in favour of baths and wash-houses 379 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: on the Committee of Educational Society Barnsley 125 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: subscribed to relieve the sufferers from of the Holmfirth Flood Holmfirth 358 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: vice-chairman of Board of Guardians 499 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward orator: vice-president of Association for Pigs & Poultry Barnsley 389 2 1831-1854

Parker Edward: chairman at tenth anniversary of Franklin Club 428 2 1831-1854

Parker J. to J. Broadhead 271 2 1831-1854Parker John: died at Brooklyn 371 2 1831-1854Parker John: joiner 270 2 1831-1854Parker: Barnsley 415, 536 2 1831-1854Parker: Hoyland Nether 286 2 1831-1854Parker: Burton Grange Burton Grange 508 2 1831-1854Parker: G. and his bay mare 136 2 1831-1854Parkin Burland Sarah: 202 2 1831-1854Parkin H. to E. Allart 279 2 1831-1854Parkin H.: yarn agent 222, 286 2 1831-1854Parkin R. to M.A. Thirlway 286 2 1831-1854Parkin R.: Barnsley 282, 286 2 1831-1854Parkin: Barnsley 205, 222, 261, 279 2 1831-1854

Parkin: Mexborough 367 2 1831-1854Parkin: Wentworth 34 2 1831-1854Parkin: Wombwell 426 2 1831-1854Parkin: Wortley 234 2 1831-1854Parkinson Frances Juliet: 371 2 1831-1854Parkinson M. A. Rev.: 234, 284 2 1831-1854Parkinson Richard: Barnsley 299 2 1831-1854Parkinson Shircliff Joseph: mayor 368, 403 2 1831-1854Parkinson William: surgeon 269 2 1831-1854Parkinson: Blacker 228, 236 2 1831-1854Parkinson: Hay Green 163, 426 2 1831-1854Parkinson: Hemsworth 279 2 1831-1854Parliamentary Intelligence at a glance: 88, 2 1831-1854Parliamentary representation of Barnsley 466 2 1831-1854Parsons E. Rev.: 532 2 1831-1854Partington H. Rev.: 469, 500, 508 2 1831-1854Partridge Dale Tragedy: 324, 325, 331, 334 2 1831-1854Pashley John: innkeeper 412 2 1831-1854Pashley: Mexborough 29 2 1831-1854Pashley: Oxspring 298, 309 2 1831-1854Pashley: Thurgoland 470 2 1831-1854Pashley: West Melton 299, 300 2 1831-1854Pass fine A.: 203, 204 2 1831-1854Pass: Barnsley 256, 261 2 1831-1854Pastoral Aid Society: 344, 402, 526 2 1831-1854Patrician on the Wortleys: 253 2 1831-1854Patrick George: innkeeper 531 2 1831-1854Patrick: Stubbing 371 2 1831-1854Patriotic Fund: 530, 532, 533, 535, 536, 537, 538 2 1831-1854Payne John: Newhill Hall 5, 2 1831-1854Payne William: killed 478 2 1831-1854Peace Lister Mrs.: singer 390 2 1831-1854Peace Seth: 319 2 1831-1854

Peacock H.W. to E. Hodgson 416 2 1831-1854Peacock H.W.: solicitor 380, 406, 444 2 1831-1854Pearsall J. T.: lecturer 315, 366, 497 2 1831-1854Pearson: Denaby 143, 177 2 1831-1854Pearson: Mexborough 286, 287 2 1831-1854Pearson: Notton 16, 27 2 1831-1854Pearson: Snowden Hill 27 2 1831-1854Peckett George: died of apoplexy 377 2 1831-1854Peckett John: 98 2 1831-1854Peckett Richard: Wortley 344 2 1831-1854Peckett William: linen manufacturer 338, 444 2 1831-1854Peckett: Mapplewell 486 2 1831-1854Peckett: Royston 538 2 1831-1854

Peckett's weavers: 95, 98, 218, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 229, 231, 233 2 1831-1854

Peel Square formed: 285 2 1831-1854Peep Green Demonstration: 92, 93, 106 2 1831-1854Peggy Airey: 278 2 1831-1854Pemberton Elizabeth worried by a dog: 261 2 1831-1854Pemberton Reece Charles: 310 2 1831-1854Pemberton: Gawber 130, 261 2 1831-1854Peninsular veteran: 151 2 1831-1854Peniston & Barnsley Railway Peniston 365 2 1831-1854Peniston Guardians to Poor Law Board Peniston 392 2 1831-1854Peniston: bleak situation of Peniston 41 2 1831-1854Peniston: clothing society Peniston 414, 533 2 1831-1854Peniston: female National School Peniston 42 2 1831-1854Peniston: prize ringing at Peniston 317 2 1831-1854Peniston: the finished town Peniston 41 2 1831-1854Pennsylvanian Vocalists: 400 2 1831-1854Penny Cyclopedia on Barnsley 31 2 1831-1854Penny postage: 129 2 1831-1854Penny J. to E. Haigh 537 2 1831-1854

Penrose T. Rev.: 334, 457 2 1831-1854Pepper: Hoober Hall 3, 126 2 1831-1854Pepper: Monk Bretton 28 2 1831-1854Pepper: Newhall Grange 260, 261 2 1831-1854Pepper: Royston 174, 175 2 1831-1854Pepper: Wath 313 2 1831-1854Pepper: Wentworth 4, 45, 53, 104 , 190, 298, 521 2 1831-1854Pepper: West Hall 285, 308 2 1831-1854Perkes John: suicide 118 2 1831-1854Perkes: Worsborough 517 2 1831-1854Perkin A. E.: Harborough House 221 2 1831-1854Perkins: Braithwaite Hall 492 2 1831-1854Perry Mary: witness 331 2 1831-1854Peter's St. of Hoyland & Tankersley 1 2 1831-1854

Petitions from Barnsley 81, 82, 84, 140, 163, 175, 193, 209, 214, 226, 231, 295, 434 2 1831-1854

Pettinger: Worsborough 53 2 1831-1854Petty Sessions 60 2 1831-1854Phillips Henry: singer 471 2 1831-1854Philo-Apollo on John Foster 5 2 1831-1854Phipps Edmund Hon. 1 2 1831-1854Photographs exhibited: 511 2 1831-1854Phytologist botanical Magazine 294 2 1831-1854Pickard R.: coal steward 270, 272 2 1831-1854Pickard Samuel: 421, 447 2 1831-1854Pickard: Barnsley 12, 421 2 1831-1854Pickard: Monk Bretton 260 2 1831-1854Pickering A. P. to Miss Stanhope 430 2 1831-1854Pickering Annabella: 209 2 1831-1854Pickering George: bleacher 307 2 1831-1854Pickering John: Redbrook 209 2 1831-1854Pickering John: Union Inn 217, 221, 222, 223, 378 2 1831-1854Pickering Richard: M.D. 3, 28 2 1831-1854

Pickering T . to E. Greaves 256 2 1831-1854Pickering: Darton 70 2 1831-1854Pickering: Gawber 68, 101, 246 2 1831-1854Pickering: Hoyland Nether 47, 218 2 1831-1854Pickford John: kept a bull to be baited 435 2 1831-1854Pickles: Darton 29, 88, 135, 270 2 1831-1854Pickles: Stainborough 82 2 1831-1854Piddington about hurricanes: 375 2 1831-1854Pig & poultry show: 389, 449, 454, 511, 513 2 1831-1854Piggy rag bag: 416 2 1831-1854Pigot & Newton: spin cotton 250, 323, 442, 443 2 1831-1854Pigot B. J.: 450, 498 2 1831-1854Pigot: Bolton 143, 278, 298 2 1831-1854Pigot: Goldthorp 227, 289, 317, 490 2 1831-1854Pigot: Houghton 52 2 1831-1854Pigs stolen: 470 2 1831-1854Pilkington E.T. Sir: Chevet 308, 485 2 1831-1854Pilkington Swinnerton Milburn Lady: 535 2 1831-1854Pilkington Thomas Sir: 383 2 1831-1854Pilkington William Sir: 317 2 1831-1854Pilkington: Thurlston 377 2 1831-1854Pilmore O'Connor Ashton Feargus: 160 2 1831-1854

Pilmore David: Chartist 94, 95, 99, 126, 139, 140, 153, 154, 159, 167, 181, 188, 195 2 1831-1854

Pilot engine ran into mail train: 249, 250 2 1831-1854Pinfold: Cawthorne 10 2 1831-1854Pitch Winteringham Robert: linen manufacturer 286 2 1831-1854Pitkethley: 84 2 1831-1854Pitt George gent: 234, 308, 365, 444, 501 2 1831-1854Place John: Bretton Chapel 245 2 1831-1854Plant meaning of: 32 2 1831-1854Plate presented to: Joseph Canter 536 2 1831-1854Pledge de John: author 77 2 1831-1854

Plint Henry: on Oliver Goldsmith 405 2 1831-1854Plint Thomas: Leeds 123, 125 2 1831-1854Plough Inn sold: 512 2 1831-1854Ploughing meeting : at Notton 343 2 1831-1854Ploughing meeting : at Monk Bretton 526 2 1831-1854Plug riots: 202 2 1831-1854Plumbe: Wentworth 162 2 1831-1854Poetry of a Day: 448 2 1831-1854Poetry: Questionable stuff 236 2 1831-1854Poets of Yorkshire: 240 2 1831-1854Pogmoor Election: 178 2 1831-1854Pogmoor Sunday School: 27, 374 2 1831-1854Poles: Thorp Hesley 34, 415 2 1831-1854Poles: Wentworth 63, 73, 90, 92, 100, 205, 271 2 1831-1854

Police Commissioners: 59, 64, 78, 79, 373, 384, 385, 390, 421, 443 2 1831-1854

Policemen: first time in uniform 466 2 1831-1854Pollard George: gardener 342 2 1831-1854Pollard James: died of apoplexy 520 2 1831-1854Pollard Matthew: killed 514 2 1831-1854Polling place: Barnsley 60 2 1831-1854Pollock Mr.: Lecturer 283 2 1831-1854Polytechnic review: 209, 210 2 1831-1854Polytechnic Society: 82, 317 2 1831-1854Ponsonby Charlotte Lady: 16 2 1831-1854Pontefract Sessions: 498 2 1831-1854Pool George: tradesman 395, 514 2 1831-1854Poole Schofield John: 397 2 1831-1854Poor Law Amendment Act: 61, 64, 66, 81, 236, 237, 316 2 1831-1854Poor rate: 2s. In the £1 272 2 1831-1854Poor unemployed: 84 2 1831-1854Pope of Rome: 318 2 1831-1854Pope's mother: 157 2 1831-1854

Popple John: Barnsley 360 2 1831-1854Poppleton: Cudworth 272 2 1831-1854Popplewell Thomas: slain 92 2 1831-1854Popplewell: Swithen 314 2 1831-1854Popplewell: Burton Grange 121, 314 2 1831-1854Population in Staincross 62 2 1831-1854Porter Benjamin: witness 382 2 1831-1854Porter William Rev.: 13 2 1831-1854Porter: Barnsley 11, 142 2 1831-1854Porter: Park House 19, 28, 382 2 1831-1854Porter: bankrupt 162 2 1831-1854Portraits: Lord Wharncliff 256 2 1831-1854Portraits: Archdeacon Corbett 221 2 1831-1854Portraits: Duke of Wellington 221 2 1831-1854Portraits: Earl Fitzwilliam 16 2 1831-1854Post Office: Barnsley 431, 497, 502, 503, 533 2 1831-1854Post Office: Silkston 218 2 1831-1854Postman: extra 313 2 1831-1854Potato disease: 324, 389 2 1831-1854Potatoes: price of 459 2 1831-1854Potts John: burnt to death 259 2 1831-1854Potts: Darfield 289, 319 2 1831-1854Poulson: Mexborough 278 2 1831-1854Powell: Hoyland 294 2 1831-1854Prest John: currier 520 2 1831-1854Preston William: Railway Tavern 142 2 1831-1854Price James: upset mail train 487, 493 2 1831-1854Price: Barnsley 137, 271 2 1831-1854Priestley John: miner 223, 224 2 1831-1854Priestley O. W.: medical student 370, 375, 449 2 1831-1854Primitive Camp Meeting: 374 2 1831-1854Prince Henry: organist 446 2 1831-1854Proclamation by the Queen: 268 2 1831-1854

Profanity on Canal Barnsley 228 2 1831-1854Progress in Barnsley 345 2 1831-1854Property sold in Barnsley 519 2 1831-1854Protection to British industry: 232 2 1831-1854Provisional Order for the application of Public Health Act: 405 2 1831-1854

Public Health Act: 345, 346, 367, 405 2 1831-1854Public Rooms: 61 2 1831-1854Puddlephat John: Cawthorne 314, 371 2 1831-1854Puley John: Star Inn 391 2 1831-1854Pullen: Stubbing 137 2 1831-1854Purgatory of Suicides: 299 2 1831-1854Purslove: Peniston 372 2 1831-1854Pybus Richard to Hannah Archer 216 2 1831-1854Pybus Richard: journalist 428, 498 2 1831-1854

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

R.A.T.: Dramatic Society 37 2 1831-1854Race Joseph: Squirrel Hall 426, 511 2 1831-1854Race Richard: gent.: 453, 475, 519 2 1831-1854Races: Barnsley 340, 383, 384, 449, 453 2 1831-1854Rackett: Pogmoor 179 2 1831-1854Radclyffe Ermingarde: 261 2 1831-1854Radical Association: 64, 71, 72, 82 2 1831-1854Radical dinner at Barnsley 83 2 1831-1854Radley Francis: Woolley Edge 27 2 1831-1854Raffles Dr. 532 2 1831-1854Railton William: Barnsley 510 2 1831-1854

Railway commenced: Barnsley to Peniston 365 2 1831-1854Railway opened Midland North: 137 2 1831-1854Railway: down New Street 141 2 1831-1854Ramsbottom J. to M. Peckett 338 2 1831-1854Ramsden Thomas & Mary: 11 2 1831-1854Ramsden: Darfield 29, 486 2 1831-1854Ramsden: Hunshelf 84, 272 2 1831-1854Ramsden: Oaks Colliery 413 2 1831-1854Ramsden: Peniston 109 2 1831-1854Randall G.: coach proprietor 365 2 1831-1854Ranson William: collector 308, 447 2 1831-1854Rat Hanoverian: 98 2 1831-1854Ratcliff Thomas: Chartist 193 2 1831-1854Rate: 1st under Public Health Act 472 2 1831-1854Ratepayers meetings: 64, 78, 79, 279, 367, 450, 491 2 1831-1854Ratepayers reject George Savage: 450 2 1831-1854Rating by Police Commissioners: 60 2 1831-1854Rauworth: Greenmoor 260 2 1831-1854Rawdin William: burglar 202 2 1831-1854Rawlin: Tankersley 453 2 1831-1854Rawlin: Wentworth 10, 35, 56, 67, 450 2 1831-1854Rawson Joseph: died of his burns 419 2 1831-1854Ray John: printer 9, 83, 89, 252, 397, 399, 413, 416 2 1831-1854Ray Joseph: schoolmaster 1, 222 2 1831-1854Raynes: Billingley Green 151, 194 2 1831-1854Raynor Joseph Rev.: 286 2 1831-1854Raywood J. to A. Cawood 308 2 1831-1854Raywood Joseph: farmer 298 2 1831-1854Raywood Miss: robbed 370 2 1831-1854Raywood R. to M. Cordeux 296 2 1831-1854Raywood 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 1831-1854Raywood: Ardsley 246 2 1831-1854Raywood: Darfield 339 2 1831-1854Raywood: sergeant major 213 2 1831-1854Reaping Machine: trial of a 381 2 1831-1854Reay Edward to Hester Heely 374 2 1831-1854Rebels' spears: 63 2 1831-1854Receipt for rent without a stamp: 503 2 1831-1854Reckless: Wath 5 2 1831-1854Reddish T to M. Miller 256 2 1831-1854Reddish Thomas: corn-miller 336 2 1831-1854Redfern Joel: 3 2 1831-1854Redfern: Peniston 236, 237 2 1831-1854Reed Reedstone Rev.: 90 2 1831-1854Reed: Mexborough 231, 303 2 1831-1854Reeder: Melton West 489 2 1831-1854Reform Bill: 11 2 1831-1854Registrar General of Barnsley 449 2 1831-1854Registrar's returns: 372, 393, 419, 467 2 1831-1854Registration Districts: 63 2 1831-1854Reider: Saxon lord of Wath 5, 6 2 1831-1854Rejoicing at Noblethorp 284 2 1831-1854Rennison precipitated to the bottom: 180 2 1831-1854Repeal Association: 213, 214, 216, 217 2 1831-1854Repeal of the Union: 152, 213 2 1831-1854Requests Court of: 91 2 1831-1854Reservoir: Worsborough 236, 530 2 1831-1854Restitution in full: 82 2 1831-1854Retz de Cardinal: his maxim 274 2 1831-1854Revel Edward: weaver 143 2 1831-1854Revel: Thurlston 527 2 1831-1854Revenue Fraud on the: 422 2 1831-1854Reynard John Rev.: 378 2 1831-1854

Reyner John: stonemason 27 2 1831-1854Reyner Matthew: yeoman 212 2 1831-1854Reyner Mr. to Miss Hirst 391 2 1831-1854Reyner: Rough Birchworth 278, 459 2 1831-1854Reyner: Royston 67, 357 2 1831-1854Reyner: Thurgoland 248, 285 2 1831-1854Reyner: Wath 3, 530 2 1831-1854Reyner: Wentworth 116 2 1831-1854Rhodes Charles: Dusty Miller 479 2 1831-1854Rhodes G. to E. Parker 227 2 1831-1854Rhodes Jonas: left an annuity 61 2 1831-1854Rhodes Mary: Thurnscoe 313, 532 2 1831-1854Rhodes William Sir: 157 2 1831-1854Rhodes William: aged ninety-six 300 2 1831-1854Rhodes: Barnsley 314 2 1831-1854Rhodes: Carr Green 345 2 1831-1854Rhodes: Hoyland 194, 213, 272, 312, 335 2 1831-1854Rhodes: Peniston 269 2 1831-1854Rhodes: Staincross 466 2 1831-1854Rhodes: Ward Green 278, 285 2 1831-1854Rhodes: Wentworth 236 2 1831-1854Rice William: insurgent 52 2 1831-1854Rich: Barnsley 112 2 1831-1854Richards John: huntsman 293 2 1831-1854Richardson Hawksworth John: 117 2 1831-1854Richardson Henry: 442 2 1831-1854Richardson Henry: at Cudworth 375 2 1831-1854Richardson Henry: a patron to Barnsley Horticultural Society 388 2 1831-1854

Richardson Henry: appointed Chief Constable 193 2 1831-1854

Richardson Henry: apprentice to Richard Parkinson 299 2 1831-1854

Richardson Henry: assists at nomination of constables 358 2 1831-1854

Richardson Henry: at the Board of Health 450 2 1831-1854Richardson Henry: could not go up to the list of 1836 etc 440 2 1831-1854

Richardson Henry: his speech in favour of baths and wash-houses 379 2 1831-1854

Richardson Henry: his speech in favour of the Public Health Act 368 2 1831-1854

Richardson Henry: his speech to the police commissioners 385, 386 2 1831-1854

Richardson Henry: linen manufacturer and 1st Mayor 79, 233, 343 2 1831-1854

Richardson Henry: made a large tablecloth for M. Soyer 336 2 1831-1854

Richardson Henry: on the Grand Jury at Sessions Pontefract 83 2 1831-1854Richardson Henry: subscribes to Patriotic Fund 530 2 1831-1854Richardson John: calenderer 325 2 1831-1854Richardson M. H. To M. S. Galland 343 2 1831-1854Richardson Robert: gent. 66 2 1831-1854Richardson T. to L. Norman 233 2 1831-1854Richardson T. to Miss Clark 106 2 1831-1854Richardson Thomas: blacksmith 67, 137 2 1831-1854Richardson: Darfield 199, 214, 216, 287 2 1831-1854Richardson: Barnsley 27, 133 2 1831-1854Richmond Joseph: acquitted 427 2 1831-1854Ridgill: Wath 84 2 1831-1854Ridsdale G. to M. A. Pickering 405 2 1831-1854Ridsdale: Barnsley 39, 176, 492 2 1831-1854Ridsdale: Crook House 53, 131, 437 2 1831-1854Rigby John: Rev.: 90, 124, 141, 144, 149, 151 2 1831-1854Right eye of Yorkshire: 276 2 1831-1854Rimmington John: attorney 86 2 1831-1854

Rimmington: New Hall 162 2 1831-1854Rindle Jacob: miner 220, 221 2 1831-1854Ringers: Silkston Old 412 2 1831-1854Ringers: at supper 394 2 1831-1854Ringing at: Barnsley 204, 286 2 1831-1854Ringing at: Peniston 317 2 1831-1854Ringing at: Silkston 335 2 1831-1854Ringing at: Wath 340 2 1831-1854Ringing at: Wragby 203 2 1831-1854Ringing at: Fishlake 484 2 1831-1854Ringing in: London 341 2 1831-1854Ringston Hill: 310 2 1831-1854Riot at: Keresforth Hill 60 2 1831-1854Riot on North Midland Railway 109 2 1831-1854Ripon: Bishop of 203, 281, 295, 312, 339, 522, 523 2 1831-1854Ripon: Dean of 312 2 1831-1854Roadhouse: Houghton 217 2 1831-1854Robbery at Emley 195 2 1831-1854Roberton G.: socialist 232, 233 2 1831-1854Roberts H. to M. A. Colton 444 2 1831-1854

Roberts Earnshaw Richard Rev.:

122, 235, 255, 278, 281, 300, 334, 342, 343, 345, 358, 360, 378, 391, 395, 397, 400, 402, 415, 418, 425, 433, 446, 447, 503, 506, 520, 526

2 1831-1854

Roberts G. to S. Collingwood 84 2 1831-1854Roberts P.W.: miner's attorney-general 433 2 1831-1854Roberts: Cotes 228 2 1831-1854Roberts: Darton 391 2 1831-1854Roberts: Hoober 29, 197 2 1831-1854Roberts: Silkston 357 2 1831-1854Roberts: Thurlston 153 2 1831-1854Roberts: Wath 56 2 1831-1854Roberts; Mexborough 209 2 1831-1854

Robinson Charles: from Oldham 250 2 1831-1854Robinson G. to R. Guest 432 2 1831-1854Robinson George innkeeper 490 2 1831-1854Robinson George: carpenter 3 2 1831-1854Robinson George: tried for murder 150, 151, 163, 173 2 1831-1854Robinson John: farmer 311 2 1831-1854Robinson John: killed 106 2 1831-1854Robinson Martha: from Ludborough 216 2 1831-1854Robinson Richard: his sudden death 459 2 1831-1854Robinson Richard: killed 412 2 1831-1854Robinson Robert Rev.: 334 2 1831-1854Robinson Samuel: scalded to death 466 2 1831-1854Robinson Thomas: flax-dresser 293 2 1831-1854Robinson Thomas: stonemason 286 2 1831-1854Robinson W. to Mrs. Pleasant 456 2 1831-1854Robinson W. to S. Dernaley 456 2 1831-1854Robinson William: cooper 135 2 1831-1854Robinson William: stonemason 295 2 1831-1854Robinson William: weaver 196 2 1831-1854Robinson William: witness 326 2 1831-1854Robinson: Barnsley 521 2 1831-1854Robinson: Havercroft 408 2 1831-1854Robinson: Redbrook 246 2 1831-1854Robinson: Wath 131 2 1831-1854Rock William: stonemason 471 2 1831-1854Rock Abraham: stonemason 236 2 1831-1854Rock Henry: apothecary 15, 308 2 1831-1854Rock: Barnsley 178, 202, 236 2 1831-1854Rocks: Wharncliff 47 2 1831-1854Rodham: Cannon Hall 275, 289, 306, 307 2 1831-1854Rodwell: Wath 116, 209, 271, 506 2 1831-1854Roebuck: Hunshelf 29, 67, 190 2 1831-1854Roebuck: Kexborough 68 2 1831-1854

Roebuck: Thurlston 83, 295 2 1831-1854Roger: Newbegin 371 2 1831-1854Rogers Charles: author 89, 137, 294, 400 2 1831-1854Rogers Edmund: bequeathed Great Tithes 61, 346 2 1831-1854Rogers Lacy Charles: solicitor 37 2 1831-1854Rogers Malkin John: burglar 218 2 1831-1854Rogers Paul: poet 4, 15, 16, 159, 245, 271, 290, 341, 351 2 1831-1854Rogers: Barnsley 237 2 1831-1854Rogers: Darfield 503 2 1831-1854Rogers: Elsecar 52, 485 2 1831-1854Rogers: Wath 7, 487 2 1831-1854Rogerson John: gardener 176 2 1831-1854Rogerson: Barnsley 526 2 1831-1854Rogerson: Felkirk 73, 86 2 1831-1854Rogerson: Hiendley 1 2 1831-1854Rogerson: Hoober Stand 126 2 1831-1854Rollin John: dyer 341, 356 2 1831-1854Rollin Richard: sportsman 261, 449 2 1831-1854Rollin Timothy: printer 392 2 1831-1854Rollin William: 319 2 1831-1854Rollin: Aldham Mill 204 2 1831-1854Rollin: Oxspring 4, 42, 454 2 1831-1854Rollin's flour mill: 42 2 1831-1854Rollinson: Royston 13, 249, 261, 527 2 1831-1854Roman Catholics 60, 90, 151, 152, 160, 162, 211 2 1831-1854Roodhouse Jane: deaf & dumb 275, 289 2 1831-1854Roodhouse S.: warehouseman 319 2 1831-1854Rook Daniel: warehouseman 34 2 1831-1854Rook Miss and her Wills 493, 500, 505 2 1831-1854Roper: Carlcotes 68 2 1831-1854Rose Vincent: killed 377 2 1831-1854Rose: precipitated to the bottom 180 2 1831-1854Ross v Harrison: 101 2 1831-1854

Ross Alexis Alexander: 33, 311 2 1831-1854Ross James: poet 53 2 1831-1854Ross Thomas Hon. Sec. 336 2 1831-1854Ross: Wentworth 473 2 1831-1854Rotherham Sessions: 445, 508 2 1831-1854Rowley Frederick: bookkeeper 360 2 1831-1854Rowley J. to C. Clarkson 246 2 1831-1854Rowley John: robbed 416 2 1831-1854Rowley: Cawthorne 27, 33, 356, 360 2 1831-1854Royal Arms: St. Mary's Church 316 2 1831-1854Royal Hotel: 36, 37 2 1831-1854Royston Hambras: Ardsley 65 2 1831-1854Royston Cornelius: blacksmith 412 2 1831-1854Royston Moses: ginger beer 246 2 1831-1854Royston William: iron salesman 286 2 1831-1854Royston: Hoyland Nether 12, 16 2 1831-1854Rusby W. to Miss Burkinshaw 245 2 1831-1854Rushforth Elizabeth: 210 2 1831-1854Rushforth George: both his legs broken 180 2 1831-1854

Rushforth George: guard over Napoleon at St. Helena 100 2 1831-1854

Rushforth Jonathan: killed 449 2 1831-1854Rushforth Samuel Barnsley 180, 300 2 1831-1854Rushforth T. to C. Charlesworth 505 2 1831-1854Russel G. to Miss Clark 230 2 1831-1854Russel George: Champney Hill 248 2 1831-1854Russel George: tanner 260 2 1831-1854Russel Henry: singer 439 2 1831-1854Russel James: High Royd 65, 255 2 1831-1854Russel John Lord: at Hickleton Hall 256 2 1831-1854Russel: Hound Hill 397 2 1831-1854Russia: Barnsley families return from, 459 2 1831-1854Rustic Wreath: 27, 54 2 1831-1854

Ruth Christopher: 33 2 1831-1854Ryalls: Newhill Mill 200 2 1831-1854Ryalls; Wath 371 2 1831-1854Ryan P. Rev.: 180, 182, 186, 187, 189 2 1831-1854Rycroft J. to E. Harrison 282 2 1831-1854Rycroft Thomas: carrier 131 2 1831-1854Ryley Edward & Michael: buried alive 454 2 1831-1854Rymer Charles: Wesleyan Reformer 456 2 1831-1854

Sacred Month 111, 112, 133 2 1831-1854Sadler Alfred M.A.: 126 2 1831-1854Sadler Phoebe: suffocated 473 2 1831-1854Sadler Thomas Michael: 9, 104, 200, 316, 370, 375, 449, 468 2 1831-1854Sagitaria sagittifolia: 54 2 1831-1854Saile Robert: grocer 27, 89 2 1831-1854Saile Thomas: 118 2 1831-1854Saile: Darton 270, 278 2 1831-1854Sale (first) by auction in Corn Exchange: 417 2 1831-1854Sale of stock at Wentworth Woodhouse 414, 536 2 1831-1854Sale Thomas Rev.: 526 2 1831-1854Salem Chapel: 256, 289 2 1831-1854Salkeld: Wentworth 228, 231, 313 2 1831-1854Sally Bobbinwinder: pamphlet 88 2 1831-1854Salter John: killed near Cudworth 260 2 1831-1854Sampson Elizabeth: witness 327 2 1831-1854Sampson Mary: witness 328, 329 2 1831-1854Sandal in the Olden time: Sandal 136 2 1831-1854Sanderson Rich John: 73 2 1831-1854Sanderson: Adwick 248 2 1831-1854Sanderson: Cudworth 53, 162, 392 2 1831-1854Sanderson: Tingle Bridge 489 2 1831-1854Sanderson: Stubbing 456 2 1831-1854Sanderson: Thurgoland 200, 270 2 1831-1854

Sanderson: Thurlston 272 2 1831-1854Sangster Charles Rev.: 344, 377 2 1831-1854Sanitary Act: 503 2 1831-1854Sanitary Meeting: 491 2 1831-1854Saunday Mrs. Mother of J. & J. Massie: 294 2 1831-1854Saunderson Nicholas: 21, 40, 41, 42, 240 2 1831-1854

Savage George: 78, 79 ,81, 119, 258, 376, 382, 394, 422, 450, 451 2 1831-1854

Saville James: aged 92 53, 131 2 1831-1854Saville J. to Lois Hawley 259 2 1831-1854Saville James: haberdashier 359 2 1831-1854Saville William: Balk 462 2 1831-1854Saville: Worsborough 46, 53, 131, 270 2 1831-1854Savilles of Wath 6, 33, 190 2 1831-1854Savings Bank: 53, 61, 318, 325, 486, 489 2 1831-1854Savings Bank: at Bolton 63 2 1831-1854Saxton Joseph: drowned 286 2 1831-1854Scaife Jonathan: killed 317 2 1831-1854Scales G. to A. Rothery 295 2 1831-1854Scales Mr. to E. Frudd 280 2 1831-1854Scales Thomas Rev.: 367 2 1831-1854Scales: Burton Grange 454, 485 2 1831-1854Scarfe George Rev.: 345, 396, 438, 532 2 1831-1854Scargill George: miner 382 2 1831-1854Scargill Henry: witness 365 2 1831-1854Scargill Richard: weaver 309 2 1831-1854Scargill Rose: witness 363 2 1831-1854Scepticism in Barnsley 415 2 1831-1854Schofield Charles: carpenter 382 2 1831-1854Schofield Charles: watch-maker 211 2 1831-1854Schofield John gent.: 83 2 1831-1854Schofield M. to J. Fletcher 271 2 1831-1854Schofield William: killed 440 2 1831-1854

Schofield: Denby Dale 12 2 1831-1854Schofield: Peniston 137, 290 2 1831-1854Schofield: Raw Green 4, 446 2 1831-1854Schofield: Rawling House 345 2 1831-1854Schofield: Wath 397 2 1831-1854Scholey George: dairyman 295 2 1831-1854Scholey Thomas: dyer 126 2 1831-1854Scholey: Cock Inn 233, 255 2 1831-1854Scholey: Havercroft 236 2 1831-1854Scholey: Peniston 316 2 1831-1854Scholey: Worsborough 339, 357 2 1831-1854School for factory operatives: 317 2 1831-1854Schools erected at Monk Bretton 256 2 1831-1854Schools erected at Wentworth 63 2 1831-1854Scissett Parsonage: 234 2 1831-1854Scorah George to Mrs. Ostcliff 204 2 1831-1854Scorah John: farmer 215 2 1831-1854Scotland it's Manners Institutions & Customs: 83 2 1831-1854Scott Ann Margaret: 2, 426 2 1831-1854Scott David: Hoyland 272 2 1831-1854Scott H. J. to Olivia Hoyt 533 2 1831-1854Scott John Rev.: 383 2 1831-1854Scott Joseph: killed 12 2 1831-1854Scott: Barnsley 135 2 1831-1854

Seagrave Michael: chartist 150, 152 , 160, 193, 197, 200, 213, 276, 302 2 1831-1854

Searle January 156, 294, 299, 309, 350, 351, 352, 353, 354 2 1831-1854

Searshea Barnsley 12 2 1831-1854Sectional meetings 116 2 1831-1854Seddons: Worsborough 260, 309 2 1831-1854Sedgwick: Barnsley 4, 12, 89, 194, 295, 519 2 1831-1854Sedgwick Isaac 194 2 1831-1854

Sedgwick John: warehouseman 197 2 1831-1854Sedgwick Leonard: pipe-maker 295, 309 2 1831-1854Sedgwick Samuel: 126 2 1831-1854Sedgwick W. to A. Moor 377 2 1831-1854Sedition arrested for: Rev. W. Hill 203 2 1831-1854Sellers Ephraim: miner 220 2 1831-1854Senior Carnley Samuel: 294 2 1831-1854Senior G. to E. Savage 520 2 1831-1854Senior George: draper 339 2 1831-1854Senior George: farmer 425 2 1831-1854Senior J. to E. Strutt 255 2 1831-1854Senior John: butcher 339 2 1831-1854Senior Mary: George & Dragon 237 2 1831-1854Senior Richard: butcher 101 2 1831-1854Senior Samuel: tailor 82 2 1831-1854Senior Sarah: found dead 367, 369 2 1831-1854Senior Thomas: butcher 16, 37 2 1831-1854Senior: Barnsley 24, 53, 100, 144, 237, 307, 383, 415 2 1831-1854Senior: Bolsterstone 314 2 1831-1854Senior: Darton 471 2 1831-1854Senior: Dodworth 390 2 1831-1854Senior: Peniston 190, 313, 422, 433 2 1831-1854Senior: Royston 201, 203, 382 2 1831-1854Senior: Thurgoland 34, 237, 504 2 1831-1854Senior: Woolley 188 2 1831-1854Sermon by B. Beddow: 264 2 1831-1854Sermons by S. Hadfield: 264, 269 2 1831-1854Shackleton John: Peniston 393 2 1831-1854Shambles street: why so called 324 2 1831-1854Sharp Ann Mary: witness 362 2 1831-1854Sharp W. to A. Roebuck 317 2 1831-1854Sharp: a navvie lecturer 360 2 1831-1854Sharpley: Hemingfield 27 2 1831-1854

Shaw Land. 61, 346, 356 2 1831-1854Shaw Mill: 220, 278 2 1831-1854Shaw B. to J. Hold: 312 2 1831-1854Shaw Benjamin: drowned 402 2 1831-1854Shaw George: Thorncliff 506, 520 2 1831-1854Shaw Giles gent.: 508 2 1831-1854Shaw H. to C. Hutchinson 224 2 1831-1854Shaw Hope John: 312 2 1831-1854Shaw Isaac: builder 64 2 1831-1854Shaw J. to M. Wheatley 382 2 1831-1854Shaw J. to S. Smith 135 2 1831-1854Shaw John Rev.: Revivalist 334 2 1831-1854

Shaw John: Chartist 126, 176, 181, 193, 194, 213, 215, 221, 224, 229, 230, 281 2 1831-1854

Shaw John: watchman 382 2 1831-1854Shaw John: Independent 449, 531 2 1831-1854Shaw Joseph: butcher 37 2 1831-1854Shaw Joseph: timber merchant 260 2 1831-1854Shaw Mary: witness 363 2 1831-1854Shaw professor of music to Eliza Headen: 162, 413 2 1831-1854Shaw Thomas: collier 359 2 1831-1854Shaw William: farmer 308 2 1831-1854Shaw William: mason 2, 40 2 1831-1854Shaw William: Railway Contractor 421, 449, 468, 470, 477, 531 2 1831-1854Shaw: Bolton 457 2 1831-1854Shaw: Cawthorne 301 2 1831-1854Shaw: Darfield 177, 201, 271 2 1831-1854Shaw: Darton 64, 467 2 1831-1854Shaw: Dodworth 16, 194, 213, 270, 294, 314 2 1831-1854Shaw: Harley 255, 277 2 1831-1854Shaw: Hunshelf 215 2 1831-1854Shaw: Mexborough 191, 246 2 1831-1854Shaw: Monk Bretton 94 2 1831-1854

Shaw: Newhill Grange 360 2 1831-1854Shaw: Royston 70 2 1831-1854Shaw: Snaythorp 95, 268 2 1831-1854Shaw: Staincross 82, 194, 245, 345, 466 2 1831-1854Shaw: Silkston 28, 34, 209, 308 2 1831-1854Shaw: Worsborough 14, 67 2 1831-1854Shaw: Mapplewell 34, 260 2 1831-1854Sheard: High Hoyland 15 2 1831-1854Shearwood: Darton 152 2 1831-1854Sheep drowned: 486 2 1831-1854Sheep-stealing at: Norton 478 2 1831-1854Sheep-stealing at: Grimethorp 516 2 1831-1854Sheffield & Barnsley Railway: 454 2 1831-1854Sheffield Free Press and Rotherham and Barnsley Advertiser 324 2 1831-1854

Sheffield Free Press and Rotherham and Barnsley Advertiser: on how are Barnsley Trusts appropriated Barnsley

3562 1831-1854

Sheffield Free Press and Rotherham and Barnsley Advertiser: on January Searle 353, 354 2 1831-1854

Sheffield Free Press and Rotherham and Barnsley Advertiser: on progress in Barnsley Barnsley 345 2 1831-1854

Sheffield Free Press and Rotherham and Barnsley Advertiser: on the Firths 330 2 1831-1854

Sheffield Sessions: 425, 454 2 1831-1854Sheldon Henry: secretary 446 2 1831-1854Sheldon Henry: secretary 446 2 1831-1854Sheldon John: vitriol-maker 413 2 1831-1854Sheldon W. to M. Clegg 413 2 1831-1854Shepherd Thomas: 356 2 1831-1854Shepherd W. to Eliza Greaves 200 2 1831-1854Shepherd William: sadler 248 2 1831-1854Shepherd William: solicitor 312, 385, 386, 450, 492, 503 2 1831-1854

Shepherd: Ackworth 168 2 1831-1854Shepherd: Barnsley 275, 282, 284, 289, 306, 312 2 1831-1854Shepherd: Bolton 5 2 1831-1854Shepherd: Darfield 71 2 1831-1854Shepherd: nicknamed "Brighton" 282 2 1831-1854Shepherdesses: 94, 403 2 1831-1854Shepherds: 405 2 1831-1854Sheridan: Barnsley 345, 357 2 1831-1854Shillings: Victorian coinage 89 2 1831-1854Shipley George: constable 397, 462 2 1831-1854Shipman Jane: Houghton 1 2 1831-1854Shircliff: Felkirk 4, 64, 85, 269 2 1831-1854Shirt George: 82, 84 2 1831-1854Shirt Julia: Denby 339 2 1831-1854Shoemakers' strike: 99 2 1831-1854Shortridge J. to Miss Brown 505 2 1831-1854Shuttle Sam 179 2 1831-1854Shuttleworth W.: fireman 267 2 1831-1854Sibbering Robert to Ann Oliver 532 2 1831-1854Sidebottom: Higham 257 2 1831-1854Sidney: cost of living at, (sic) 374 2 1831-1854Sigillaria 32 2 1831-1854Silkston Church and repaired: Silkston 355 2 1831-1854Silkston Church warmed: Silkston 255 2 1831-1854Silkston Cottage Garden Society: Silkston 341, 360, 384, 506 2 1831-1854Silkston house fell in: Silkston 443 2 1831-1854Silkston loungers at: Silkston 367 2 1831-1854Silkston Post Office: Silkston 218 2 1831-1854Silkston Reading Room: Silkston 357, 360 2 1831-1854Silkston school repaired: Silkston 248 2 1831-1854Silver Cup lined with gold: 335 2 1831-1854Silver inkstand: 308 2 1831-1854Silverwood: Middop 66 2 1831-1854

Silverwood: Swithen 1 2 1831-1854Simmons Samuel Rev.: 290, 371, 505 2 1831-1854Simmons: Barnsley 12, 290 2 1831-1854Simpson C. J. Rev. to C. Harris 370 2 1831-1854Simpson Curwen John: 428 2 1831-1854Simpson Edward: died suddenly 433 2 1831-1854Simpson Jane: Darfield 212 2 1831-1854Simpson John Rev.: 10 2 1831-1854Simpson Launcelot William: 344 2 1831-1854Simpson S. to H. Raywood 299 2 1831-1854Simpson Sigsworth: haberdasher 324, 336 2 1831-1854Simpson W. J. Rev.: 276, 289, 344 2 1831-1854Simpson William: weaver 247 2 1831-1854Simpson William: witness 327 2 1831-1854Simpson Wood Thomas Rev.: 486 2 1831-1854Simpson: Carlton 40 2 1831-1854Simpson: Houghton 285, 287, 499 2 1831-1854Simpson: Mexborough 102 2 1831-1854Simpson: Upper Hoyland 443 2 1831-1854Simpson: Wath 13, 126 2 1831-1854Skelton on Medical Botany: 299 2 1831-1854Skelton Christiana: 316 2 1831-1854Skelton Samuel: killed 427 2 1831-1854Skevington: lecturer 180 2 1831-1854Skilly-tub: 186 2 1831-1854Skirrow J. to H. Dunforth 446 2 1831-1854Slater: Gawber Common 272 2 1831-1854Slavery: Negro Negro 84 2 1831-1854Small Debts Courts Bill: 82, 84, 87 2 1831-1854Smallpox: 285 2 1831-1854Smeadley: Wentworth 1 2 1831-1854Smiles Brown Arthur: 383 2 1831-1854Smith Annis: found weltering in her blood 360, 361, 362 2 1831-1854

Smith B.T.: lecturer 182, 199 2 1831-1854Smith Dakin Brook: 260, 261, 371, 490 2 1831-1854Smith E. To J. Willan 137 2 1831-1854Smith G.: linen manufacturer 300 2 1831-1854Smith George: foreman 108, 300 2 1831-1854Smith Hamilton George M.D.: 53, 61, 86, 271, 308, 320 2 1831-1854Smith Henry: wounded Patrick Shandley 510 2 1831-1854Smith Isaac: dyer 84, 212 2 1831-1854Smith J. to M. E. Gledhill 392 2 1831-1854Smith James: warehouseman 256 2 1831-1854Smith John Rev.: 2, 6 2 1831-1854Smith John: Kings Head 257, 357, 436, 505 2 1831-1854Smith John: taken up insensible 83 2 1831-1854Smith Joseph: 52 2 1831-1854Smith Joseph: Wortley Inn 270, 405, 419, 425 2 1831-1854Smith Joseph: builder 317, 485 2 1831-1854Smith Mary: tried to hang herself 461 2 1831-1854Smith T. to S. Broadbent 260 2 1831-1854Smith Thomas Rev.: Classical tutor 532 2 1831-1854Smith Thomas to Hannah Marsh 530 2 1831-1854Smith Thomas: informer 133 2 1831-1854Smith Vincent: conservative 336 2 1831-1854Smith W. to A. M. Ray 324 2 1831-1854Smith W. to H. Sherburn 413 2 1831-1854Smith William: drowned 88 2 1831-1854Smith Young Georgina: 271 2 1831-1854Smith: Harley 16, 19, 308 2 1831-1854Smith: Hemingfield 127 2 1831-1854Smith: Houghton 35 2 1831-1854Smith: Thurlston 278 2 1831-1854Smith: Wath 104, 205, 294 2 1831-1854Smith: Wentworth 102, 371 2 1831-1854Smith: West Melton 89, 302 2 1831-1854

Smith: Wombwell 12, 27 2 1831-1854Smith: Woodruff 533 2 1831-1854Smith: Woolley 37, 252 2 1831-1854Smith: Worsborough 287 2 1831-1854Smithies Tragedy: 360, 361, 362 2 1831-1854Smithson: Elsecar 433 2 1831-1854Smorfit: Barnsley 538 2 1831-1854Smudge found a ready sale: 435 2 1831-1854Snow on the 10th of June: 295 2 1831-1854Snow on the 18th October: 286, 307, 338, 339, 408 2 1831-1854Snow on the 9th of May: 436 2 1831-1854Snow: 207 2 1831-1854Social Condition of Barnsley 365 2 1831-1854Soke Mills of Barnsley 77 2 1831-1854Songs of Scotland: 390, 526 2 1831-1854Sorsby: Skiers Hall 4 2 1831-1854Sorsby: Warren 194, 506 2 1831-1854South Yorkshire Railway: opened for minerals 339 2 1831-1854South Yorkshire Railway: opened for passengers 340 2 1831-1854Southcote Joanna: 209 2 1831-1854Sowerby John: Flockton 202 2 1831-1854Soyer M.: his tablecloth 336, 338 2 1831-1854Spacey's Theatre: 480 2 1831-1854Spalton: Adwick 116, 230 2 1831-1854Spectemur Agendo: 457 2 1831-1854Speight Joseph: draper 249, 324 2 1831-1854Spence P.: lecturer 152 2 1831-1854Spencer and the "Faerie Queen": 334 2 1831-1854Spencer Wordsworth Cauwood Jane 295 2 1831-1854Spencer Cawood Jane: 222 2 1831-1854Spencer J. H. to J. C. Fox 317 2 1831-1854Spencer J. H. to J. Wordsworth 217, 222 2 1831-1854Spencer: Rob Royd 324, 339, 404, 410, 499 2 1831-1854

Spofforth R. Rev. to E. Wordsworth 133 2 1831-1854Spooner: Peniston 248, 279 2 1831-1854Spring early: 308 2 1831-1854Spurr J. to E. Clegg 104, 106 2 1831-1854Sputter water on the bunts: 271 2 1831-1854Square H. J. Rev.: 377 2 1831-1854Squires Richard: 256, 504 2 1831-1854St. Hilaire: 290 2 1831-1854Stabbed him in the side: 461 2 1831-1854Stables: Barnborough 24, 36, 89, 100, 507 2 1831-1854Stacks on fire: 217, 218, 232, 529 2 1831-1854Stag hunt: 222 2 1831-1854Stage coaches & wagons: 138 2 1831-1854Stainborough reservoir: Stainborough 255 2 1831-1854Stainborough victims: Stainborough 223, 224, 228 2 1831-1854Staincross Society for the prosecution of felons: 400, 413 2 1831-1854Staincross Wapentake: 61 2 1831-1854Stancy: Hoyland Lane End 444 2 1831-1854Standing Isaac to M.A. Sedgwick 457 2 1831-1854Stanfield: Barnsley 176 2 1831-1854Stanhope-Spencer Elizabeth Lady: 520 2 1831-1854Stanhope-Spencer Elizabeth Louise: 335, 340 2 1831-1854Stanhope-Spencer John F.R.S.: he entertains the Plug Dragoons 202 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer John: a patron to Horticultural & Cottage Gardeners Societies 316, 388 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer John: a patron to the Choral Society 417 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer John: at Noblethorp 284 2 1831-1854Stanhope-Spencer John: at Pontefract Sessions Pontefract 498 2 1831-1854Stanhope-Spencer John: Chairman at meeting to relievesufferers of Holmfirth Flood 358 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer John: Chairman at opening of the Corn Exchange 397 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer John: Chairman of the Bible Society meeting 342, 394, 459, 520 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer John: dines with his tenants 287 2 1831-1854Stanhope-Spencer John: gives £5 to Institution for Deaf & Dumb 323 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer John: gives £5 to the weavers 217 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer John: gives £50 to Patriotic Fund 530 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer John: gives 2 guineas to Institution for Deaf and Dumb 275, 289, 306 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer John: his remarks at the meeting for the Extension of Church accommodation and the education of the poor 234

2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer John: on the Bench 334, 382, 422, 448, 453, 457, 460, 461, 466, 471, 485, 491, 522 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer John: opposes the aggression of the Pope 318 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer John: returns Cannon Hall 447 2 1831-1854Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: addressed Bible Society meeting 520 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: at Doncaster with his troopers Doncaster 436, 438, 505 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: at Pontefract Sessions Pontefract 498 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: dined with his troopers at the Royal Hotel 402 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: Game List 459 2 1831-1854Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: his majority 287 2 1831-1854Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: his opinions of Maudsley's Workshop musing 360 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: his remarks about India 395 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: his speech at the opening of the Corn Exchange 397, 398, 400 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: his troopers give him a dinner 476 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: Lieutenant in the Barnsley Yeomanry Cavalry 527 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: now Captain & dined with his troopers at Crown Inn 342 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: on the Bench 334, 382, 449, 453, 460, 491, 522 2 1831-1854Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: qualified as a Magistrate 294 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer Walter M.P.: Sympathised with sufferers of the Holmfirth Flood Holmfirth 358 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer Wilhelmina Maria Ann to Percival Andrea Pickering 430 2 1831-1854

Stanhope-Spencer Winifred Mary: 319 2 1831-1854Staniforth: Peniston 270 2 1831-1854Stanley: Old Mill 56 2 1831-1854Stanley: Thurgoland 324 2 1831-1854Stansfield Mr. to M. J. Raywood 317 2 1831-1854Starving in the streets: 131, 132, 133, 136, 180, 193, 194, 195 2 1831-1854Staton: Thurnscoe 233, 317 2 1831-1854Statute: 94, 405, 468, 527 2 1831-1854Stayton Richard: 262, 373 2 1831-1854Stead: Barnsley 295 2 1831-1854Stead: Mexborough 286, 371 2 1831-1854Stead: Snowden Hill 475 2 1831-1854Steam looms introduced to Barnsley 307 2 1831-1854Steel wire for needles: 59 2 1831-1854Steel G. to E. Ellison 413 2 1831-1854Steel Samuel: clerk 233, 248 2 1831-1854

Steel Thomas: farmer 381 2 1831-1854Steel: Old Mill 56 2 1831-1854Steers: Hoyland Lane End 86, 455, 517 2 1831-1854Stenton Joseph: unscrewed his Davy- lamp and worked with naked light 417 2 1831-1854

Stenton: Wentworth 15, 85, 245, 248 2 1831-1854Stephens at: Denby Dale 177 2 1831-1854Stephens: arrested 95, 96, 98, 99, 100, 127 2 1831-1854Stephenson George: engineer 93 2 1831-1854Stephenson Mrs.: Gawber 281 2 1831-1854Sterndale Mary: authoress 44, 45 2 1831-1854Stevenson T. to M. England 308 2 1831-1854Stinson J. Rev.: 452 2 1831-1854Stocks John gent.: 37, 493 2 1831-1854Stocks Joseph: grocer 250 2 1831-1854Stocks W. to H. Clark 283 2 1831-1854Stocks: Carlton 162, 216, 259 2 1831-1854Stocks: Cudworth 383 2 1831-1854Stocks: Two persons in the 236 2 1831-1854Stone Erasmus: 66, 143, 496 2 1831-1854Stone John: Stainborough 443 2 1831-1854Stone Joseph: apothecary 443 2 1831-1854Stone: Wentworth 205, 343, 443 2 1831-1854Stonemasons want fourpence more a day: 434, 435 2 1831-1854Stones S. to E. Wilkinson 162 2 1831-1854Storr Mill: explosion at 95, 434 2 1831-1854Storrs: Cudworth 508 2 1831-1854Storrs: Darton 298 2 1831-1854Storrs: Hoober 69, 478 2 1831-1854Storrs: Worsborough 7 2 1831-1854Story: Abdy 197, 284 2 1831-1854Story: Hemingfield 68, 250 2 1831-1854Story: Tyers Hill 270 2 1831-1854

Strafford Colliery: 388, 498 2 1831-1854Strafford Earl of: 21, 156 2 1831-1854Strafford George: joiner 67 2 1831-1854Strafford: Mapplewell 71 2 1831-1854Strickland George Sir: 68, 82, 84 2 1831-1854Stringer George: blacksmith 255, 501 2 1831-1854Stringer: Elmley 34 2 1831-1854Stringer: Wombwell 133 2 1831-1854Strutt & Robinson: shoot in a match 484, 485 2 1831-1854Strutt Benjamin: Old White Bear 34, 533 2 1831-1854Sturge Joseph: 197, 203 2 1831-1854Sudbury: Royston 35 2 1831-1854Suffocated at: Darley Main 265 2 1831-1854Suffocated at: Elsecar 473 2 1831-1854Sugden John: witness 327 2 1831-1854Sullivan John: drowned 517 2 1831-1854Sullivan Martin: dwarf 530 2 1831-1854Summers: Alderthwaite 194, 249 2 1831-1854Sumner P. J. Rev.: Rev. 402 2 1831-1854Sunday Schools: Barnsley Primitive 448, 511 2 1831-1854Sunday Schools: Bretton West 372 2 1831-1854Sunday Schools: Cawthorne 520 2 1831-1854Sunday Schools: Darfield Parish 506 2 1831-1854Sunday Schools: Elsecar 378, 484, 502, 507 2 1831-1854Sunday Schools: Gawber 27, 374 2 1831-1854Sunday Schools: Hemingfield 507 2 1831-1854Sunday Schools: Hoyland Church 507 2 1831-1854Sunday Schools: Hoyland Primitive 378, 457 2 1831-1854Sunday Schools: Hoyland Wesleyan 443, 508 2 1831-1854Sunday Schools: Midhope Church 507 2 1831-1854Sunday Schools: Monk Bretton 382 2 1831-1854Sunday Schools: New Connexions 508 2 1831-1854Sunday Schools: Peniston Church 512 2 1831-1854

Sunday Schools: St. George's 415, 477, 531 2 1831-1854Sunday Schools: Silkston 387 2 1831-1854Sunday Schools: Union 359, 431, 437, 506 2 1831-1854Sunday Schools: Wentworth Wesleyan 452, 510 2 1831-1854Sunday Schools: Baptist 439 2 1831-1854Sunderland Mrs.: singer 283, 345, 434, 485, 500 2 1831-1854Sunderland Peter: Billingley 102 2 1831-1854Sunderland Samuel Rev.: 53, 226, 255, 284, 312, 507, 512 2 1831-1854Sunderland Squire: 53 2 1831-1854Sunderland: High Hoyland 278 2 1831-1854

Supplemental Act of the General Board of Health Act: 435 2 1831-1854

Surtees Ann: Hood Green 259 2 1831-1854Surtees J. to S. Smith 204, 270 2 1831-1854Surtees Mary: Bromley 260 2 1831-1854Surtees Richard: Bromley 314 2 1831-1854Sutcliff Clarkson John: his model 323 2 1831-1854Sutcliff E. to E. Strutt 98 2 1831-1854Sutcliff J. to M. A. Holdsworth 250 2 1831-1854Sutcliff: Barnsley 228, 229, 250, 313 2 1831-1854Sutcliff: Dodworth 196 2 1831-1854Sutherland William: witness 483 2 1831-1854Sutton William: linen manufacturer 457 2 1831-1854Sutton: Barnsley 268, 440 2 1831-1854Sutton: Mexborough 21, 100, 345 2 1831-1854Swaine Samuel: shoemaker 211 2 1831-1854Swaine: Barnsley 317 2 1831-1854Swaine: Bloomhouse Green 270 2 1831-1854Swainson George: sheep stealer 196 2 1831-1854Swallow David: lecturer 221, 222, 223, 224, 234, 235, 236 2 1831-1854Swallow: Bolton 17, 135 2 1831-1854Swallow: Dodworth 417 2 1831-1854Swallow: Elsecar 475 2 1831-1854

Swallow: Wath 265, 302 2 1831-1854Sweet: Barnsley 340 2 1831-1854Swift James: Thurgoland 438 2 1831-1854Swift John: Sym Hill 340 2 1831-1854Swift S. to A. Senior 301 2 1831-1854Swift Samuel: farmer 336 2 1831-1854Swift W. To Miss Hawson 336 2 1831-1854Swift William: Thurgoland 427 2 1831-1854Swift: Barnsley 325, 460 2 1831-1854Swift: Blacker 99, 131, 233, 248 2 1831-1854Swift: Bretton West 448 2 1831-1854Swift: Cawthorne 27 2 1831-1854Swift: Crook House 5 2 1831-1854Swift: Wombwell 309, 336, 384 2 1831-1854Swift: Worsborough Common 440 2 1831-1854Swift: Hemingfield 222, 282, 301, 535 2 1831-1854Swift: Hunshelf 314 2 1831-1854Swift: Jump 453 2 1831-1854Swift: Kexborough 33 2 1831-1854Swift: Peniston 106, 520 2 1831-1854Swift: Rockley 126, 272 2 1831-1854Swinbank Joseph: sergeant 456, 515 2 1831-1854Swinden: Peniston 217 2 1831-1854Swine Fair: at Barnsley 59 2 1831-1854Sykes James: aged ninety 302 2 1831-1854Sykes James: fell into a quarry 396 2 1831-1854Sykes James: teetotaller 152, 197 2 1831-1854Sykes Matthew: Greenfoot 389, 501 2 1831-1854Sykes Timothy to Sarah Field 250 2 1831-1854Sykes Timothy: oldest local preacher 342 2 1831-1854Sykes William: witness 483 2 1831-1854Sykes: Bretton Chapel 209 2 1831-1854Sykes: Shafton 250 2 1831-1854

Sykes: Wentworth 3, 66, 90 2 1831-1854Sykes: Worsborough 64 2 1831-1854Sykes: from Monk Bretton Killed 257 2 1831-1854

Tablecloth for M. Soyer: 336 2 1831-1854Tabs not allowed to warehousemen: 260 2 1831-1854Talavera: 151, 297 2 1831-1854Tallis Poyntell Richard: 357 2 1831-1854Tallis: Hemingfield 40 2 1831-1854Tankersley Hall: 77, 241 2 1831-1854Tasker: Wath 314, 496 2 1831-1854Tattershall Ann: burnt to death 507 2 1831-1854Tattershall: Tyers Hill 5 2 1831-1854Taylor Charles: killed 372 2 1831-1854Taylor Edward Thomas: linen manufacturer 441, 471 2 1831-1854Taylor Edward: Dodworth 37 2 1831-1854Taylor Elizabeth: died at Brussels 341 2 1831-1854Taylor F.J. to Ann Wroe 508 2 1831-1854Taylor Frances Miss: 13 2 1831-1854Taylor H.W. Rev.: 194 2 1831-1854Taylor J. to R. Bromley 577 2 1831-1854Taylor James: Druggist 324, 329, 342, 383, 448, 456, 461, 472 2 1831-1854Taylor James: gave a supper 521 2 1831-1854Taylor James: hay-cutter 249 2 1831-1854Taylor John: linen manufacturer 13 2 1831-1854Taylor John: reed-maker 29, 307 2 1831-1854Taylor John: Temperance advocate 8, 211, 281, 337, 430, 502 2 1831-1854Taylor John: water poet 46, 241 2 1831-1854Taylor Martha Miss: preacher 510 2 1831-1854Taylor Peter: Darton 82 2 1831-1854Taylor 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 339 2 1831-1854

Taylor Robert Rev.: 88, 339, 414 2 1831-1854Taylor Sarah: found dead on chamber floor 394 2 1831-1854Taylor Thomas linen manufacturer: speaks at meeting for relief of unemployed poor 82 2 1831-1854

Taylor Thomas: Advanced the wages of frame-winders 415 2 1831-1854

Taylor Thomas: at Doncaster Sessions Doncaster 462 2 1831-1854Taylor Thomas: at Pontefract Sessions Pontefract 498 2 1831-1854Taylor Thomas: Chairman at Church Building Society'smeeting 295 2 1831-1854

Taylor Thomas: his daughter dies 190 2 1831-1854Taylor Thomas: his wife dies 307 2 1831-1854Taylor Thomas: length of warping mills 445 2 1831-1854

Taylor Thomas: on the Bench

334, 382, 422, 434, 442, 444, 448, 449, 453, 457, 460, 466, 467, 471, 477, 485, 487, 490, 491, 493, 496, 503, 508, 520, 522

2 1831-1854

Taylor Thomas: Patron to Horticultural Society 388 2 1831-1854Taylor Thomas: promotes a school for the instruction of factory operatives 317 2 1831-1854

Taylor Thomas: qualifies as a magistrate 260 2 1831-1854Taylor Thomas: received deputies from weavers with great kindness 439 2 1831-1854

Taylor Thomas: subscribes £50 to Patriotic Fund 530 2 1831-1854Taylor Thomas: Subscribes to Institution for Deaf & Dumb 323 2 1831-1854

Taylor Thomas: Subscribes to relieve the sufferers from Holmfirth Flood 358 2 1831-1854

Taylor William: coal merchant 428 2 1831-1854Taylor William: yarn merchant 319 2 1831-1854Taylor: Barnborough 3, 295 2 1831-1854

Taylor: Barnsley 12, 53, 86, 236, 320, 329, 341 2 1831-1854Taylor: Darfield 53, 283, 365, 422, 496, 507 2 1831-1854Taylor: Darton 137, 220, 249, 312, 426 2 1831-1854Taylor: Ingbirchworth 272, 356, 417 2 1831-1854Taylor: Mapplewell 106, 201, 316 2 1831-1854Taylor: Oxspring 215 2 1831-1854Taylor: Redbrook 281, 372, 397, 428, 442 2 1831-1854Taylor: Staincross 140, 340, 383, 486 2 1831-1854Taylor: Stubbing 259 2 1831-1854Taylor: Thurlston 517 2 1831-1854Taylor: Woolley 197, 428 2 1831-1854Teale H.W. Rev.: 457 2 1831-1854Tee C. & Son: exhibited 323, 211, 391 2 1831-1854

Tee Charles: linen manufacturer73, 134, 229, 231, 237, 279, 281, 290, 307, 308, 309, 314, 323, 343, 365, 386, 388, 439, 450, 492, 499, 530

2 1831-1854

Tee J. to Miss Brown 217 2 1831-1854Tee John: commercial traveller 383 2 1831-1854Tee Pearson Edward: 275, 300 2 1831-1854Tee William: informer 134, 356 2 1831-1854Teesdale Edwin: book-keeper 360 2 1831-1854Teesdale George: schoolmaster 136 2 1831-1854Telegraph newspaper: 372, 418 2 1831-1854Telmerine: 294 2 1831-1854

Temperance Society: 116, 140, 153, 160, 324, 460, 487, 506, 526 2 1831-1854

Ten Hours Bill: 211, 226, 229, 230, 434 2 1831-1854Terry George: weaver 231 2 1831-1854Tew Jane Emily: Crofton Hall 493 2 1831-1854Thackray T. to E. Burland 508 2 1831-1854Thackray William: 99 2 1831-1854Thanksgiving General: 301 2 1831-1854Thawley: Crane Moor 370 2 1831-1854

Theatre: 61, 80 2 1831-1854There is a world where souls are free: 142 2 1831-1854Thewlis: Upper Hoyland 199 2 1831-1854Thexton T. Surgeon 316, 396 2 1831-1854Thexton Thomas Rev.: 190, 203, 281, 284, 537 2 1831-1854Thexton Thomas to Mrs. Jackson 313 2 1831-1854Thickett Amelia: witness 362 2 1831-1854Thickett Willoughby: witness 361 2 1831-1854Thickett: Thurlston 82, 163, 295 2 1831-1854Thirteen corves to the dozen: 216 2 1831-1854Thompson Christopher: lecturer 466 2 1831-1854Thompson John: killed 133 2 1831-1854Thompson John: tea-service presented to 390 2 1831-1854Thompson Mary Lady: 276, 289 2 1831-1854Thompson Mary: aged ninety-one 66 2 1831-1854Thompson R. to S. Haley 480 2 1831-1854Thompson Sam'l: killed on the spot 399 2 1831-1854Thompson: Bolton 144, 248, 270 2 1831-1854Thompson: Hoyland 338 2 1831-1854Thompson: Wath 371, 572 2 1831-1854Thompson: Wentworth 162, 163, 372, 526, 535 2 1831-1854Thompson: Woolley 37 2 1831-1854Thompson: Worsborough 298 2 1831-1854Thompson: Mexborough 24 2 1831-1854Thorncliff Competitors: 446 2 1831-1854

Thornley John: 13, 68, 194, 235, 275, 281, 284, 289, 296, 388 2 1831-1854

Thornley: Birdwell 371 2 1831-1854Thornley: High Hoyland 224 2 1831-1854Thornsby: Elsecar 491 2 1831-1854Thornton Godfrey: Barnsley 371 2 1831-1854Thornton Isaac: yeoman 3 2 1831-1854Thornton Mr. to Miss Reddish 301 2 1831-1854

Thorp Hesley: foundation stone of church laid 65 2 1831-1854Thorp Richard: coal merchant 229, 295, 345, 381, 383 2 1831-1854Thorp S. to A. Fox 250, 302 2 1831-1854Thorp Samuel: Banks Hall 228 2 1831-1854Thorp Sarah: Monk Bretton 295 2 1831-1854Thorp William Rev.: 40, 82, 383 2 1831-1854Thorp: Barnsley 517 2 1831-1854Thorp's executors 323 2 1831-1854Thunderstorm at Walton Hall 201 2 1831-1854Thunderstorm at Woolley 340 2 1831-1854Thunderstorms at Barnsley 207, 214, 231, 282, 373 2 1831-1854Thurgoland Church Thurgoland 159, 234 2 1831-1854Thurgoland institute Thurgoland 414 2 1831-1854Thwaites Robert: conveyed the Shaws 61, 356 2 1831-1854Tick weavers strike: 213, 215, 218, 231 2 1831-1854Tierney Michael: 175, 176 2 1831-1854Tierney Michael: soldier 382 2 1831-1854Tiler W. Rev.: 53 2 1831-1854Tiley G. F. Rev.: 286 2 1831-1854Times on Lord Wharncliff: 250 2 1831-1854Tingle Edward: burglar 419, 427 2 1831-1854Tinker: Thurlston 287 2 1831-1854Tofield Captain: 88, 203 , 220 2 1831-1854Toft John: lecturer 220, 222, 223, 224 2 1831-1854Toll Bag Burnt: 316 2 1831-1854Tolsons: of Wath 6, 7 2 1831-1854Tomasson: Thurlston 293, 521 2 1831-1854Tomlin J. Rev.: 314, 345 2 1831-1854Tomlin William: cabinet-maker 83 2 1831-1854Tomlin: Barnsley 104, 177 2 1831-1854Tomlinson S. to A. Woodhead 325 2 1831-1854Tomlinson: Plough Inn 142, 200, 228 2 1831-1854Topham Charles: occupied Flesh Hall Close 461 2 1831-1854

Topham Francis: Darfield Darfield 486 2 1831-1854Topham Thomas: gardener 236 2 1831-1854Topham William: Lord Strafford Inn 301 2 1831-1854Toppin Tom: died 236 2 1831-1854Tordoff Isaac: miner 223, 224 2 1831-1854Totty James: parish clerk 234 2 1831-1854Totty John: butcher 285 2 1831-1854Totty William: gardener 256 2 1831-1854Totty: Royston 71, 234 2 1831-1854Totty: Woolley 84 2 1831-1854Totty: Yews 248, 269 2 1831-1854Touch-me-lightly: 196 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: 39 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: Wortley Forge 43 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: Wortley Mill 43 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: Lady Cross 44 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: Wharncliff 44 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: bleak situation of Peniston 41 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: Dearne and Dove 54 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: dreary aspect of Langsett 44 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: extensive views 43 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: Female National School 42 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: Inscription on the rock 47 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: Mary Sterndale's description of Wharncliff 44 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: Mr. Stanhope's highland goats 40 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: Nicholas Saunderson 40 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: Oatmeal cakes 42 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: poor blind boy of Thurlston 41 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: prospect from Darfield 54 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: Rev. William Thorpe 40 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: River Dearne 54 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: Rollin's Flour Mill 42 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: The Aqueduct 54 2 1831-1854

Tour of the Don: The Dragon of Wantley 47, 48, 49, 50 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: the eccentric Harry Bingley 55 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: the finished town Peniston 41 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: The housemartin at Roper House 43 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: the Man and Cat 55 2 1831-1854Tour of the Don: The water poet at Wortley 46 2 1831-1854Tour 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 1831-1854Tour of the Don: wire-drawing 43 2 1831-1854Towers Thomas: ejected 85, 86 2 1831-1854Townend George: Hoyland Nether 298 2 1831-1854Townend William; shoe-maker 466 2 1831-1854Townend: Edwardthorp 29, 43, 131 2 1831-1854Townend: Hiendley 247 2 1831-1854Townend: Three Cranes Inn 17 2 1831-1854Towns Improvement Clauses Consolidation Act: 380 2 1831-1854Townships 41 in Staincross: 62 2 1831-1854Trade Protection Society: 389, 395, 413, 457, 458 2 1831-1854Training & drilling: 106 2 1831-1854Tramway down New Street: 141, 174 2 1831-1854Travis George: 180, 221 2 1831-1854Travis John: 271, 345 2 1831-1854Travis John: solicitor 202 2 1831-1854Travis: butcher: 309, 537 2 1831-1854Treble: Royston 176 2 1831-1854Trees a dozen years old: 1 2 1831-1854Trial of Banktop murderers: 163 2 1831-1854Tricket: West Melton 73 2 1831-1854Trip to Worksop: 372 2 1831-1854Triple Birth: 95 2 1831-1854Trippett John: farmer 213 2 1831-1854

Troop Order: 129 2 1831-1854Truck Act: 222 2 1831-1854Truelove, Wombwell 492, 493 2 1831-1854Truelove Joseph: cordwainer 208, 221 2 1831-1854Truelove Martin: warehouseman 221 2 1831-1854Truelove William: cordwainer 153, 261 2 1831-1854Truelove: Mexborough 131 2 1831-1854Truelove: sucked a rotten egg 514 2 1831-1854Tunnel Woodhead: 90 2 1831-1854Turner Abraham: killed 365 2 1831-1854Turner Benjamin: woodman 144 2 1831-1854Turner Fanny: Hemsworth 443 2 1831-1854Turner Joseph: miner 222 2 1831-1854Turner Martha: aged ninety-five 56 2 1831-1854Turner Robert: from Woodbridge 316 2 1831-1854Turner Thomas: Mexborough 498 2 1831-1854Turner W. to E. Guest 396 2 1831-1854Turner: Carr Green 67, 202, 249, 313 2 1831-1854Turner: Darton 279, 256 2 1831-1854Turner: Elsecar 370 2 1831-1854Turner: Kexborough 53, 261 2 1831-1854Turnip weighing fifteen pounds 405 2 1831-1854

Turnouts:

60, 176, 177, 179, 186, 209, 213, 215, 216, 217, 218, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 229, 230, 231, 233, 237, 370

2 1831-1854

Turton George: stabbed 513, 514, 515, 534 2 1831-1854Turton John: wiredrawer 311 2 1831-1854Turton: Beechfield 168, 290, 311 2 1831-1854Turton: High Hoyland 20 2 1831-1854Tweddell Markham George: author 246, 353 2 1831-1854Tweeddale William: builder 504 2 1831-1854Twelfth of August: 112 2 1831-1854

Twenty-six children drowned: 87, 232 2 1831-1854

Twibell John: coal merchant 64, 78, 79, 125, 210, 234, 299, 365, 386, 411, 442, 450 2 1831-1854

Twibell: Barnsley 13, 64, 69 2 1831-1854Twigg Benjamin: Kilnhurst 434 2 1831-1854Twigg: Hoyland 524 2 1831-1854Twigger George: witness 326 2 1831-1854Tyas Cawthorne 247 2 1831-1854Tyas William: insolvent 512 2 1831-1854Tyas John to Sarah Tee 314 2 1831-1854

Tyas John: solicitor234, 275, 295, 300, 308, 309, 314, 332, 345, 358, 394, 397, 404, 438, 487, 503, 530

2 1831-1854

Tyas Whitaker William: 270 2 1831-1854Tyers Thomas: 211 2 1831-1854Tyne Henry: hatter 336 2 1831-1854Tyne: Wentworth 12, 513 2 1831-1854Typhus fever prevalent 342 2 1831-1854Tyson: Mexborough 84, 131 2 1831-1854Tyte C. T. Rev: 517 2 1831-1854

Ulsi Saxon Lord of Wath 3, 5, 6 2 1831-1854Unemployed poor: 82 2 1831-1854Union Row: Bottom of 438 2 1831-1854Union Workhouse erected: 340 2 1831-1854Union: Barnsley 61, 63, 307, 308, 316, 378 2 1831-1854Union: Glee & Madrigal 366 2 1831-1854Universal Suffrage: 86 2 1831-1854University for Negroes: 392 2 1831-1854Upton S. J. Rev.: 532 2 1831-1854Uttley William: stonemason 367 2 1831-1854

Uttley George: demagogue 81, 100, 105, 114, 116, 135, 160, 167, 176, 197, 218, 344, 441, 450, 520 2 1831-1854

Uttley George: stonemason 309 2 1831-1854Uttley: Bretton Chapel 270 2 1831-1854Uttley: Wentworth 218 2 1831-1854Uttley: Wombwell 177, 526 2 1831-1854

Vaccination: 496 2 1831-1854Vagrant Office: 279 2 1831-1854Vaines W. to Mrs.Trippitt 432 2 1831-1854Vaines: Wentworth 115, 384 2 1831-1854Vallance Joseph: 233 2 1831-1854Vallance William: Delegate 120, 153, 167, 230, 231 2 1831-1854Vaughan Dr.: at Salem Chapel Salem Chapel 337 2 1831-1854Vaughan William: innkeeper 307, 313 2 1831-1854Venerable John Vallance: a delegate to Birmingham Conference Birmingham 204, 205 2 1831-1854

Venerable John Vallance: agitates for the Public Health Act 369 2 1831-1854

Venerable John Vallance: amongst the Protectionists 232 2 1831-1854

Venerable John Vallance: amongst the weavers 230, 231, 237, 439 2 1831-1854Venerable John Vallance: arrested for sedition 114 2 1831-1854Venerable John Vallance: assists in election of Petition Convention 194 2 1831-1854

Venerable John Vallance: at a democratic supper 236 2 1831-1854Venerable John Vallance: at the abortive anti-corn law meeting 104 2 1831-1854

Venerable John Vallance: at the Charter Association 174 2 1831-1854

Venerable John Vallance: at the Northern Union 94, 98 2 1831-1854Venerable John Vallance: Chairman at great Radical Demonstrations 102, 193, 199 2 1831-1854

Venerable John Vallance: Chairman at the Cottagers meeting 390 2 1831-1854

Venerable John Vallance: delegate to Robert Town 90 2 1831-1854Venerable 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 1831-1854Venerable John Vallance: his motion at the great meeting in favour of the Glasgow cotton spinners Glasgow 81 2 1831-1854

Venerable John Vallance: in Copper Street again Copper Street 139 2 1831-1854Venerable John Vallance: in General Council of Chartists 197, 208 2 1831-1854

Venerable John Vallance: joins in address to the generous Chartists of Great Brittain 176 2 1831-1854

Venerable John Vallance: on the committee to amendment the Police Act Barnsley 78, 79 2 1831-1854

Venerable John Vallance: pleaded guilty to assembling but not to conspiracy 135 2 1831-1854

Venerable John Vallance: recommended by Dewsbury as a delegate to Convention 111 2 1831-1854

Venerable John Vallance: sends subscription for P. M. M'Douall 228 2 1831-1854

Vernon Mount: 150 2 1831-1854Vickers R. to S. Taylor 480 2 1831-1854Vickers Thomas: Hoyland 295 2 1831-1854Vickers: Wentworth 218, 519 2 1831-1854Victims: Stainborough 223, 224, 228 2 1831-1854Victoria: married 131 2 1831-1854Victoria: at Barnsley 36 2 1831-1854Victoria: Queen at Cudworth station 299, 389 2 1831-1854Victoria: Queen crowned: 86 2 1831-1854Vine Tavern: dinner at the Vine Tavern 394 2 1831-1854Viper: grey-headed 147 2 1831-1854Voter's List revised 458 2 1831-1854Voting two ways for the Local Board 380 2 1831-1854

Voyage to the Antipodes 373 2 1831-1854

Waddington James: dyer 371 2 1831-1854Waddy D.S. Rev.: 342 2 1831-1854Wade Ann: West Melton 10 2 1831-1854Wade John: surgeon 167, 317 2 1831-1854Wade: Bullhouse 197 2 1831-1854Wadsworth Frost O Connor Emmett Rosa: 153 2 1831-1854Wadsworth: Barnborough 163, 361, 504 2 1831-1854Wadworth: Wentworth 10 2 1831-1854Wager Joseph: fellmonger 221, 282 2 1831-1854Waggons: 138 2 1831-1854Wagon and Horses Inn 88, 138, 340 2 1831-1854Wagstaff G. to L. Allott 98 2 1831-1854Wagstaff William: Crown Inn 340, 342, 383, 453 2 1831-1854Wagstaff William: victim 53 2 1831-1854Wagstaff: Darton 27 2 1831-1854Wagstaff: Thurlston 10, 67, 168, 256, 272, 302, 342, 521 2 1831-1854Wagstaff: Worsborough 100 2 1831-1854Wainwright George: killed 379 2 1831-1854Wainwright J. to S. Ibberson 532 2 1831-1854Wainwright Joseph: musician 237 2 1831-1854Wainwright Thomas: surgeon 209, 215, 287, 332, 335, 365, 478, 479 2 1831-1854Wainwright William: cowleech 197, 279 2 1831-1854Wainwright: Carlcotes 84 2 1831-1854Wainwright: Hoyland 270 2 1831-1854Wainwright: Peniston 136, 248 2 1831-1854Wainwright: Thurlston 177, 357 2 1831-1854Wainwright: Udin 100 2 1831-1854Wainwright: Shore Hall 67 2 1831-1854Waite Depledge Sarah: 227 2 1831-1854Wakefield Journal on Explosion Darley 291, 292, 293 2 1831-1854Wakefield Barnsley & Sheffield Turnpike Road: 279 2 1831-1854

Wakefield: Brampton 270 2 1831-1854Walker Harriet: 65 2 1831-1854Walker John: Jump 443 2 1831-1854Walker John: his funeral at Silkston 85 2 1831-1854Walker Jonas: stonemason 378 2 1831-1854Walker W. to H. Balgue 256 2 1831-1854Walker William: judge 373 2 1831-1854Walker: Cliff Brigg 279 2 1831-1854Walker: Barugh 20, 29, 416 2 1831-1854Walker: Elsecar 36, 225, 281 2 1831-1854Walker: Houghton 11, 83, 84, 88, 270 2 1831-1854Walker: Monk Bretton 43, 167, 236 2 1831-1854Walker: Mythemroyd 7 2 1831-1854Walker: Round Green 312 2 1831-1854Wall John: druggist 285 2 1831-1854Wall: Barnsley 13, 27, 285 2 1831-1854Waller Isaac: died from burns 432 2 1831-1854Walmsley Giles: felon 427 2 1831-1854Walrond B. Lloyd Rev.: 372, 375, 402 2 1831-1854Walshaw: Park Mill 68 2 1831-1854Walton George to Jane Fallas 538 2 1831-1854Walton George: warehouseman 294 2 1831-1854Walton L. J. Rev.: 312, 316, 341, 345, 360, 384, 387, 471 2 1831-1854Walton: Barnsley 325 2 1831-1854Walton: Hemingfield 279, 383, 521 2 1831-1854Walton: Hollinroyd 29 2 1831-1854Walton: Huthwaite 67, 203 2 1831-1854Walton: Royds 20 2 1831-1854Walton: Wath 248 2 1831-1854Wanderings of Fancy: 20 2 1831-1854Warburton Samuel: Housley Hall 63 2 1831-1854Ward George: tillage dealer 405 2 1831-1854Ward Barber R.: druggist 462 2 1831-1854

Ward George to Miss Pecket 108, 135 2 1831-1854Ward J. to E. Cawthorne 489 2 1831-1854Ward John: surgeon 261 2 1831-1854Ward Mr. to Jane Buckley 247 2 1831-1854Ward Mr.: surveyor 294 2 1831-1854Ward William: White Hart 261, 282 2 1831-1854Ward Zion: 524 2 1831-1854Ward: Barnsley 231, 294, 295 2 1831-1854Ward: Mexborough 19, 309, 448 2 1831-1854Ward: Ouslethwaite 536 2 1831-1854Ward: Pogmoor 137 2 1831-1854Ward: Shafton 200 2 1831-1854Ward: Wentworth 34 2 1831-1854Wardrobe John: innkeeper 82 2 1831-1854Warehousemen: accused of taking bribes 466 2 1831-1854Waring George to Emma Harrison 129 2 1831-1854Waring Henry: architect 227 2 1831-1854Waring Mrs.: found dead in bed 394 2 1831-1854Waring Thomas: railway contractor 471, 533 2 1831-1854Waring: Carr Green 40 2 1831-1854Waring: Goldthorpe 189 2 1831-1854Waring: Wath 21, 81, 82, 277, 299 2 1831-1854Waring: Woolley 1, 67, 200, 249, 271 2 1831-1854WarnFord Mr. to Ann Woodiwiss 116 2 1831-1854Warping Mills: 444 2 1831-1854Warren House: 61 2 1831-1854Warren Vale: explosion 347 2 1831-1854Warwick William: suffocated at Elsecar 473 2 1831-1854Washable paper-hangings: 323 2 1831-1854Washington his life character & times: 324 2 1831-1854Watchmen: two additional 390 2 1831-1854

Water Company: 397, 435, 445, 475, 476, 489, 492, 499, 508 2 1831-1854

Water Joe: Sign of 236 2 1831-1854Water scarce at Pilley 365 2 1831-1854Water-hen caught in Pitt Street: 485 2 1831-1854Waterloo Pit: 356 2 1831-1854Waters Benjamin: schoolmaster 290 2 1831-1854Waterton the Wanderer: at Bridlington 28 2 1831-1854Waterton the Wanderer: at the age of 55 63 2 1831-1854Waterton the Wanderer: cleared of rats at Walton Hall 98 2 1831-1854

Waterton the Wanderer: combat betwixt two hares 212 2 1831-1854

Waterton the Wanderer: freak of a wild duck 9 2 1831-1854Waterton the Wanderer: his civettes & a thunderstorm at Walton Hall 201 2 1831-1854

Waterton the Wanderer: on carrion crows 349 2 1831-1854

Waterton the Wanderer: possessed Wourali poison 100 2 1831-1854

Waterton the Wanderer: profanity at the Barnsley Canal 228 2 1831-1854Waterton 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 1831-1854Waterton the Wanderer: was shipwrecked 172 2 1831-1854Waterton the Wanderer: Wigeons & coots 33 2 1831-1854Waterton the Wanderer: Wigeons eat grass 10 2 1831-1854Waterton G. to Miss Scholey 260 2 1831-1854Waterton: Darfield 246 2 1831-1854Waterton: Hoyland 88 2 1831-1854Wath: bequest to Wath 56 2 1831-1854Wath: Commissioners Wath 499 2 1831-1854Wath: memorial window for the Church Wath 499 2 1831-1854Wath: Mutual Improvement Society Wath 522, 523, 537 2 1831-1854Wath: organ opened at Wath 168 2 1831-1854Wath: Prolific wheat Wath 521 2 1831-1854

Wath: ringers at Fishlake Wath 484 2 1831-1854Watkins Henry Rev.: 220, 237, 531 2 1831-1854Watkins James: man of colour 508 2 1831-1854Watkins John: Chartist 159, 177, 316, 318 2 1831-1854Watkins Wilmer Francis: surgeon 432 2 1831-1854Watson Charles Rev.: 200 2 1831-1854Watson George: coachman 143 2 1831-1854Watson Shepley esquire: 7 2 1831-1854Watson Thomas to Sarah Batty 282 2 1831-1854Watson: Ardsley 236 2 1831-1854Watson: Brierley 84, 315, 426 2 1831-1854Watson: Darfield 29, 162 2 1831-1854Watson: Felkirk 271, 485 2 1831-1854Watson: Wath 236, 536 2 1831-1854Watson: Worsborough 133, 205 2 1831-1854Watsons Brewers 201 2 1831-1854Waverley Novels, presented to Kexborough Franklin Club: 413 2 1831-1854

Weare William: died suddenly 470 2 1831-1854Weavers Association: 257, 271, 439, 440, 444, 472, 475 2 1831-1854Weavers: condition of the 72, 493, 526, 536 2 1831-1854Weavers: grievences 246 2 1831-1854

Weavers: turn-outs

60, 176, 177, 179, 186, 209, 213, 215, 216, 217, 218, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 229, 230, 231, 233, 237, 370, 432, 433, 439, 440, 442, 443

2 1831-1854

Webster & Bennett: trial of 10 2 1831-1854Webster Herbert: 56 2 1831-1854Webster John: Hemingfield 209, 414 2Webster John: Stocksbridge 221 2 1831-1854Webster John: drowned 287 2 1831-1854Weighing machine at Wath 372 2 1831-1854Welch on America 475 2 1831-1854

Wellington compared with Napoleon: 490 2 1831-1854Wellington Duke of: 221, 412 2 1831-1854Wells E. J. to E. Marshall 316 2 1831-1854Wentworth church robbed: 371 2 1831-1854

Wentworth Godfrey:82, 276, 289, 307, 388, 390, 394, 417, 434, 438, 443, 449, 451, 460, 491, 496, 503

2 1831-1854

Wentworth William Viscount: 111 2 1831-1854Wentworth-Vernon Charles Frederick Thomas 5, 400, 498 2 1831-1854

Wentworth-Vernon Thomas William Frederick 160, 179, 180, 217, 224, 234, 275, 289, 306, 323, 388, 394, 417 2 1831-1854

Wentworth-Vernon Miss: 294 2 1831-1854Wesleyan Association: 319, 538 2 1831-1854Wesleyan Bazaar at Wath 438 2 1831-1854Wesleyan Bazaar at Barnsley 507 2 1831-1854Wesleyan Chapel: at Clayton West 98, 299 2 1831-1854Wesleyan Chapel: Doncaster Road Barnsley 33, 61 2 1831-1854Wesleyan Chapel: Pitt Street, Barnsley 249, 261 2 1831-1854Wesleyan Chapel: Silkston 343 2 1831-1854Wesleyan Chapel: Westgate 61, 290 2 1831-1854Wesleyan Chapel: Wombwell 260 2 1831-1854Wesleyan Methodism in Barnsley 342 2 1831-1854

Wesleyan Missions: 85, 98, 374, 442, 468, 470, 505, 522, 523 2 1831-1854

Wesleyan Reform: 325, 329, 336, 343, 370, 371, 381, 383, 455, 456, 538 2 1831-1854

Wesleyan Stationing Committee 284 2 1831-1854Wesleyan Tract Society 338, 359 2 1831-1854Wesleyans of Cudworth 446 2Wesleyans of Hoyland Nether 391, 443 2 1831-1854West Melton Church: West Melton 431 2 1831-1854West Mr.: lecturer 190, 222 2 1831-1854West Thomas: Ashes 261, 294 2 1831-1854

West: Barnsley 211 2 1831-1854West: Cawthorne 68, 85, 426 2 1831-1854West: Norcroft 83 2 1831-1854West: Underbank 22 2 1831-1854Wharam: Hiendley 137 2 1831-1854Wharam: Skelmanthorp 19, 53, 287 2 1831-1854Wharam: Wath 396 2 1831-1854Wharncliff Lodge: Wharncliff Lodge 45 2 1831-1854Wharncliff Silkston Colliery: 517 2 1831-1854

Wharncliff Lord: a patron to Barnsley Horticultural Society 388 2 1831-1854

Wharncliff Lord: a patron to Barnsley Choral Society 417 2 1831-1854

Wharncliff Lord: Barnsley Catholics condemn him by resolution Barnsley 90 2 1831-1854

Wharncliff Lord: Chairman at Wortley Farmers Club 402 2 1831-1854Wharncliff Lord: chairman at Pontefract Sessions Pontefract 83 2 1831-1854Wharncliff Lord: description of him by Feargus O'Connor 211 2 1831-1854

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 229 2 1831-1854

Wharncliff Lord: in Italy 520 2 1831-1854Wharncliff Lord: induces Wellington to sit for Portrait to be placed in a public building at Barnsley 221 2 1831-1854

Wharncliff Lord: Leeds Intelligencer on his burial 252 2 1831-1854Wharncliff Lord: Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant of Yeomanry Cavalry 130 2 1831-1854

Wharncliff Lord: Lord-President of the Council and Lord-Lieutenant of the West Riding of Yorkshire 190 2 1831-1854

Wharncliff Lord: on extension of church accommodation and education of the poor 235 2 1831-1854

Wharncliff Lord: on the Factories Bill 230 2 1831-1854Wharncliff Lord: Patrician on his ancestry 253 2 1831-1854Wharncliff Lord: subscribes to Institution for Deaf & Dumb 276, 289, 307 2 1831-1854

Wharncliff Lord: turns up first spadeful of earth in the construction of Woodhead Tunnel 91 2 1831-1854

Wharncliff Lord: visits his tenants at Carlton 316 2 1831-1854Wharncliff: descriptions of 44 2 1831-1854What dost thou care for weeds? 355 2 1831-1854Wheat James: turnpike clerk 279 2 1831-1854Wheatley Thomas: his letter 105 2 1831-1854Wheeler Henry: hardwareman 460 2 1831-1854Whig dinner: 255 2 1831-1854Whistlejacket: 9 2 1831-1854Whitacar: Thorp Hesley 15, 391 2 1831-1854White E. From Ludborough 89 2 1831-1854White George: Moorside 391 2 1831-1854White J. to A. Hartley 339 2 1831-1854White John: shot himself by accident 405 2 1831-1854White Kirke Henry: lectures on 336 2 1831-1854White Mrs.: Lee Brook 136 2 1831-1854White William: constable 332, 335, 358, 372, 499 2 1831-1854White William: sergeant 415 2 1831-1854White William: topographer 59, 61 2 1831-1854White William: watchman 196 2 1831-1854White: Bretton 222 2 1831-1854White: Wath 10, 149 2 1831-1854White: Wentworth 12, 436, 462 2 1831-1854Whitehead George: sinker 428 2 1831-1854

Whitehead Mrs.: robbed 417 2 1831-1854Whittacker: Thurlston 270 2 1831-1854Whittle John: dropped down dead 337 2 1831-1854Whitwam Miss: singer 392, 417, 529 2 1831-1854Whitwam: Barnsley 1, 64, 68, 249 2 1831-1854Whitwam: Wombwell 64 2 1831-1854Whitworth J.G.: organist 60, 193, 313 2 1831-1854Whitworth John: architect 203, 210, 278, 339, 342 2 1831-1854Whitworth Martha: innkeeper 40, 531 2 1831-1854Whyman: Thurlston 2 2 1831-1854Widdison: Wath 95 2 1831-1854

Widdop, John:105, 106, 109, 110, 111, 113 ,114, 116, 118, 135, 138, 139, 152, 167, 193, 194, 211, 297

2 1831-1854

Widdowson: Alderthwaite 486 2 1831-1854Wigfield Robert: farmer 308 2 1831-1854Wigfield Samuel: quack-doctor 193 2 1831-1854Wigfield: Hoyland Nether 10, 201, 262, 270, 308 2 1831-1854Wigfield: Rockley 468 2 1831-1854Wigfield: Swaithe 162, 255 2 1831-1854Wigglesworth William: surgeon 302 2 1831-1854Wigglesworth: Holbrook 64, 68, 302 2 1831-1854Wigglesworth: Hoylandswaine 5, 13, 73, 153 2 1831-1854Wightman Thomas: bonesetter 67 2 1831-1854Wightman: Carlton 129 2 1831-1854Wike Elizabeth: widow 186 2 1831-1854Wike: Barnsley 15, 34, 73, 186, 281 2 1831-1854Wilby Henry: insolvent 512 2 1831-1854Wilby: Bolton 144 2 1831-1854Wilcox M. R. Rev.: 523 2 1831-1854Wilderspin Samuel: 342, 343 2 1831-1854Wilderspin: founder of infant schools 465 2 1831-1854Wild's Theatre: 194 2 1831-1854

Wildsmith Ann: aged ninety-two 277 2 1831-1854Wildsmith John: parish clerk 392 2 1831-1854Wildsmith: Worsborough 53, 131, 277, 392, 536 2 1831-1854Wilkinson & Mallison dissolve: 513 2 1831-1854Wilkinson v Farmer: 512 2 1831-1854Wilkinson Atkinson William Rev.: 213 2 1831-1854Wilkinson J. to S. Savage 400 2 1831-1854Wilkinson John: drowned 377 2 1831-1854Wilkinson John: manslayer 329 2 1831-1854Wilkinson John: old inhabitant 336 2 1831-1854Wilkinson Joseph gent.: 211, 281, 300, 316, 319, 337, 455 2 1831-1854Wilkinson Joseph: nurseryman 203 2 1831-1854Wilkinson Joseph: relieving officer 112, 167, 203, 208, 209 2 1831-1854Wilkinson Joshua: Musical Tavern 295 2 1831-1854Wilkinson M. to D. Hawksworth 343 2 1831-1854Wilkinson Mrs.: aged ninety-two 261 2 1831-1854Wilkinson Samuel: weaver 203 2 1831-1854Wilkinson Sarah 334 2 1831-1854Wilkinson W. to Miss Dodd 287 2 1831-1854Wilkinson William: was going to stab his father 82 2 1831-1854Wilkinson William: weaver 194, 522 2 1831-1854Wilkinson: Barnsley 256, 270 2 1831-1854Wilkinson: Cundy House 15 2 1831-1854Wilkinson: Mapplewell 511 2 1831-1854Wilkinson: Thurlston 204 2 1831-1854Wilkinson: Worsborough 10, 12 2 1831-1854Wilks James: miller 282 2 1831-1854Willan Henry Rev.: 26 2 1831-1854Willan R. to A. M. Coleman 195 2 1831-1854

Willan Robert Rev.: 33, 39, 82, 122, 133, 235, 268, 279, 280, 300, 312, 370, 371 2 1831-1854

Willcock Joseph: linen manufacturer 53 2 1831-1854Willcock: Bolton 10 2 1831-1854

Willcock: Cawthorne 29, 203, 233, 270, 271, 279, 345 2 1831-1854Willcock: Thurgoland 250, 261, 311, 361 2 1831-1854Willcock: I think they call him 72, 73 2 1831-1854Willer: Monk Bretton 92 2 1831-1854Willey: Mexborough 301 2 1831-1854William IV crowned: 4 2 1831-1854Williams Marshall: Pule Hill 264 2 1831-1854Williams Peter Simon: Wortley Ironworks 280 2 1831-1854Wilson Alexander: gardener 317, 383 2 1831-1854Wilson Archibald: Wentworth 285 2 1831-1854Wilson Elizabeth: died at Birk House 402 2 1831-1854Wilson George: committed for manslaughter 396, 416 2 1831-1854Wilson James Rev.: 512 2 1831-1854Wilson James: butcher 65 2 1831-1854Wilson Jemmy: weaver 297 2 1831-1854Wilson Joe: killed at Talavera 297 2 1831-1854Wilson John: chimney-sweeper 29 2 1831-1854Wilson John: coach-builder 307 2 1831-1854Wilson John: joiner 357 2 1831-1854Wilson John: linen manufacturer 130 2 1831-1854Wilson Mawer Thomas: 336 2 1831-1854Wilson R. to M.A. Russell 317 2 1831-1854Wilson S. J. to M. Stone 504 2 1831-1854Wilson T. to M. Challenger 434 2 1831-1854Wilson Thompson at Waterloo 297 2 1831-1854Wilson Winsmore Thomas: 122, 123, 125, 131 2 1831-1854Wilson: Banks Hall 122, 125 2 1831-1854Wilson: Barnsley 133 2 1831-1854Wilson: Birthwaite Hall 153, 341 2 1831-1854Wilson: Bloomhouse 3 2 1831-1854Wilson: Hiendley 13 2 1831-1854Wilson: Mexborough 261 2 1831-1854Wilson: Edwardthorp 260, 434 2 1831-1854

Wimpenny: Thurlston 197 2 1831-1854Wind at Barnsley 98, 186, 290, 308, 457 2 1831-1854Winders wages advanced: 415 2 1831-1854Windle: Tingle Bridge 106 2 1831-1854Windle: Wentworth 341, 345 2 1831-1854Windle: Worsborough 535 2 1831-1854Windle: Wortley 300 2 1831-1854Window Tax: 189, 190, 193 2 1831-1854Wine sold at Bretton Hall 319 2 1831-1854Wing: Hoyland 506 2 1831-1854Wing: Wentworth 2 2 1831-1854Winter John: innkeeper 29 2 1831-1854Winter Joseph: constable 193 2 1831-1854Winter mild: 255, 324 2 1831-1854Winter Thomas: plumber 214 2 1831-1854Winter: Skiers Hall 308 2 1831-1854Winter: Worsborough 53 2 1831-1854Winterbottom: Barnsley 325 2 1831-1854Winterbottom: Thurgoland 508 2 1831-1854Wintle, S. Rev.: 284 2 1831-1854Wire drawing: 43, 59 2 1831-1854Wittacker John: witness 365 2 1831-1854Wogans James: weaver 160 2 1831-1854Wolf Dr.: traveller 136, 140, 271, 456 2 1831-1854Wolfenden Mary: aged ninety-two 40 2 1831-1854Wolfenden: Felkirk 163 2 1831-1854Womack: Barnsley 53, 356, 377 2 1831-1854Wombwell Chapel-of-ease enlarged Wombwell 33 2 1831-1854Wombwell's wild beasts: 312, 334, 527, 531 2 1831-1854Wood & Perkes: Worsborough 323 2 1831-1854Wood George Sir: 208 2 1831-1854Wood Wentworth 66, 130, 340 2 1831-1854Wood Abraham: Sunday teacher 442 2 1831-1854

Wood Benjamin: woodman 268, 317 2 1831-1854Wood Charles Sir: 9, 34, 158, 274, 414 2 1831-1854Wood Francis Sir: 122, 125 2 1831-1854Wood George: miner 223, 227 2 1831-1854Wood Hannah: drowned herself 356 2 1831-1854Wood J. to H. Webster 448 2 1831-1854Wood James: shoe-maker 209 2 1831-1854Wood John: weaver 231, 233 2 1831-1854Wood Joseph: linen manufacturer 335 2 1831-1854Wood M. to Miss Fletcher 248 2 1831-1854Wood Mrs.: singer 136, 209, 210, 300 2 1831-1854Wood William: wiredrawer 3 2 1831-1854Wood: Ardsley 201, 245 2 1831-1854Wood: Barnborough 162 2 1831-1854

Wood: Barnsley 16, 37, 40, 41, 112, 176, 209, 261, 313, 446 2 1831-1854

Wood: Billingley 64, 100, 115, 270, 345 2 1831-1854Wood: Cawthorne 28, 35 2 1831-1854Wood: Clayton-in-the-Clay 287 2 1831-1854Wood: Darfield 347 2 1831-1854Wood: Darton 460 2 1831-1854Wood: Denby Dale 4 2 1831-1854Wood: Mapplewell 246, 340 2 1831-1854Wood: Mexborough 320 2 1831-1854Wood: Shafton 215 2 1831-1854Wood: Sheephouse 56 2 1831-1854Wood: Thurlston 432 2 1831-1854Wood: Wombwell 302, 481 2 1831-1854Wood: Worsborough 37, 86, 303 2 1831-1854Wood: bankrupts 204 2 1831-1854Woodcock G.: bank cashier 202 2 1831-1854Woodcock H.: constable 16, 210, 272 2 1831-1854Woodcock Henry gent. 210 2 1831-1854

Woodcock J.: found dead 131 2 1831-1854Woodcock Joseph: aged ninety-two 456 2 1831-1854Woodcock R.: blind 137, 396 2 1831-1854Woodcock: Royston 283 2 1831-1854Woodcock: Wentworth 248 2 1831-1854Woodhead Tunnel: 90 2 1831-1854Woodhead B. to H. Silverwood 505 2 1831-1854Woodhead: Birdwell 197 2 1831-1854Woodhead: Hoyland 313 2 1831-1854Woodiwiss S. To Miss Truelove 300 2 1831-1854Woodiwiss: Barnsley 415 2 1831-1854Woodruff J. Parish Clerk at St. Mary's 60 2 1831-1854Woodruff Charles: his house robbed 484 2 1831-1854Woodruff Joseph: shoe-maker 153, 358, 450, 453, 471 2 1831-1854Woodruff Mr. to Miss Mowbray 237 2 1831-1854Woodruff Thomas: abducted a young girl 489 2 1831-1854Woodward: Thorp Hesley 20, 70 2 1831-1854Woodward: Thurgoland 227 2 1831-1854Wordsworth William: poet 41 2 1831-1854Wordsworth Ambrose: scalded to death 450 2 1831-1854Wordsworth J.: woodman 207 2 1831-1854Wordsworth James: boiler-maker 517 2 1831-1854Wordsworth W. to Miss Day 324 2 1831-1854Wordsworth William Rev.: 260, 282, 334, 388, 503, 510 2 1831-1854Wordsworth: Houghton 294, 433 2 1831-1854

Wordsworth: Hoyland 13, 27, 34, 209, 261, 311, 319, 339, 473, 485 2 1831-1854

Wordsworth: poet and Joseph Locke C.E. 220 2 1831-1854Wordsworth: primitive methodist preacher 501 2 1831-1854Working man's friend: 311 2 1831-1854Workshop musings: 360 2 1831-1854Worsborough Cemetery: Worsborough 443 2 1831-1854Worsborough Furnace: Worsborough 421 2 1831-1854

Worsborough Hall: the gentles at Worsborough 460 2 1831-1854Worsborough Hill: Worsborough 77 2 1831-1854Worsborough Park Pit: three killed Worsborough 180 2 1831-1854Worsborough reservoir: Worsborough 236 2 1831-1854Worsborough: cemetery wanted at 443 2 1831-1854Worsnop : on temperance 472 2 1831-1854Worsted manufacture: 61 2 1831-1854Wortley and Denison elected: 179, 180 2 1831-1854Wortley Farmers Club: Wortley 402, 405, 529 2 1831-1854Wortley Forge & Mill: Wortley 43 2 1831-1854Wortley Hall fortified: Wortley Hall 253 2 1831-1854Wortley Emmeline Lady: 52, 241 2 1831-1854Wortley Francis: Sir 46, 241, 253 2 1831-1854Wortley Mary Lady: 52 2 1831-1854Wortley Stuart Charles: 229 2 1831-1854Wortley Stuart James: 271 2 1831-1854Wortley Stuart John: 34, 68, 189, 198, 218, 234 2 1831-1854Wortley Thomas Sir: 253 2 1831-1854Wouralia died: 100 2 1831-1854Wragg James to Jane Bolton 307 2 1831-1854Wragg Joshua: burnt in effigy 82 2 1831-1854Wragg Samuel: stole a sheep 195 2 1831-1854Wright v Callendar: 509 2 1831-1854Wright Ryhill 154, 317 2 1831-1854Wright Charles: iron-monger 462 2 1831-1854Wright D. to A.C. Turton 466 2 1831-1854Wright Eliza her sofa cushion 438 2 1831-1854Wright G.T.: on English Language 415 2 1831-1854Wright H. to Miss Robinson 90 2 1831-1854Wright J.P. Rev.: 471 2 1831-1854Wright John: Adwick 200, 312 2 1831-1854Wright Owen: 126, 228, 247, 271 2 1831-1854Wright Scamadine Thomas: 15, 359 2 1831-1854

Wright Thomas C.E.: 11, 27 2 1831-1854Wright W.: Ouslethwaite 194 2 1831-1854Wright: Old Town 390 2 1831-1854Wright: Wath 45 2 1831-1854Wright: Wombwell 28, 64 2 1831-1854Wrightson B.A. Rev.: 276, 289 2 1831-1854Yardley Joseph: aged ninety-six 360 2 1831-1854Yardley Rachel: aged ninety-two 162 2 1831-1854Yardley: Hoylandswaine 519 2 1831-1854Yardley: Tankersley 214 2 1831-1854Yardley: Wentworth 204, 209 2 1831-1854Yardsticks measured: 237 2 1831-1854Yates: Worsborough 8, 195 2 1831-1854Yates: Notton 89 2 1831-1854Yeaned five lambs: 256 2 1831-1854

Yeomanry Cavalry: 109, 129, 130, 279, 282, 290, 318, 342, 343, 400, 402, 436, 437, 476, 505 2 1831-1854

Yorkshire Miscellany: 246 2 1831-1854Yorkshire: Barnsley & Linen Manufacture Barnsley 322 2 1831-1854Young authors in Barnsley 455 2 1831-1854Young Joseph: plate-layer 488 2 1831-1854Young William: iron-founder 229 2 1831-1854Young: Adwick 277 2 1831-1854Young: 85, 246 2 1831-1854Zamoiski: on Electro-Biology 446 2 1831-1854Zion Ward: 524 2 1831-1854