| Adams | |
| Addenbrooke | |
| Anstice, J. | |
| „ J. A. | |
| „ Memorial | |
| „ R. E. | |
| ,, William | |
| ,, W. R | |
| Appendix | |
| Aqueduct | |
| Ashwood | |
| Assessment for carrying on a vigorous war | |
| ,, of Lands and Houses | |
| Astley | |
| Astun | |
| Badger | |
| Bagnall | |
| Ballard, Phillip | |
| Banking Co. | |
| Banks | |
| Baptists | |
| Bartlam | |
| Battlefield | |
| Baugh | |
| Beard | |
| Beckbury | |
| Bedlam Hall | |
| Benefactions | |
| Benson, Rev. J. | |
| Benthall, Lawrence | |
| Bicton Heath | |
| Billingsley | |
| Billy Holyoake | |
| Bishton | |
| | |
| Black Rock | |
| Bleak | |
| Blisser’s Hill | |
| Block House | |
| Board of Conservators | |
| Boden | |
| Booth | |
| Botfield | |
| Bowdler | |
| Bowlegs Tom | |
| Boycott | |
| Brick and Tile Works | |
| Brewer | |
| Bridges | |
| Brockholes | |
| Brooke, Charity | |
| ,, and Beddow Charities | |
| ,, Family | 10 to 15 |
| ,, Arms of | |
| ,, Pedigree of | |
| ,, Sir Basil | |
| Brown, A. H., M.P. | |
| Brown, Thomas | |
| Buckland | |
| Buckley | |
| Burd, G. | |
| Burgess | |
| Burial without a Coffin | |
| Bums, Ann, Jane, and Sarah | |
| Burton, E. | |
| Burton, John | |
| Buy-a-Brooms | |
| Caldbrooke | |
| ,, Smithy | |
| Capsi | |
| Carolosa, William | |
| Chapel of Ease | |
| Charities | |
| Charity Commissioners | 243–4 |
| Chell | |
| Cholera and its victims | |
| | |
| Church Accommodation | |
| „ and the Moral and Religious Aspects of the people of Madeley, The | |
| „ of England | |
| „ of St. Mary | |
| ,, Register | |
| Clark | |
| Claverley | |
| Clay Industries | |
| Cludd | |
| Coaches | |
| Coal and Iron Industries Coalbrookdale Co. | |
| ,, description of | |
| ,, Lum Hole | |
| „ Old Hearth Plates | |
| „ Origin of Name | |
| „ Smithy Place, &c. | |
| Coalfield | |
| Coalport Chapel | |
| Coalport Incline | |
| Coalport Works | |
| Cobbett | |
| Cold October 23rd | |
| Collection of Fossils | |
| Congregationalists | |
| Constables, Instructions to | |
| Constablewicks | |
| Coneberry | |
| Cope | |
| Copper Tokens | |
| Coracles | |
| Cort | |
| Counsells opinion | |
| County Courts | |
| Court House | |
| „ „ Chapel of | |
| ,, Farm | |
| „ Leet | |
| Courts for the recovery of debts | |
| Craneges | |
| Crookes | |
| | |
| Dace | |
| Daniel, The Messrs. | |
| Darbys, The | |
| „ Abraham, the first | |
| „ ,, uses coke in blast furnaces | |
| „ Abraham, the second first uses coal in the forge and lays down iron rails | |
| ,, Abraham, the third, erects first iron bridge | |
| Davies, William | |
| Dearman, Richard | |
| Deerclose | |
| Devil, the | |
| Dickenson, Henry | |
| Discussion on Education | |
| Dispensary, the | |
| Distress, periods of | |
| Domesday | |
| Dorsett, William | |
| Doughty, J. D. | |
| Dundonald, Earl | |
| Dyas | |
| Dyott | |
| Easter Dues | |
| Edmonds, Daniel | |
| Edmunds, Printer | |
| Edwards, E. | |
| Eels | |
| Erroneous Tradition | |
| Evans | |
| Events relating to Madeley | |
| Exhibition, 1851 | |
| Explosion of Powder | |
| Extinct and Ancient Names | |
| Extract from Old Book in Church Chest | |
| Farnworth | |
| Ferrars | |
| Firmstone | |
| First Boot Printed at Madeley | |
| Fletcher | |
| „ Rev. J. W., Sketch of | 123 to 156 |
| | 157 to 160 |
| Flounders | |
| Ford | |
| Forest of the Wrekin | |
| ,, Laws | |
| Forester | |
| Fosbrooke, Roger | Appendix |
| Foster, James | |
| Foster, W. O. | |
| Fossils | |
| Fox, John | |
| Fowler, Matthew, Roger | |
| Fuller | |
| Gaskell | |
| Gelson, Mr. | |
| George III. | |
| Giffard | |
| Glazebrook, James | |
| Good | |
| Goodin | |
| Goodwin | |
| Goosetree | |
| Gower, Earl | |
| Graham | |
| Grant, Alexander | |
| Gray | |
| Great Fire | |
| Great Land Flood at the Dale | |
| Gwyther | |
| Hales Farm | |
| Hales field pits | |
| Hancock | |
| Hay | |
| ,, house | |
| Hayes | |
| Hayward | |
| Harrington | |
| Hawking | |
| Hawley, Sir Joseph | 106–7 |
| Hemmings | |
| Heslop, Adam | |
| | |
| Hicks | |
| Hill | |
| Hill’s Lane Pits | |
| Homfray | |
| Hopyard | |
| Hornblower | |
| Horton | |
| House to house visitation | |
| Hunting Lodge | |
| Idle Tales | |
| Imps | |
| Inclined Planes | 92–3–4 |
| Invention of Printers’ Rollers by Mr. Dyas | |
| Ironbridge | 334 to 369 |
| ,, Church | |
| Ironworks, first | |
| “John Brown’s Dolls” | |
| Johnson | |
| King Charles’s Visit to and Concealment at Madeley Also see Appendix | 45 to 54 |
| Landslips | |
| Law of Settlement | |
| Lawrence, Sarah | |
| Lawson | |
| Legge | |
| Leigh | |
| Lewis | |
| L’Hirondelle | |
| Lincoln Hill | |
| Lister, Thomas | |
| Littlehales | |
| Lloyds, The | |
| Locomotive, the first intended to be used on a railroad | |
| Lord Chief Justice Brooke | |
| Lord Thurlow | |
| Lowe | |
| Luccock, Benjamin, Thomas, and Adam | 284–5–6 |
| | |
| Maddison | |
| Madeley as part of the Franchise of Wenlock | |
| „ China Works | |
| „ Church | |
| ,, Church, subject to mother Church of Wenlock | |
| ,, Early History of | |
| ,, Church, Rectors of | |
| „ Market | |
| ,, Origin of Name | |
| ,, Proposed Improvements | |
| ,, Religious aspect in Fletcher’s day | |
| ,, „ at present time | |
| „ Union | |
| ,, Wood | |
| „ Works | |
| ,, ,, Number of Vessels on the Severn | |
| Manor House | |
| ,, Court | |
| ,, Deed of Sale | |
| ,, Mill | |
| ,, Sold to R. Broke | |
| Market House | |
| Maw, Arthur | |
| Melancholy Event | |
| Melville Home | |
| Methodism | |
| Millstone Grit | |
| Minton | |
| Molyneux | |
| Montgomery | |
| Morris, Mason | |
| Morris, W. | |
| Mountford | |
| Mount St. Gilbert | |
| Municipal Reform Act | |
| Mural Monuments | 211 to 216 |
| Murchison, Sir R. | |
| Murdock | |
| Nantgarw | |
| Nicholls | |
| | |
| Oaths of Supremacy | |
| Old Barn | |
| Old Beer | |
| Old Book | |
| Old Roberts | |
| Owen, John | |
| Owen, W. Y. | |
| Paston, William | |
| Pattrick | |
| Perambulation of Forests | |
| Perch | |
| Perks, George | |
| Petty Sessions | |
| Phillips | |
| Pike | |
| Polling District | |
| Poll Tax | |
| Poole | |
| Population | |
| Potts, E. B. | |
| Powell | |
| Press Laws | |
| Prestwich | |
| Primitive Methodists | |
| Proctor, J. | |
| Public Houses | Appendix |
| Pugh, Charles | |
| Pugh, William | |
| Purtron | |
| Quakers | |
| Railways | |
| Randall, Martin | 206 to 210 |
| Ratcliff, Edmund | |
| Rathbone | |
| Religious aspect of Madeley | |
| Rent and valuation of lands | |
| Reynoldses the | |
| Reynolds William | |
| | 97–8 |
| ,, Death of | |
| ,, Predicts Steam Locomotion | |
| ,, Prophetic Utterances of | |
| Riffle Corps | |
| Roberts | |
| ,, William | |
| Robin Hood | |
| Rock Church | |
| Rogers, Arundel | |
| Rose, John | |
| Rose, Thomas & Fredk. Wm. | |
| Rose, John, Presentation to | |
| Rose du Barry, re-discovered | |
| Rotunda | |
| Royal Dessert Service | |
| Rushton Farm | |
| Sadler | |
| Salmon | |
| Salopian, young and old | |
| “Sammy Walters” | |
| Saville | |
| Scarcity of Wheat at Madeley | |
| Scott, Captain | |
| Serfs | |
| Severn, the | |
| ,, As a source of food | |
| ,, Fish which no longer frequent the river | 266–7 |
| ,, Fish which now frequent the river | |
| ,, No. of vessels | |
,, Mundella’s fresh water fishing Act
