Leicestershire Archaeological and Historical Society
Founded 1855
Transactions
Volume 70 for 1996 (Searchable)
| Transactions Article | Author(s) |
|---|---|
| A Roman Cemetery in Newarke Street, Leicester pp.1-90 | Lynden Cooper |
| The Gothic taste: Humphrey Repton of Donington Park pp.91-104 | Hazel Fryer and Anthony Squires |
| Public Transport in Leicestershire, 1814-80 pp.105-127 | Jack Simmons |
| Prison Palace or 'Hell upon earth' Leicester County Gaol under the Separate System, 1846-1865 pp.128-146 | Jacqueline L Kane |
| A Parliamentary Election Indenture for Leicestershire pp.147-148 | J T Driver |
| Banking in Nineteenth-Century Leicester pp.150-153 | David L Wykes |
| Archaeology in Leicestershire and Rutland 1995 pp.154-179 | ed. Richard Pollard and John Lucas |
| Officers and Committee, 140th Annual Report 1994-5 pp.180-183 |
Volume 69 for 1995 (Searchable)
Volume 68 for 1994 (Searchable)
| Transactions Article | Author(s) |
|---|---|
| An Iron Age and Romano-British Enclosure System at Normanton le Heath pp.1-63 | Reuben Thorpe and Josephine Sharman |
| An Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Wigston Magna pp.64-86 | Peter Liddle and Samantha Middleton |
| A Brickworks in Ashwell Road, Oakham pp.87-93 | Alan McWhirr and David Smith |
| The Identification of a Parliamentary Army Chaplain: John Moore of Leicestershire pp.94-97 | Stephen Copson |
| Leicestershire Small Towns and Pre-Industrial Urbanisation pp.98-120 | Holger Th. Graf |
| Lodging and Poverty in late Victorian Leicester: a Socio-Geographic Perspective pp.212-144 | Stephen J. Page |
| Obituary - Andrew Martin pp.148-152 | Alan McWhirr |
| Obituary - Allen Chinnery pp.145-147 | K.Thompson and D.L. Wykes |
| Archaeology in Leicestershire and Rutland 1993 pp.153-194 | ed. Richard Buckley |
| Review pp.195-196 | |
| Officers and Committee, 138th Annual Report 1992-3 pp.197-200 |
Volume 67 for 1993 (Searchable)
Volume 66 for 1992 (Searchable)
Volume 65 for 1991 (Searchable)
| Transactions Article | Author(s) |
|---|---|
| Leicester Lane, Enderby: an Archaeological Evaluation pp.1-12 | Josephine Sharman and Patrick Clay |
| A Salvage Excavation at Huncote, Leicestershire pp.13-23 | Patrick Clay |
| Holywell Hall, Loughborough: an Archaeological Evaluation pp.24-33 | Josephine Sharman and David Mackie |
| Potters Marston Ware pp.34-37 | Deborah Sawday |
| Leicestershire Archaeology to 1849: the Development of Chronological Interpretation pp.38-54 | Robert Rutland |
| Working-Class Respectability in Leicester, c. 1845-80 pp.55-67 | Barry Haynes |
| Emigration and Poverty in Edwardian Leicester pp.68-84 | Stephen Page |
| Archaeology in Leicestershire and Rutland 1990 pp.85-108 | ed. Richard Buckley |
| Review pp.109-110 | |
| Officers and Committee, 135th Annual Report pp.110-115 |
Volume 64 for 1990 (Searchable)
Volume 63 for 1989 (Searchable)
| Transactions Article | Author(s) |
| The Leicestershire Archaeological and Historical Society 133rd Annual Report 1987-88 | |
| A Leicestershire Source for Group XX pp.1-6 | Phillipa J. Bradley |
| A Report on the Geophysical Survey and Trial Excavations at the site of a Roman Villa near Drayton, Leicestershire pp.7-17 | N.J. Cooper, P. Beavitt, D.M. O'Sullivan, R Young |
| An excavation in the North East Quarter of Leicester: Elbow Lane, 1977 pp.18-47 | John Lucas et al |
| The Parochial Inspections of Andrew Burnaby D.D., Archdeacon of Leicester, in the years 1793 to 1797 pp.48-70 | W. Pemberton |
| Working Class Perceptions: Aspects of the Experiences of Working Class Life in Victorian Leicester pp.71-84 | J.B. Haynes |
| Pauperism and the Leicester Workhouse in 1881 pp.85-95 | Stephen Page |
| Liberals, Labour and Leicester - The 1913 By-Election in Local and National Perspective pp.94-106 | John Pasiecznik |
| Archaeology in Leicestershire and Rutland 1988 pp.105-120 | ed. Peter Liddle |
| Obituary: W.A. North Esq. p.121 |
Volume 62 for 1988 (Searchable)
| Transactions Article | Author(s) |
| The Leicestershire Archaeological and Historical Society 132nd Annual Report 1986-87 | |
| The Roman Swithland Slate Industry pp.1-8 | Alan McWhirr |
A Medieval Hall and Cross-Wing House in Queniborough pp.9-15 |
Martin Cherry and Peter Messenger |
| Langley Priory pp.16-30 | Stephen P. Douglass |
| The Greys of Bradgate in the English Civil War: A Study of Henry Grey, First Earl of Stamford and his Son and Heir Thomas, Lord Grey of Groby pp.32-52 | J.Richards |
| Ibstock: a Leicestershire village in the Nineteenth Century and the Ball family pp.53-71 | Roy S. Walker |
| Review pp.92-93 | |
| Archaeology in Leicestershire and Rutland 1987 pp.72-92 | ed. Peter Liddle |