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Volume 1:1 (1917)

Walter H. Burgess ‘Work in the field of Unitarian history’ TUHS 1:1 (1916) 1-10

R. Mortimer. Montgomery ‘The deeds of the Free Christian Church Horsham’ TUHS 1:1 (1916) 10-22

‘An open trust: note on the Ditchling trust deed’ TUHS 1:1 (1916) 23-4

C. J. Street ‘The old nonconformity at Norton, Derbyshire 1’ TUHS 1:1 (1916) 25-54

John C. Warren ‘Early records of a Presbyterian congregation [High Pavement, Nottingham]’ TUHS 1:1 (1916) 55-87

Alfred Amey ‘The Old Meeting, Framlingham’ TUHS 1:1 (1916) 88-92

Notes and Queries 1-4 TUHS 1:1 (1917) 96

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Volume 1:2 (1918)

Fred W. Powicke ‘Apology for the nonconformist Arians of the 18th century’ TUHS 1:2 (1917) 101-128

C. J. Street ‘The old nonconformity of Norton, Derbyshire 2’ TUHS 1:2 (1917) 129-154

Rees Jenkin Jones ‘The origin sand history of the Old Meeting House, Aberdare’ TUHS 1:2 (1917) 155-176

R. M. Montgomery ‘The deeds of Westgate Chapel, Lewes’ TUHS 1:2 (1917) 177-190

Walter H. Burgess ‘The church book of the General Baptist Chapel at Turners Hill and Horley’ TUHS 1:2 (1917) 191-218

‘An historic legal decision [Bowman v. Secular Society, Ltd]’ TUHS 1:2 (1917) 219-252

Notes and Queries 5-9, TUHS 1:2 (1918) 253-255

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Volume 1:3 (1918)

A lawyer ‘The deeds of Essex Chapel [London]’ TUHS 1:3 (1918) 262-275

‘High Street Chapel, Plymouth’ TUHS 1:3 (1918) 275

Amherst D. Tyssen ‘The Old Meeting House, Banbury, and its successor the Unitarian Church’ TUHS 1:3 (1918) 276-302

William Whittaker ‘The open-trust myth’ TUHS 1:3 (1918) 303-314

Walter H. Burgess ‘John Pounds’ TUHS 1:3 (1918) 315-317

Notes and Queries 10-14 (Note 13, WH Burgess, Cranbrook Chapel) TUHS 1;3 (1918) 318-320

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Volume 2:1 (1919)

John C. Warren ‘From Puritanism to Unitarianism in Lincoln’ TUHS 2:1 (1919) 1-31

Francis Nicholson and Ernest Axon ‘Roger Baldwin’ TUHS 2:1 (1919) 32-46

Clement E. Pike ‘Protestant dissenting congregations ministered to by the Rev. J. B. Pike in the years 1780-1810’ TUHS 2:1 (1919) 47-60

J. Lionel Tayler ‘The common history of our churches’ TUHS 2:1 (1919) 61-89

R. J. Jones ‘Our Welsh hymn book’ TUHS 2:1 (1919) 90-94

Notes and Queries 15-23 (Note 22 Little Portland St Chapel, London) TUHS 2:1 (1919) 95-98

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Volume 2:2 (1920)

Herbert McLachlan ‘Manchester Socinian Controversy’ TUHS 2:2 (1920) 1-8

Amherst D. Tyssen ‘The Presbyterians of Bloxham and Milton, near Banbury’ TUHS 2:2 (1920) 9-32

R. M. Montgomery ‘An old pamphlet [about the Conventicle Act is Suffolk, 1670]’ TUHS 2:2 (1920) 33-42

‘List of London nonconformist ministers 1689’ TUHS 2:2 (1920) 42-43

Walter H. Burgess ed. ‘A document by a member [Thomas Brewer 1620] of the Pilgrim Fathers’ Church’ TUHS 2:2 (1920) 44-48

Notes and Queries 24-31 TUHS 2:2 (1920) 49-53

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Volume 2:3 (1921)

Stephen G. Lee ‘Nonconformist schools under persecution 1662-1714’ TUHS 2:3 (1921) 59-64

Herbert McLachlan ‘The Christian Brethren movement’ TUHS 2:3 (1921) 65-91

C. J. Street ‘The Hollis family and Harvard College’ TUHS 2:3 (1921) 92-97

‘Rev. Alexander Gordon’s eightieth birthday’ TUHS 2:3 (1921) 98-99

‘List of west country divines with dates of ordination’ TUHS 2:3 (1921)

Notes and Queries 32-41 (Note 33, Evans George Eyre, Chowbent Chapel) TUHS 2:3 (1921) 100-104

‘A list of West Country divines [Exeter Assembly 1731]’ TUHS 2:3 (1921) 109-111

War memorial [World War 1 at Essex Hall] TUHS 2:3 (1921) 112-114

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Volume 2:4 (1922)

Francis Nicholson and Ernest Axon ‘The manuscripts of William Shepherd at Manchester College, Oxford’ TUHS 2:4 (1922) 119-130

Clement E. Pike ‘Pews and benches [Bridgwater]’ TUHS 2:4 (1922) 131-137

Herbert McLachlan ‘Seventeenth century Unitarian tracts’ TUHS 2:4 (1922) 138-166

‘Roll of Honour [World War 1]’ TUHS 2:4 (1922) 167

Notes and Queries TUHS 2:4 (1922) 168-178

‘List of trustees of Plymouth Meeting House 1768’ TUHS 2:4 (1922) 186-188

‘Certificate recommending Joseph Lawton for ordination 1709’ TUHS 2:4 (1922) 189

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Volume 3:1 (1923)

R. V. Holt ‘Strata in the formation of Unitarian Church tradition’ TUHS 3:1 (1923) i1-19

Dionysius Loriczy ‘The Hungarian Unitarian Church part 1 How it became known to Unitarians in England’ TUHS 3:1 (1923) 20-39

Clement E. Pike ‘Evolution of church government in a Presbyterian congregation [Bridgwater]’ TUHS 3:1 (1923) 40-51

‘Excommunication among Welsh Independents [a letter from Ann John to Rev. Titus Evans (1809-64)’ TUHS 3:1 (1923) 51-52

‘Trust deed of Portsmouth General Baptist Chapel’ TUHS 3:1 (1923) 53-59

Notes and Queries 60-75 (Notes 61, 64, 65, 67, 68 & 69, Evans GE, Tenterden, Essex St, Sidmouth, Dover, Liverpool Benn’s Garden etc., and Portsmouth High Street), TUHS 3:1 (1923)

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Volume 3:2 (1924)

Henry W. Foote ‘The Harvard school of hymnody’ TUHS 3:2 (1924) 89-110

Dudley Wright ‘English Unitarian hymn writers’ TUHS 3:2 (1924) 111-20

Dionysius Loriczy ‘The Hungarian Unitarian Church Part 2 Foundation of the Unitarian Church’ TUHS 3:2 (1924) 121-134

Ernest Axon ‘The Mort family and Lancashire nonconformity’ TUHS 3:2 (1924) 135-147

Herbert Perry ‘Historical notes on the Stockport Unitarian church’ TUHS 3:2 (1924) 148-152

‘An early licence’ TUHS 3:2 (1924) 153-4

‘A sermon register [Silvanus Gibb]’ TUHS 3:2 (1924) 155-159

Notes and Queries 72-79 TUHS 3:2 (1924) 160-172 (Notes 72-75 : Evans, G E Ilfracombe, Stannington, Barnstaple and Topsham Chapels)

‘Letter of Bishop Ferencz’ TUHS 3:2 (1924) 182-183

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Volume 3:3 (1925)

Herbert McLachlan ‘The old Hackney College 1786-1796’ TUHS 3:3 (1925) 185-205

Earl Morse Wilbur ‘Some Unitarian shrines on the continent’ TUHS 3:3 (1925) 206-216

Clement Edwards Pike ‘Unitarian liturgies’ TUHS 3:3 (1925) 217-223

‘British and Foreign Unitarian Association centenary exhibition’ TUHS 3:3 (1925) 224-248

Old Meeting Birmingham 3:3 (1925) 249-271

‘Notes and Queries 80-91’ TUHS 3:3 (1925) 272-283 (Notes 82 & 83, Evans GE, Stockport & Leeds, Mill Hill Chapels)

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Volume 3:4 (1926)

Alexander Gordon ‘Servetus in 1531-1532’ TUHS 3:4 (1926) 301-303

Alexander Gordon ‘Servetus and the Spanish Inquisition’ TUHS 3:4 (1926) 304-310

Ernest Axon ‘Buxton Chapel’ TUHS 3:4 (1926) 311-334

E. Rosalind Lee ‘The Unitarian Church, Melbourne, Victoria’ TUHS 3:4 (1926) 335-349

Earl Morse Wilbur ‘The meaning and lesson of Unitarian history’ TUHS 3:;4 (1926) 350-360

Herbert McLachlan ‘More letters of Theophilus Lindsey’ TUHS 3:4 (1926) 361-377

‘The Kenrick Letters 9-‘ TUHS 3:4 (1926) 378-407

‘Notes and Queries 92-97’TUHS 3:4 (1926) 408-414 (Note 96, Evans, GE, Ancient Chapel of Toxteth; original register, 1778-1855)

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Volume 4 :1 (1927)

W. G. Tarrant and Joseph Worthington ‘University Hall, London’ TUHS 4:1 (1927)1-15 Alexander Gordon ‘Nonconformity at Coseley’ TUHS 4:1 (1927) 16-23

Herbert McLachlan ‘The Taylors and Scotts of the Manchester Guardian’ TUHS 4:1 (1927)24-34

W. G. Tarrant ‘The story of the Inquirer’ TUHS 4:1 (1927) 35-44

G. Randall Jones ‘Notes on the history of the Eastern Union of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches’ TUHS 4:1 (1927) 45-57

George Eyre Evans ‘Our communion plate and other treasures [Ainsworth, Alcester, Allostock, Altrincham, Astley, Atherstone, Atherton, Banbury, Bath, Battle]’ TUHS 4:1 (1927) 58-65

‘The Kenrick Letters 20-32 ‘ TUHS 4:1 (1927) 66-82

‘Notes and Queries 98-100’ TUHS 4:1 (1927) 83-87

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Volume 4:2 (1928)

Walter H. Burgess ‘The General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches’ TUHS 4:2 (1928) 101-105

Alexander Gordon ‘Date of a catechism [Racovian Catechism in the British Museum]’ TUHS 4:2 (1928) 106-107

Hugh Warnock ‘Short sketch of the origin and progress of nonconformity in Walsall’ TUHS 4:2 (1928) 108-119

Ernest Axon ‘Notes on 17th century Lancashire ministers named Lawton and Walker’ TUHS 4:2 (1928) 120-137

Walter H. Burgess ‘The Unitarian Church at Sidney’ TUHS 4:2 (1928) 138-155

George Eyre Evans ‘Our communion plate and other treasures [Belper, Bessels Green, Bewdley, Billingshurst, Birkenhead, Birmingham: Old meeting, Church of the Messiah and Newhall Hill, Blackley, Bloxham, Bolton: Bank Street}’ TUHS 4:2 (1928) 156-167

‘John Cooper the Cheltenham Unitarian’ TUHS 4:2 (1928) 168-171

‘Two certificates [John Crompton 1659/60 and Samuel Crompton 1686/7 TUHS 4:2 172-173

‘The Kenrick Letters 33-43’ TUHS 4:2 (1928) 173-197

‘Notes and Queries 101-110 , TUHS 4:2 198-202

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Volume 4:3 (1929)

Ronald P. Jones ‘Chapel and service’ TUHS 4:3 (1929) 214-218

H. W. Stephenson ‘Hackney College and William Hazlitt 1’ TUHS 4:3 (1929) 219-247

Herbert McLachlan ‘The diary of a Leeds layman 1733-1786’ TUHS 4:3 (1929) 248-267

Hugh Warnock ‘Unitarian ministers of Walsall and their predecessors’ TUHS 4:3 (1929) 268-276

George Eyre Evans ‘Our communion plate etc [Boston: Spain Lane, Bradford, Bradwell, Bridgwater, Bridport, Brighton, Bristol: Lewin’s Mead]’ TUHS 4:3 (1929) 277-289

Alexander Gordon ‘Early Scottish Unitarians [correspondence of James Purves and Thomas Fyshe Palmer]’ TUHS 4:3 (1929) 290-295

‘The Kenrick Letters 44-53’ TUHS 4:3 (1929) 296-313

‘Notes and Queries 111-119 TUHS 4:3 314-321

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Volume 4:4 (1930)

H. P. Roberts ‘The history of the Presbyterian Academy Brynllywarch-Carmarthen 1662-1682’ TUHS 4:4 (1930) 333-364

Walter H. Burgess ‘James Martineau and Sunday School work’ TUHS 4:4 (1930) 365-375

H. W. Stephenson ‘Hackney College and William Hazlitt 2’ TUHS 4:4 (1930) 376-411

Ronald A. M. Dixon ‘James Priestley and Cumberland University, USA” TUHS 4:4 (1930) 412-416

Ronald A. M. Dixon ‘Recollections of Dr. Priestley by John Ryland’ TUHS 4:4 (1930) 417-429

George Eyre Evans ‘Our communion plate etc [Bromsgrove, Bury (Lancs), Bury-St. Edmunds, Buxton,

Canterbury]’ TUHS 4:4 (1930) 430-439 ‘The Kenrick Letters 54-61’ TUHS 4:4 (1930) 440-457

‘Notes and Queries 120-127 (Note 120, Unitarian Baptists at Newcastle-uopn-Tyne) TUHS, 4:4 (1930) 458-463

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Volume 5:1 (1931)

Walter H. Burgess ‘John Knowles and Henry Hedworth: seventeenth century Unitarian pioneers’ TUHS 5:1 (1931) 1-16

Herbert. E. Perry ‘The ministers’ monthly meting in the Manchester district’ TUHS 5:1 (1931) 17-23

H. P. Roberts ‘The history of the Presbyterian Academy Brynllwarch-Carmarthen 2’ TUHS 5:1 (1931) 24-42

Ronald A. M. Dixon ‘Priestley’s daughter and her descendants 1’ TUHS 5:1 (1931) 43-68

George Eyre Evans ‘Our communion plate and other treasures [Canterbury: Greyfriars and Blackfriars]’ TUHS 5:1 (1931) 69-77

‘The Kenrick Letters 62-69’ TUHS 5:1 (1931) 78-88

‘Notes and Queries 128-136’ TUHS 5:1 (1931) 89-97

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Volume 5:2 (1932)

Bernard M. Allen ‘Priestley and the Birmingham riots’ TUHS 5:2 (1932) 113-132

N. L. Frazer ‘The claim of Batley Grammar School to be the alma mater of the Rev. Dr. Joseph Priestley, F.R.S..’ TUHS 5:2 (1932) 133-144

Ronald A. M. Dixon ‘ Joseph Priestley, the offer to him of French citizenship and membership of the National Assembly of France’ TUHS 5:2 (1932) 145-147

Ronald A. M Dixon ‘ “Taking the census” a play written for his grandchildren by Joseph Priestley.’ TUHS 5:2 (1932) 148-156

H. P. Roberts ‘Early Unitarian schoolmasters and schools in Wales’ TUHS 5:2 (1932) 157-164

H. W. Stephenson ‘Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Unitarianism’ TUHS 5:2 (1932) 165-184

George Eyre Evans ‘Our communion plate and other treasures [Chatham, Cheshunt, Chester]’ TUHS 5:2 (1932) 185-191

‘The Kenrick Letters 70-77’ TUHS 5:2 (1932) 192-201

‘Joseph Chamberlain and popular education’ TUHS 5:2 (1932) 201-203

‘[Thomas Sadler’s funeral address for] George Eliot’ TUHS 5:2 (1932) 203-206

‘Notes and Queries 137’ TUHS 5:2 (1932) 206

‘Exhibition of Priestley relics in the Art Gallery, Birmingham’ TUHS 5:2 (1932) 220-222

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Volume 5:3 (1933)

‘Priestley bicentenary’ TUHS 5:3 (1933) 225-226

H. J. Rossington ‘Our indebtedness to Priestley: commemorative address on Joseph Priestley , March 13, 1933, at the Midland Christian Union annual meetings’ TUHS 5:3 (1933) 227-243

Ernest Axon ‘Yorkshire Nonconformity in 1743’ TUHS 5:3 (1933) 244-261

G. Harold Clennell ‘Memorials of an ancient Presbyterian meeting house at Cirencester’ TUHS 5:3 (1933) 262-287

Ronald A. M. Dixon ‘Priestley’s daughter and her descendants 2’ TUHS 5:3 (1933) 288-298

Ronald and Bernard Allen ‘Was Priestley responsible for the dinner which started the 1791 riots? [with reply by Bernard Allen and rejoinder by Ronald A. M. Dixon’ TUHS 5:3 (1933) 299-323

George Eyre Evans ‘Our communion plate and other treasures [Chesterfield, Chichester: Baffin’s Lane and East Gate, Chorley, Cirencester, Cockermouth, Colchester]’ TUHS 5:3 (1933) 324-332

‘Letter from Thomas Belsham’ TUHS 5:3 (1933) 333-336

‘Notes and Queries 138-146’ (Note 140 Evans GE, Long Sutton Chapel) TUHS 5:3 (1933) 337-341

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Volume 5:4 (1934)

Lawrence Hall ‘Toxteth Park Chapel in the 17th century’ TUHS 5:4 (1934) 351-383

Arthur Hickmott ‘George’s Meeting House, Exeter TUHS 5:4 (1934) 384-392

George Pegler ‘The Meeting House at Newcastle-under-Lyne’ TUHS 5:4 (1934) 393-410

Ronald A. M. Dixon ‘Priestley’s daughter and her descendants 3’ TUHS 5:4 (1934) 411-416

George Eyre Evans ‘Our communion plate and other treasures [Colyton, Congleton, Coseley, Coventry]’ TUHS 5:4 (1934) 417-424

‘A petition of Rev. John Knowles’ TUHS 5:4 (1934)425-426

‘An original letter from Philip Doddridge’ TUHS 5:4 (1934) 426-428

‘[Letter from ] Rev. Thomas Belsham to his sister’ TUHS 5:4 (1934) 429-430

[4 Additional Kenrick Letters ] TUHS 5:4 (1934) 430-438

[Letter by Joseph Priestley to Rev. Joseph Willard] TUHS 5:4 (1934) 438

‘Notes and Queries 147-154’ TUHS 5:4 (1934) 439-443

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Volume 6:1 (1935)

Alexander Gordon ‘Joseph Bealey’ TUHS 6:1 (1935) 1-2

C. V. Wedgwood ‘Sir John Hewley 1619-1697’ TUHS 6:1 (1935) 3-13

Lilian Beard ‘Unitarianism in the Potteries from 1812’ TUHS 6:1 (1935) 14-28

David Paterson ‘John Wright “the determined defender of the right of free discussion”’ TUHS 6:1 (1935) 29-44

Anne Holt ‘John Johns: Liverpool’s first minister to the poor’ TUHS 6:1 (1935) 44-50

George Eyre Evans ‘Our communion plate etc. [Cradley, Crediton, Crewkerne, Cullompton, Daventry, Dean Row, Derby, Devizes]’ TUHS 6:1 (1935) 51-61

‘Preface of “Memoirs of Dissenting Churches” [Stourbridge and Lye Waste]’ TUHS 6:1 (1935) 62-66

[Letter: William Turner I (1714-1794) to Mr. Matthews] TUHS 6:1 (1935) 66-68

‘Extract from minute book, Unitarian Chapel, Newcastle-under-Lime, Staffs’ TUHS 6:1 (1935) 68-72

‘Petition to Parliament promoted by the Kent and Sussex Unitarian Association, 1833’ TUHS 6:1 (1935) 72-73

‘Notes and Queries 155-159’ TUHS 6:1 (1935) 74-76

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Volume 6:2 (1936)

Herbert McLachlan ‘The Irish Academies’ TUHS 6:2 (1936) 91-102

N. Bishop Harman ‘The Old Meting House, Bessell’s Green 1’ TUHS 6:2 (1936) 103-115

O. M. Griffiths ‘Side lights on the history of … Lewin’s Mead Chapel, Bristol’ TUHS 6:2 (1936) 116-129

H. W. Stephenson ‘A seventeenth century philanthropist (Thomas Firmin 1632-1697) 1’ TUHS 6:2 (1936) 130-147

George Eyre Evans ‘Our communion plate and other treasures [Devonport, Diss, Ditchling, Dorchester: hall Gate and Pease Lane’ Dover: Presbyterian and General Baptist, Dudley, Duffield]’ TUHS 6:2 (1936) 148-162

[Letter from Richard Price to unknown 15 November 1784] TUHS 6:2 (1936) 163-165

‘[Letter} from Joseph Priestley to Rev. M. Maurice [25 August1792] TUHS 6:2 (1936) 165-166

‘Notes and Queries’ 160-165 (Note 160 & 162 Burgess WH, Dean Row & Billingshurst Chapels) TUHS 6:2 (1936) 167-176

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Volume 6:3 (1937)

W. Byng Kenrick ‘Sir Austen Chamberlain’ TUHS 6:3 (1937) 191-193

H. John McLachlan ‘The old nonconformity in Fulwood [Sheffield] 1 William Ronksley and Fulwood Old Chapel’ TUHS 6:3 (1937) 194-204

Fred Kenworthy ‘A Unitarian chapel in Paris’ TUHS 6:3 (1937) 205-208

R. M. Montgomery ‘A note on Acts of Parliament dealing with denial of the Trinity’ TUHS 6:3 (1937) 209-212

N. Bishop Harman ‘The Old Meeting House, Bessell’s Green 2’ TUHS 6:3 (1937) 213-222

H. W. Stephenson ‘A seventeenth century philanthropist (Thomas Firmin, F.R.S.., 1632-1697) 2’ TUHS 6:3 (1937) 222-245

George Eyre Evans ‘Our communion plate etc. (Dukinfield, Elland, Enfield, Evesham, Exeter, Failsworth, Framlingham, Frenchay, Fulwood) TUHS 6:3 (1937) 246-261

Herbert McLachlan ed. ‘Caleb Rotheram and the Kendal Academy (1733-52)’ TUHS 6:3 (1937) 262-276
‘Notes and Queries’ 166-168, TUHS 6:3 277-279

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Volume 6:4 (1938)

H. R.E. Palfrey ‘Early nonconformity in Stourbridge’ TUHS 6:4 (1938) 293-309

Ernest Axon ‘”Reverend” and some other styles of nonconformist ministers’ TUHS 6:4 (1938) 310-329

H. John McLachlan ‘The old nonconformity at Fulwood II Fulwood Old Chapel and its ministers’ TUHS 6:4 (1938) 330-353

H. W. Stephenson ‘A seventeenth century philanthropist (Thomas Firmin, F.R.S.., 1632-1697) III’ TUHS 6:4 (1938) 354-378

George Eyre Evans ‘Our communion plate etc [Gainsborough, Gee Cross, Gloucester, Gulliford, Hale]’ TUHS 6:4 (1938) 379-386

‘Liverpool Domestic Mission Society [first annual meeting 1838]’ TUHS 6:4 (1938)387-393
‘Notes and Queries 169’ TUHS 6:4 (1938) 393

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Volume 7:1 (1939)

R. V. Holt ‘The growth of toleration’ TUHS 7:1 (1939) 1-11

Anne Holt ‘Minutes of the Warrington Classis 1719-1722’ TUHS 7:1 (1939) 12-17

Fred Kenworthy ‘The Toleration Act of 1689’ TUHS 7:1 (1939) 18-30

J. Islan Jones ‘The struggle between conformists and nonconformists in Hindley Chapel 1641-1698’ TUHS 7:1 (1939) 31-49

W. H. McCafferty ‘The psalmody of the Old Congregation in Belfast’ TUHS 7:1 (1939) 50-63

George Eyre Evans ‘Our communion plate etc [Halifax, Hapton, Headcorn, Hinckley, Hindley, Honiton, Horsham, Hull, Hyde: Gee Cross, Ilkeston. Ilminister, Ipswich, Kendal, Kenilworth, Kidderminster, King’s Lynn: Presbyterian, Kingswood, Kirkstead]’ TUHS 7:1 (1939) 64-75

‘A religious discussion society at Lye-Waste in 1790’ TUHS 7:1 (1939) 76-78

Lawrence Hall ‘Extracts from family letters [Thomas and William Holt] of one hundred years ago’ TUHS 7:1 (1939) 79-9

‘Two letters from the Rev. J. J. Tayler [one to Robert Nicholson 4 December 1840 and one on baptism 23 February 1847] ‘ TUHS 7:1 (1939) 96-98

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Volume 7:2 (1940)

Lawrence Hall ‘The Clough Fund’ TUHS 7:2 (1940) 109-140

John C. Ballantyne ‘Origins of Essex Church’ TUHS 7:2 (1940) 131-138

J. Islan Jones ‘The history of the Presbyterian or Protestant Dissenting Church, Hindley II 1700-1812’ TUHS 7:2 (1940) 139-162

John Heys ‘Longsight Free Christian Church, Manchester’ TUHS 7:2 (1940) 163-178

George Eyre Evans ‘Our communion plate etc. [Knutsford, Lancaster, Leeds: Mill Hill and Call Lane, Leicester, Lewes, Lincoln, Liverpool: Toxteth and Temple Court (Octagon) ]’ TUHS 7:2 (1940) 179-190

Walter H. Burgess ‘Changing ministers at Chichester in 1817’ TUHS 7:2 (1940) 191-197

Walter H. Burgess ‘George Eyre Evans: an appreciation’ TUHS 7:2 (1940) 199-203

‘Letter of condolence from W. H. Channing to a Liverpool friend on the death of her son, 1856’ TUHS 7:2 (1940) 204-205

‘Notes and Queries 170’ TUHS 7:2 (1940) 205

‘Essex Church: the boy monument [to founders of Sunday Schools]’ TUHS 7:2 (1940) 208-209

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Volume 7:3 (1941)

A. Elliott Peaston ‘Nineteenth century liturgies’ TUHS 7:3 (1941) 215-225

Anne Holt ‘The Seddon letters: letters from the Rev. John Seddon [1725-1770] to his wife, together with other letters, for the most part to Seddon’ Part 1 TUHS 7:3 (1941) 226-238

Felix Holt ‘The Rev. William Smith, F.L.S.. of Ballymoney’ TUHS 7:3 239-242

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Volume 7:4 (1942)

Herbert McLachlan ‘New light on an old Unitarian circle [Christopher Crell and friends]’ TUHS 7:3 (1941) 255-268

Anne Holt ‘The Seddon letters : Part 2 ‘ TUHS 7:3 (1941) 269-289

A. Elliott Peaston ‘Dr. Martineau and the “Ten Services”‘ TUHS 7:3 (1941) 290-293

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Volume 8:1 (1943)

Herbert McLachlan ‘Walter Herbert. Burgess [1867-1943]’ TUHS 8:1 (1943) 1-4

G.K.Brown ‘Scots theologians and English Unitarians’ TUHS 8:1 (1943) 5-16

R. Travers Herford ‘Joseph Hanson [1774-1811]: the weavers’ friend’ TUHS 8:1 (1943) 17-26

F. H. Amphlett Micklewright ‘A footnote to the Happy Union on 1690’ TUHS 8:1 (1943) 27-34

G. F. Nuttall ‘Alexander Gordon’s “Obiter Dicta” from the Dictionary of National Biography’ TUHS 8:1 (1943) 35-38

‘Notes and Queries [re C.F.Mouett ‘The early letters and career of Theophilus Lindsey Notes and Queries 1942’ TUHS 8:1 (1943) 38

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Volume 8:2 (1944)

R. Mortimer Montgomery ‘The significance of the Dissenters Chapels Act of 1844’ TUHS 8:2 (1944) 45-51

Frederick Hankinson ‘Dissenters Chapels Act’ TUHS 8:2 (1944) 52-57

Fred Kenworthy ‘The Unitarian tradition in Liberal Christianity’ TUHS 8:2 (1944)58-67

J. M. Connell ‘Dickens’ Unitarian minister, Edward Tagart’ TUHS 8:2 (1944) 68-83

Felix Holt ‘The Hincks family’ TUHS 8:2 (1944) 84-85

‘Notes and Queries’ TUHS 8:2 (1944) 88

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Volume 8:3 (1945)

Herbert McLachlan ‘Bridgwater Academy 1688-1756?’ TUHS 8:3 (1945) 93-97

Harry Lismer Short ‘The architecture of old meeting houses’ TUHS 8:3 (1945) 98-112

H. G. Wilson ‘One hundred years of religious and social work in Birmingham: the Church of the Messiah Domestic Mission’ TUHS 8:3 (1945) 113-121

F.H. Amphlett Mickelwright ‘A new approach to Unitarian history’ TUHS 8:3 (1945) 122-129

Ernest Axon ‘The Hincks family’ TUHS 8:3 (1945) 131

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Volume 8:4 (1946)

H. John McLachlan ‘John Thomson M. D… Unitarian layman 1782-1818’ TUHS 8:4 (1946) 137-157

E. Swindells ‘The old register and account books of Platt Chapel [Manchester]’ TUHS 8:4 (1946) 158-162

W. M. McCafferty ‘Alexander Gordon and the Ulster Journal of Archaeology’ TUHS 8:4 (1946) 163-164

W. M. McCafferty ‘Alexander Gordon and John Scott Porter’ TUHS 8:4 (1946) 165

J. Arnold Williams ‘The Nottingham Presbyterian Classis [1656-60]’ TUHS 8:4 (1946) 166-171

H. John McLachlan ‘[Job] Orton [1717-1783] and [Benjamin] Davies [1756-1811] correspondence’ TUHS 8:4 (1946) 172-179

H.E.Palfrey ‘The architecture of the old meeting houses [Stourbridge] TUHS 8:4 (1946) 181

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Volume 9:1 (1947)

Fred Kenworthy ‘The story of Walmsley Unitarian Chapel [Lancashire] 1 TUHS 9:1 (1947)^1-20

Herbert McLachlan ‘Thomas Nettleton M. D. 1683-1741/2’ TUHS 9:1 (1947) 21-27

Harry Lismer Short ‘The gesture of the minister at the Lord’s Supper’ TUHS 9:1 (1947) 28-34

‘Letter of Dr. Richard Price to Lord Shelburne’ TUHS 9:1 (1947) 35

‘Chowbent Chapel and its ministers’ TUHS 9:1 (1947) 35-37

‘A quaint trust deed {Gateacre Chapel, Liverpool]’ TUHS 9:1 (1947) 37-38

Herbert McLachlan ‘Errors in the press’ TUHS 9:1 (1947) 38-39

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Volume 9:2 (1948)

Fred Kenworthy ‘The story of Walmsley Chapel [Lancashire] 2’ TUHS 9:2 (1948) 57-77

C. Gordon Bolam ‘Some account of the annual meeting of Presbyterian ministers of Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and South Yorkshire: established 1798 1’ TUHS 9:2 (1948) 78-100

Frederick T. Wood ‘Britannia Puritanica: a manuscript by Joseph Hunter’ TUHS 9:2 (1948) 101-107

‘Baxter’s works in chapel libraries’ TUHS 9:2 (1948) 108-109

‘Hibbert lectures’ TUHS 9:2 (1948) 110

Herbert McLachlan ‘Dudley-Newbury Academy 1689?’-1695′ TUHS 9:2 (1948) 110-112

Herbert McLachlan ‘An epitaph in Mill Hill Chapelyard, Leeds’ TUHS 9:2 (1948) 113

A. J. Martin ‘The centenary of Yr Ymofynnydd” TUHS 9:2 (1948) 118-120

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Volume 9:3 (1949)

C. Gordon Bolam ‘Some account etc., part 2’ TUHS 9:3 (1949) 125-145

Harry Lismer Short ‘The evolution of Unitarian church building’ TUHS 9:3 (1949) 146-153

Robert Mortimer Montgomery 1869-1948 TUHS 9:3 (1949)154-156

Roger Thomas ‘Thomas Newman 1655-1742’ TUHS 9:3 (1949) 157-159

John J. Evershed ‘A short account of the Free Christian Church, Billingshurst etc’ TUHS 9:3 (1949) 160-174

‘Presbyterian (Unitarian) Chapel, Stourbridge 1698-1948’ TUHS 9:3 (1949) 175-176

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Volume 9:4 (1950)

Harry Lismer Short ‘The importance of the seventeenth century in Unitarian history’ TUHS 9:4 (1950) 189-200

Dorothy Tarrant ‘Unitarians and Bedford College’ TUHS 9:4 (1950) 201-206

James Mason Bass ‘A farmer’s chapel going 1812-1829 [Samuel Mason 1761-1829]’ TUHS 9:4 (1950) 207-220

‘Letter of John Taylor of Norwich’ TUHS 9:4 (1950) 221-222

Charles E. Surman ‘[Letters of London Presbyterian ministers’] TUHS 9:4 (1950) 222-225

Herbert McLachlan ‘Diary of a Bolton Layman [Charles James Darbishire]’ TUHS 9:4 (1950) 225-231

L. A. Garrard and Herbert McLachlan ‘Dobson memorial tablet in the Ancient Chapel of Toxteth’ TUHS 9:4 (1950) 237-238

‘[Extracts] from journal and letters of Samuel Curwen, Judge of Admiralty etc. [1775-1784]’ TUHS 9:4 (1950) 238-239

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Volume 10:1 (1951)

Herbert McLachlan ‘Thomas Collier : a seventeenth century religious liberal’ TUHS 10:1 (1951) 1-5

Harry Lismer Short ‘From Watts to Martineau: a century of Unitarian hymn books in England’ TUHS 10:1 (1951) 6-18

H. G. Wilson ‘The Ministers’ Benevolent Society’ TUHS 10:1 (1951) 19-23

‘The will of John Knowles, Gloucester Unitarian and friend of Henry Hedworth and Thomas Firmin’ TUHS 10:1 (1951) 24-25

‘Mill Hill, Leeds and a Ministerial appointment 1817’ TUHS 10:1 (1951) 26-29

‘Letter of a General Baptist minister [Benjamin Marten 1769-1823 to the General Baptist Church Dover] TUHS 10:1 (1951) 29-31

Anna Laetitia Barbauld ‘An episode at Warrington Academy [poem]’ TUHS 10:1 (1951) 32-33

‘Ancestry of Henrietta Busk 1845-1936’ TUHS 10:1 (1951) 33-34

J.W.Ashley Smith ‘Where was John Short?’ TUHS 10:1 (1951) 43

‘Charles Beard and University College, Liverpool’ TUHS 10:1 (1951) 45-48

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Volume 10:2 (1952)

Harry Lismer Short ‘From “first cause” to “indwelling light” the influence of American hymns on English Unitarian worship in the nineteenth century’ TUHS 10:2 (1952) 53-65

Duncan P. Stewart ‘The Woolton Mechanics’ Institute’ TUHS 10:2 (1952) 66-90

Anne Durning Holt ‘Benn’s Garden Chapel [Liverpool]’ TUHS 10:2 (1952) 91-101

H. John McLachlan ‘The arrest and imprisonment of John Knowles’ TUHS 10:2 (1952) 102-104

Herbert McLachlan ‘John Ashworth 1779-1851’ TUHS 10:2 (1952) 105-106

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Volume 10:3 (1953)

C. G. Bolam ‘Some remarkable passages in the life of William Bilby (1664-1738) with an appendix’ TUHS 10:3 (1953) 123-141

Harry Lismer Short ‘Macclesfield’s first Unitarian minister [John Palmer]’ TUHS 10:3 (1953) 142-147

John Rowland ‘Christ Church (Unitarian’, New Road, Brighton: a short history’ TUHS 10:3 (1953) 148-160

Roger Thomas ‘A curious discrepancy in the Heads of Agreement, 1691’ TUHS 10:3 (1953) 173

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Volume 10:4 (1954)

E. Basil Short ‘Lydgate Chapel [West Yorkshire]: the date of the building’ TUHS 10:4 (1954) 181-184

F. J. Hamblin ‘A minister’s wife of the eighteenth century [Elizabeth Bury 1644-1720]’ TUHS 10:4 (1954) 185-192

Charles E. Surman ‘The Presbyterian Classical system 1646-1660’ TUHS 10:4 (1954) 193-202

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Volume 11:1 (1955)

Herbert McLachlan; ‘A Liverpool lady’s journal a century ago [Caroline Thornley 1822-1880]’ TUHS 11:1 (1955) 1-19

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Volume 11:2 (1956)

J. Islan Jones ‘Daniel Jones and his fund’ TUHS 11:2 (1956) 29-37

Stanislaw Kot ‘Polish Brethren and the problems of communism in the 16th century’ TUHS 11:2 (1956) 38-53

Herbert McLachlan ‘Earl Morse Wilbur, scholar and traveller’ TUHS 11:2 (1956) 54-68

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Volume 11:3 (1957)

Ronald P. Jones ‘Memories of the origin and building of Ullet Road Church, Liverpool (1896-1899)’ TUHS 11:3 (1957) 77-82

A. Elliott Peaston ‘The influence of the Theistic Prayer Book’ TUHS 11:3 (1957) 83-87

H. John McLachlan ‘William Shaen (1820-1887)’ TUHS 11:3 (1957) 88-89

‘A treatise not against that apostolic community’ [Polish Unitarian document] TUHS 11:3 (1957) 90-104

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Volume 11:4 (1958)

Fred Kenworthy ‘Herbert McLachlan’ TUHS 11:4 (1958) 113-116

Roger Thomas ‘Presbyterians, Congregationals and the Test and Corporation Acts’ TUHS 11:4 (1958) 117-127

Allan A. Brockett ‘The Presbyterian Committee of Thirteen in Exeter’ TUHS 11:4 (1958) 128-146

Bruce Findlow ‘The Free Catholic movement’ TUHS 11:4 (1958) 147-162

E. Rosalind Lee ‘An episode in the history of the Old Meeting House, Birmingham, illustrated in some letters … of Thomas Eyre Lee’ TUHS 11:4 (1958) 163-175

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Volume 12:1 (1959)

Ian Sellers ‘Unitarians and the Labour Church movement’ TUHS 12:1 (1959) 1-6

Fred Kenworthy ‘The East Cheshire Union of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches 1859-1959: a centenary sketch’ TUHS 12:1 (1959) 7-26

A. Elliott Peaston ‘The revision of the Prayer Book by Dr. Samuel Clarke’ TUHS 12:1 (1959) 27-38

H.W.Stephenson ‘[American] Unitarian hymn writers’ 39-40

Roger Thomas ‘A 1686 indulgence and its licences’ TUHS 12:1 (1959) 41-42

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Volume 12:2 (1960)

Mortimer Rowe ‘The Old Meeting Church, Birmingham High Court (Chancery Division), 1960’ TUHS 12:2 (1960) 53-68

Ian Sellers ‘The Pro-Boer movement in Liverpool’ TUHS 12:2 (1960) 69-84

Fred Kenworthy ‘Rivington Chapel’ TUHS 12:2 (1960) 85-86

G.F.Nuttall ‘D.N.B. Supplement 1959 [Unitarian references] TUHS 12:2 (1960) 69-84

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olume 12:3 (1961)

J. Howard Hodson ‘The manuscript sources of Presbyterian history’ TUHS 12:3 (1961) 98-110

Harold J. Abrahams and Wyndham D. Miles ‘The Priestley-Levi debate’ TUHS 12:3 (1961) 111-129

Fred Kenworthy ‘Heresy at Hale Chapel’ TUHS 12:3 (1961) 130-132

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Volume 12:4 (1962)

Fred Kenworthy ‘from authority to freedom in church life: the Act of Uniformity and Unitarian dissent’ TUHS 12:4 (1962) 141-154

C. Gordon Bolam ‘John Relly Beard and the new function of Unitarianism in the 1850s’ TUHS 12:4 (1962) 155-162

H. John McLachlan ‘Centenary of a great Remonstrant [Fletcher Blakely (1783-1862)]’ TUHS 12:4 (1962)163-169

Restoration of “[Richard] Baxter’s [pulpit [New Meeting, Kidderminster]’ TUHS 12:4 (1962) 170-172

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Volume 13:1 (1963)

Jeremy Goring ‘Some neglected aspects of the Great Ejection of 1662’ TUHS 13:1 (1963)1-8

A. Elliott Peaston ‘Historic Prayer Book revisions’ TUHS 13:1 (1963) 9-12

N. Caplan ‘The numerical strength of nonconformity 1669-76; Sussex’ TUHS 13:1 (1963) 13-18

H. John McLachlan ‘The tercentenary of a Unitarian pioneer [Thomas Emlyn]’ TUHS 13:1 (1963) 19-21

R. D. Woodall ‘Crediton [meeting house]: Britain’s largest cob building’ TUHS 13:1 (1963) 22-23

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Volume 13:2 (1964)

L. Baker Short ‘Thomas Fyshe Palmer: from Eton to Botany Bay’ TUHS 13:2 (1964) 37-68

D. G. Wigmore-Beddoes ‘How the Unitarian movement paid its debt to Anglicanism’ TUHS 13:2 (1964) 69-79

R. D.. Woodall ‘Bowden Hill Chapel, Crediton’ TUHS 13:2 (1964) 80-84

‘A list of Unitarian churches [Edmund Kell papers, Southampton Record Office]’ TUHS 13:2 (1964) 85-86

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Volume 13:3 (1965)

Iowerth C. Peate ‘A Unitarian romantic [Iolo Morganwg]’ TUHS 13:3 (1965) 97-110

John Creasey ed. ‘The Birmingham riots of 1791, a contemporary account’ TUHS 13:3 (1965) 111-117

H. John McLachlan ‘James Martineau and Theodore Parker’s favourite hymns’ TUHS 13:3 (1965) 118-121

C. E. Surman ‘Isaac Watts, schoolmaster’ TUHS 13:3 (1965) 122-123

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Volume 13:4 (1966)

W. Arthur Boggs ‘Without dogma, without creed, English Unitarianism during the first two thirds of the nineteenth century’ TUHS 13:4 (1966) 141-154

John Creasey ‘Some dissenting attitudes to the French Revolution’ TUHS 13:4 (1966) 155-167

Roger Thomas ‘Lapsus Calamy’ TUHS 13:4 (1966) 168-171

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Volume 14:1 (1967)

Alan Ruston ‘Radical nonconformity in Hackney 1805-1845’ TUHS 14:1 (1967) 1-9

L. Baker Short ‘William Christie and the first Unitarian church in Scotland 1’ TUHS 14:1 (1967) 10-27

Alan Seaburg ‘Missionary to Scotland: Caroline Augusta Soule’ TUHS 14:1 (1967) 28-41

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Volume 14:2 (1968)

Lajos Kovacs ‘the Unitarian Church in Romania’ TUHS 14:2 (1968) 55-67

Harry Lismer Short ‘[The Edict of] Torda [Transylvania] and World History’ TUHS 14:2 (1968) 68-71

Joseph Ferencz ‘The first international Unitarian publication [1567]’ TUHS 14:2 (1968) 72-77

L. Baker Short ‘William Christie and the first Unitarian church in Scotland 2’ TUHS 14:2 (1968) 78-92

[Monologue by James Beard 1843-1917, son of John Relly Beard] TUHS 14:2 (1968) 93-94

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Volume 14:3 (1969)

Roger Thomas ‘When is a Unitarian not a Unitarian’ TUHS 14:2 (1968) 107-118

H. G. Tibbutt ‘Some Bedfordshire links with Unitarians and Liberal Christians’ TUHS 14:2 (1968) 119-113

Russell E. Richey ‘Theophilus Lindsey: some manuscript sermons and an intellectual vignette’ TUHS 14:2 (1968) 134-146

Alan Ruston ‘The Non-con Club and some other Unitarian clubs 1783-1914’ TUHS 14:2 (1968) 147-161

D. T. O’Rourke ‘Copyright, blasphemy and the Unitarians’ TUHS 14:2 (1968) 162-165

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Volume 14:4 (1970)

A. B. Downing ‘From Max Müller to Karl Marx: a study of E. M. Geldart, scholar of Balliol’ TUHS 14:4 (1970) 171-189

Andrew M. Hill ‘The death of ordination in the Unitarian tradition’ TUHS 14:4 (1970) 190-208

G. M. Ditchfield ‘A Quaker-Unitarian encounter in 1801’ TUHS 14:4 (1970) 209-217

H. John McLachlan ‘John Mapletoft and Thomas Firmin’ TUHS 14:4 (1970) 218-220

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Volume 15:1 (1971)

Franklin K, Pochaska ‘Public worship: an eighteenth century debate’ TUHS 15:1 (1971) 1-14

Michael R. Parkinson ‘Thomas Tylston Greg 1858-1920’ TUHS 15:1 (1971) 15-24

H. John McLachlan ‘More letters of Theophilus Lindsey and Robert Hibbert’ TUHS 15:1 (1971) 25-29

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Volume 15:2 (1972)

Russell E. Richey ‘Joseph Priestley: worship and theology 1’ TUHS 15:2 (1972) 41-53

C. Gordon Bolam ‘The association of dissenting ministers in Northamptonshire 1’ TUHS 15:2 (1972)54-64

Andrew M. Hill ‘Conservation of archives’ TUHS 15:2 (1972) 65-67

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Volume 15:3 (1973)

Alan P. F. Sell ‘The social and literary contribution of three Unitarian ministers [Thomas Bowen, Edward Myers, Peter dean] in nineteenth century Walsall’ TUHS 15:3 (1973) 77-97

Russell E. Richey ‘Joseph Priestley: worship and theology 2’ TUHS 15:3 (1973) 98-104
C. Gordon Bolam ‘The association of dissenting ministers in Northamptonshire 2’ TUHS 15:3 (1973) 105-110

Fred Kenworthy ‘C. Gordon Bolam (1907-1973)’ TUHS 15:3 (1973) 111-112

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Volume 15:4 (1974)

H. John McLachlan ‘Theophilus and Hannah Lindsey: two hundred years later’ TUHS 15:4 (1974) 118-129

Kenneth Gill Smith ‘Willaston School [Nantwich]’ TUHS 15:4 (1974) 130-136

Kenneth Twinn ‘Finding ones way to the Moores]’ TUHS 15:4 (1974) 137-138

‘Letters from Theophilus Lindsey to Harry Toulmin’ TUHS 15:4 (1974) 139-144

Andrew M. Hill ‘Fred Kenworthy (1909-1974) TUHS 15:4 (1974) 146-147

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Volume 16:1 (1975)

Christopher J. Wright ‘Crabb Robinson’s schooldays: daily life in a late eighteenth century school’ TUHS 16:1 (1975) 1-12

Colin J. Gibson ‘tercentenary of Dr. Isaac Watts’ TUHS 16:1 (1975) 13-21

Alan Jones ‘William Durning’s account of sermons preached in Renshaw Street Chapel. Liverpool, 1818’ TUHS 16:1 (1975) 22-30

‘Andrew George Malcolm, M. D..’ TUHS 16:1 (1975) 31-33

‘Biographer [Andrew Kippis] of the circumnavigator [James Cook]’ TUHS 16:1 (1975) 33

‘Tenterden Old Meeting House’ TUHS 16:1 (1975) 34-35

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Volume 16:1 (1975) supplement

Harry Lismer Short ‘The founding of the British and Foreign Unitarian Association’ 16:1 (1975) supplement 1-25

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Volume 16:2 (1976)

David Oswald Thomas ‘Proposed protest concerning dissenters: Richard Price and the Earl of Chatham’ TUHS 16:2 (1976) 49-62

A. Elliott Peaston ‘The Unitarian liturgical tradition: table indicating relationship of [123] Unitarian liturgies to the Prayer Book (1741-1974)’ TUHS 16:2 (1976) 63-81

Edwin Welch ‘Correspondence of Theophilus Lindsey with the Countess of Huntingdon 1762-9’ TUHS 16:2 (1976) 82-93

‘In memoriam Harry Lismer Short’ TUHS 16:2 (1976) 95

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Volume 16:3 (1977)

Andrew M. Hill ‘The successors of the remnant: a bicentenary account of St. Mark’s Unitarian Church, Edinburgh 1: before 1776 until 1822’ TUHS 16:3 (1977) 102-123

H. John McLachlan ‘Some reflections on [W.] George and Dorothy Tarrant’s contribution to Unitarian history and hymnology’ TUHS 16:3 (1977) 124-132

Malcolm P.A. Court ‘Non-subscribing Presbyterians and the Irish census in the 19th century: an example of confusion for statisticians’ TUHS 16:3 (1977) 133-135

Alan Ruston ‘The Gravel Pit Chapel, Hackney’ TUHS 16:3 (1977) 136-137

Margaret Phelan ‘The Guild Movement’ TUHS 16:3 (1977) 137-139

H. John McLachlan ‘A modern Leonardo: Sir George Cayley 1773-1857’ TUHS 16:3 (1977) 139-140

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Volume 16:4 (1978)

Andrew M. Hill ‘The successors of the remnant: a bicentenary account of St. Mark’s Unitarian Church, Edinburgh 2: from 1822 until 1976’ TUHS 16:4 (1978) 149-175

Ian Sellers ‘The Risley case’ TUHS 16:4 (1978) 176-187

John Roberts ‘The Van Mission’ TUHS 16:4 (1978) 188-193

H. John McLachlan ‘William Hazlitt 1778-1839’ TUHS 16:4 (1978) 194-195

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Volume 17:1 (1979)

Charles A. Howe ‘British Universalism 1787-1825: Elhanan Winchester. William Vidler and the gospel of universal restoration’ TUHS 17:1 (1979) 1-14

Alan Ruston ‘Two Unitarian in France during the Revolution [Helen Maria Williams and John Hurford Stone]’ TUHS 17:1 (1979) 15-28

P. Ollerhead ‘Unitarianism in Crewe 1860-1840’ TUHS 17:1 (1979) 29-36

‘William Smith F.L.S. (1808-1857)’ TUHS 17:1 (1979) 37

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Volume 17:2 (1980)

Duncan S. McGuffie ‘William Ellery Channing’s religion and its influence’ TUHS 17:2 (1980) 45-53

David L. Wykes ‘John Paget M. D.. of Transylvania’ TUHS 17:2 (1980) 54-72

H. John McLachlan ‘Links between Transylvania and British Unitarians from the 17th century onwards’ TUHS 17:2 (1980) 73-79

Leonard Smith ‘Unitarians and the Gothic Revival’ TUHS 17:2 (1980) 81-87

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Volume 17:3 (1981)

John Seed ‘Jeremiah Joyce, Unitarianism and the radical intelligentsia in the 17990s’ TUHS 17:3 (1981) 97-108

Andrew M. Hill ‘Unitarian congregation in Great Britain: a location list of their records 1’ TUHS 17:3 (1981) 109-124

R. D. Woodhall ‘Topsham Unitarian Chapel: a forgotten Devon cause 125-128 TUHS 17:3 (1981) 125-128

Alan Ruston ‘William Wilberforce and Unitarianism’ TUHS 17:3 (1981) 129-131

H. John McLachlan ‘A curiosity of Welsh Unitarian literature [Charles Lloyd Particulars of the life of a dissenting minister (1813)] TUHS 17:3 (1981) 132-134

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Volume 17:4 (1982)

H. John McLachlan ‘The Non-subscribing Presbyterian Church of Ireland: its heritage and ethos’ TUHS 17:4 (1982) 144-154

Andrew M. Hill ‘Unitarian congregation in Great Britain: a location list of their records 2’ TUHS 17:4 (1982) 155-169

John Seed ‘Unitarian ministers as schoolmasters 1780-1850: some notes’ TUHS 17:4 (1982) 170-176

‘An unpublished letter from Cardinal Newman [to Charles Robert Newman 12th March 1862]’ TUHS 17:3 (1981) 177-178

H. John McLachlan ‘[Letter] John Bright to Mary Carpenter’ 16th May 1876]’ TUHS 17:3 (1981) 178-179

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Volume 18:1 (1983)

H. John McLachlan ‘Joseph Priestley: chronology, brief bibliography and some observations’ TUHS 18:1 (1983) 2-4

D. Elwyn J. Davies ‘Priestley and Wales’ TUHS 18:1 (1983) 5-8

Alan Ruston ‘Priestley and the Gentleman’s Magazine’ TUHS 18:1 (1983) 9-13

H. John McLachlan ‘The enigma of the Priestley memorial tablet : a probable solution [at New Meeting, Birmingham]’ TUHS 18:1 (1983) 14-21

Helen M. Nicholson ‘Brief account of the life of the ministry of William Turner on Newcastle upon Tyne 1761-1859’ TUHS 18:1 (1983) 22-32

R. E. Goddard ‘West Ham Lane Unitarian Christian Church, Stratford [London] 1857-1891 the first thirty years’ TUHS 18:1 (1983) 33-45

[More record locations] TUHS 18:1 (1983) 46-50

‘The New Meeting Society’s reaction to Priestley’s death’ TUHS 18:1 (1983) 51-53

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Volume 18:2 (1984)

G. M. Ditchfield ‘A Unitarian view of English dissent in 1807’ TUHS 18:2 (1984) 1-16

Peter B. Godfrey ‘Joseph Hunter 1783-1861’ TUHS 18:2 (1984) 17-23

Alan P. F. Sell ‘Retirement denied: the life and ministry of Noah Jones (1725-1785)’ TUHS 18:2 (1984) 24-38

Brian A. Packer ‘The founding of the Liverpool Domestic Mission and its development under the ministry of John Johns’ TUHS 18:2 (1984) 39-53

[More record locations] TUHS 18:2 (1984) 54

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Volume 18:3 (1985)

Alan Ruston ‘Unitarian trust funds: the Hibbert and the Rawdon’ TUHS 18:3 (1985) 138-151

Helen M. Nicholson and H. John McLachlan ‘Correspondence of Theophilus Lindsey and William Turner of Wakefield and his son (1771-1803)’ TUHS 18:3 (1985) 152-164

[More record locations] TUHS 18:3 (1985) 164

H. John McLachlan ‘An early nineteenth century common place book [of William Langley Beale 1865-1936]’ TUHS 18:3 (1985) 165-166

Graham Murphy ‘Ullet Road Church Library, Liverpool’ TUHS 18:3 (1985) 167

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Volume 18:4 (1986)

Robert K. Webb ‘Views of Unitarianism from Halley’s comet’ TUHS 18:4 (1986) 180-195

H. John McLachlan ‘Domesticity and romance in Victorian Ulster: peeps into a Non-Subscribing past [from letters addressed to Rev. George Hutton 1806-1860]’ TUHS 18:4 (1986) 196-218

Alan Ruston ‘The Unitarian correspondence of W. E. Gladstone: the British Library mss’ TUHS 18:4 (1986) 219-224

Helen M. Nicholson ‘A Unitarian vestry library [Hanover Square, Newcastle upon Tyne] TUHS 18:4 (1986) 225-226

[More record locations] TUHS 18:4 (1986) 236

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Volume 19:1 (1987)

A. Phillip B. Hewett ‘The social conscience of John Cordner’ TUHS 19:1 (1987) 1-14

Alan R. Griffin ‘William Hollins: the human dimension’ TUHS 19:1 (1987) 15-23

Willard C. Frank Jr. ‘Harry Toulmin and William Christie in Virginia 1793-1801’ TUHS 19:1 (1987) 24-37

Alan Ruston ‘When did the Presbyterian Chapels become Unitarian? The Dissenters’ Chapels Bill petitions’ TUHS 19:1 (1987) 38-40

H. John McLachlan ‘A Dickensian touch [Kenilworth]’ TUHS 19:1 (1987) 41-42

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Volume 19:2 (1988)

L.A.Garrard ‘The Unitarian contribution to New Testament study in the 20th century’ TUHS 19:2 (1988) 63-70
Andrew M. Hill ‘Channing and British Unitarianism: sowing the seeds’ TUHS 19:2 (1988) 71-77

Alan Ruston ‘The omnibus radical : Rev. Henry Solly’ TUHS 19:2 (1988) 78-91

D. Elwyn Davies ‘Education and radical dissent in Wales in the 18th and 19th centuries 1’ TUHS 19:2 (1988) 92-101

David Wykes ‘Dissenting academy or Unitarian seminary? Manchester College at York (1803-1840)’ TUHS 19:2 (1988) 102-112

H. John McLachlan ‘The Scott collection: letters of Theophilus Lindsey and others to Russell Scott’ TUHS 19:2 (1988) 113-129

‘Bibliography: list of the historical works of H. John McLachlan’ TUHS 19:2 (1988) 130-135

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Volume 19:3 (1989)

G. M. Ditchfield ‘Some Unitarian perceptions of Dr. Johnson’ TUHS 19:3 (1989) 139-152

David Young ‘Rev. Michael Maurice 1766-1855’ TUHS 19:3 (1989) 153-167

Alan Ruston ‘Unitarianism in Cornwall’ TUHS 19:3 (1989) 168-180

D. Elwyn Davies ‘Education and radical dissent in Wales in the 18th and 19th centuries 2’ TUHS 19:3 (1989) 181-194

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Volume 19:4 (1990)

Jeremy Goring ‘Unitarianism: history, myth or make-believe’ TUHS 19:4 (1990) 213-227

Digby Tantem ‘Samuel Gaskell, distinguished psychiatrist, and his family’ TUHS 19:4 (1990) 228-237

Alan Ruston ‘Unitarianism in Northampton – Rev. John Horsey to Sir Philip Mansfield’ TUHS 19:4 (1990) 238-251

H. John McLachlan ‘Joseph Priestley and the study of history’ TUHS 19:4 (1990) 252-263

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Volume 20:1 (1991)

G. M. Ditchfield ‘Priestley riots in historical perspective’ TUHS 20:1 (1991) 3-16

David L. Wykes ‘”The spirit of persecutors exemplified”: the Priestley riots and the victims of the church and king mobs’ TUHS 20:1 (1991) 17-39

Ian Sellers ‘Spanning Victoria and Edward: two urban ministries [James L. Haigh 1858-1937 and Charles Roper 1855-1927 ] around 1900’ TUHS 20:1 (1991) 40-55

Owen Stinchcombe ‘Elizabeth Malleson (1828-1916) and Unitarianism’ TUHS 20:1 (1991) 56-61

Alan Ruston ‘Clementia Taylor (1810-1908)’ TUHS 20:1 (1991) 62-68

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Volume 20:2 (1992)

Brian Packer ‘Nonconformity in Tenterden: 1640-1750’ TUHS 20:2 (1992) 81-97

Emily Bushrod ‘The diary of John Gent Brooks – a Victorian commentary on poverty (1844-1854)’ TUHS 20:2 (1992) 98-113

David Steers ‘”The bare-headed minister” – the radical career of James Vint Laughland’ TUHS 20:2 (1992) 114-125

Alan Ruston ‘The Lawrence family: 19th century Unitarian Forsytes?’ TUHS 20:2 (1992) 126-136

S. M. Ditchfield ‘Two unpublished letters of Theophilus Lindsey’ TUHS 20:2 (1992) 137-142

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Volume 20:3 (1993)

Alan Ruston ‘Killed fighting for their country: two Unitarian ministers [E.S… Russell 1882-1917 Walter Short 1879-1917]’ TUHS 20:3 (1993) 151-160

G. M. Ditchfield ‘The Lindsey-Wyvill correspondence’ TUHS 20:3 (1993) 161-176

Philip Noble Tindall ‘Roman Catholics and Unitarians: an account of reciprocal help and comfort 1’ TUHS 20:3 (1993) 177-186

Tony Rail ‘Looted Priestley and [William] Russell correspondence in the Public Record Office, London: Part 1 – three letters to Joseph Priestley’ TUHS 20:3 (1993) 187-202

Notes: TUHS 20:3 (1993)

A .K. Ross ‘Samuel Gaskell’ TUHS 20:3 (1993) 203-205

Alan Ruston ‘The Unitarian field marshal [Sir Neville Chamberlain 1820-1902] and snooker’ TUHS 20:3 (1993) 206-210

‘Burials in Sussex’ TUHS 20:3 (1993) 211-212

Alan Ruston ‘The papers of Rev. J. A. Pearson’ TUHS 20:3 (1993) 212-214

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Volume 20:4 (1994)

Arthur J. Long ‘What did Mr. Gladstone say in 1844 – the Dissenters’ Chapels Act after 150 years’ TUHS 20:4 (1994) 233-257

Alan Ruston ‘W. E. Gladstone and the Dissenters’ Chapels Bill’ TUHS 20:4 (1994) 258-266

Alan Ruston ‘Dissenters’ Chapels Bill – a contemporary account’ TUHS 20:4 (1994) 267-270

Philip Noble Tindall ‘Roman Catholics and Unitarians: an account of reciprocal help and comfort 2’ TUHS 20:4 (1994) 271-282

R. S. Roper and Alan Ruston ‘The Rochdale Pioneers – 150th anniversary’ TUHS 20:4 (1994) 283-286

Leonard Smith ‘Unitarians and the second phase of co-operation’ TUHS 20:4 (1994) 287-296

Leonard Smith ‘ H. V. Mills and the Westmoreland Commune’ TUHS 20:4 (1994)

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Volume 21:1 (1995)

Ruth Watts ‘To civil and religious liberty the world over’ TUHS 21:1 (1995) 1-14

Alex Kolaczkowski ‘Jerom Murch and Unitarianism in Bath 1833-45’ TUHS 21:1 (1995) 15-29

Andrew M. Hill ‘William Adam: Unitarian missionary’ TUHS 21:1 (1995) 30-42

Arthur J. Long ‘The Dissenters’ Chapels Act after 150 years’ TUHS 21:1 (1995) 43-55

Eric H. Cossee ‘The influence of James Martineau in the Netherlands’ 56-58 TUHS 21:1 (1995)

Alan Ruston ‘Pioneer Preachers’ 62-64 TUHS 21:1 (1995)

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Volume 21:2 (1996)

David Steers ‘The origin and development of the Domestic Mission movement in Liverpool and Manchester’ TUHS 21:2 (1996) 79-103

Alan Griffin ‘Sunday schools in the East Midland mining district in 1841’ TUHS 21:2 (1996) 104-116

Alan Ruston ‘London’s east End Domestic Mission – Spicer Street, Buxton Street and Mansfield Street’ TUHS 21:2 (1996) 117-135

E. Basil Short ‘The beginnings of Bridport nonconformity’ TUHS 21:2 (1996) 136-142

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Volume 21:3 (1997)

Keith Gilley ‘Gertrude von Petzold’ TUHS 21:3 (1997) 157-172

David L. Wykes ‘”A good discourse, well explained in 35 minutes”: Unitarians and preaching in the early nineteenth century’ TUHS 21:3 (1997) 173-190

Tony Rail ‘Looted Priestley and Russell correspondence etc.: part 2, six letters to William Russell (1740-1818)’ TUHS 21:3 (1997) 191-204

Alan Ruston ‘New light on Joseph Cooke’ 205-212 TUHS 21:3 (1997)

Ralph Waller ‘Scenes of Manchester College from the eyes of James Martineau’ TUHS 21:3 (1997) 213-217

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Volume 21:4 (1998)

Leonard Smith ‘A great let-down and its legacy’: the new Theology and the Order of the Brotherhood of the Pioneer Preachers’ TUHS 21:4 (1998) 235-253

Grayson M. Ditchfield ‘Unitarians and philanthropy 1760-1810’ TUHS 21:4 (1998) 254-268

Alan Ruston ‘Unitarian attitudes towards World War 1’ TUHS 21:4 (1998) 269-284

Tony Rail ‘William Russell 1740-1818’ TUHS 21:4 (1998) 285-295

Tony Cross ‘James Martineau and Rodolph Suffield’ TUHS 21:4 (1998) 296-301

Marten Hutt ‘John Aikin: biographical memoirs of medicine in Great Britain (1780)’ TUHS 21:4 (1998) 302-310

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Volume 22:1 (1999)

Phillip Hewett ‘A faith transplanted: the Unitarian experience in Canada, Australia and New Zealand’ TUHS 22:1 (1999) 1-17

Ruth Watts ‘Unitarians and education 1800-1860’ TUHS 22:1 (1999) 18-36

Rachel Eckersley ‘John Cartwright: radical reformer and Unitarian?’ TUHS 22:1 (1999) 37-53

Alan Ruston ‘Robert Spears – the Unitarian dynomo’ TUHS 22:1 (1999) 54-67

Cliff Reed ‘ Bedfield Unitarian Chapel’ TUHS 22:1 (1999) 68-75

Peter Godfrey ‘Notes: records held at Essex Hall’ TUHS 22:1 (1999) 76-78

Alan Ruston ‘Walter Lloyd and the Open Trust Myth’ TUHS 22:1 (1999) 79-81

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Volume 22:2 (2000)

Gerald Parsons ‘Unitarians & Bishop Colenso 1862-65’, TUHS 22:2 (2000) 97-110

Garth Turner ‘Unitarian Preachers in Liverpool Cathedral 1933’, TUHS 22:2 (2000) 111-129

Grayson.M.Ditchfield ‘Some Unitarian Wills in the age of Lindsey’, TUHS 22.2 (2000) 130-141

Virginia Clark ‘Stamford St Chapel 1868, a Unitarian First for Women’s Suffrage’, TUHS 22.2 (2000) 142-149

Alan Ruston ‘Note – Unitarians killed in World War 1, TUHS 22.2 (2000) 150

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Volume 22:2 (2000) – Supplement

Obituaries of Unitarian Ministers 1900-1999, Index and Synopsis, Compiled by Alan Ruston, 164-246

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Volume 22:3 (2001)

Arthur Long ‘Unitarian Thought in the 20th century Part 1’, TUHS 22:3 (2001) 247-260

Tony Cross ‘RR Suffield’s Croydon ministry 1870-1877’, TUHS 22:3 (2001) 261-274

David Steers ‘Samuel Haliday 1685-1739’, TUHS 22:3 (2001) 275-289

Robert K Webb ‘Six Years with the New DNB’, TUHS 22:3 (2001) 290-312

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Volume 22:4 (2002)

James Martineau: A Retrospect

Valerie Sanders ‘James and Harriet: Brother and Sister’, TUHS 22:4 (2002) 322-338

Ralph Waller ‘James Martineau: the Critical Mind and the Will to Believe’, TUHS 22:4 (2002) 339-354

J. Frank Schulman ‘ Martineau on the Ministry’, TUHS 22:4 (2202) 355-370

Alan Ruston ‘ James Martineau and the Unitarian Association’, TUHS 22:4 (2202) 371-383

Jeremy Goring ‘Martineau, Maurice & Newman’, TUHS 22:4 (2002) 384-392

Andrew Brown ‘Martineau’s Hymn Books’, TUHS 22:4 (2002) 393-408

Alan Ruston ‘Review Article – the Women’s Suffrage Movement’, TUHS 22:4 (2202) 409-410

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