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First peal and first attempt: 1, 8.

Rung after meeting short for Bob Major.

First peal of Caters and first attempt: 3, 6. Rung as a birthday compliment to Clarence O Hobbs.

Rung to celebrate the birthday of Mr. D. F. E. Sykes, of Huddersfield, father of the ringer of the seventh.

First peal of Major on the bells. Rung as a birthday compliment to Miss Lilian Biss, daughter of the ringer of the 3rd, on her 23rd birthday.

First peal of Major: 4, 6. First peal of Major on the bells and run as a farewell to the Rev. C. E. M. Williams Millar who is shortly leaving the parish to take up new duties at St. Tidvil's, Merthyr.

First peal: 1. The peal was rung as a welcome to the new Rector, a previous attempt having failed.

First peal as conductor in any method.

First peal: 2, 5, 6, 8. Rung as a birthday compliment to John W Davis.

First peal in the method: 5. First peal in the method with a bob bell: 2. Rung as a birthday compliment to the conductor and to the ringer of the 2nd.

First peal: 2, 4, 5, 8.

First peal - 8. This is but the second peal on these bells, which were put in by Messrs Taylor, of Loughborough, some years ago and one of the first rings of bells to be hung in a iron frame.

First peal of Kent Treble Bob on the bells.

First peal: 1, 3, 4. First peal with a bob bell: 6. First peal on the bells since being rehung in a H iron frame and retuned by Gillett and Johnston, of Croydon, on whom the go and tone reflect great credit.

First peal: 8.

First peal of Major: 1, 6. First in the method with a bob bell: 2. Rung as a birthday compliment to Miss E. M. Hamlin, daughter of the ringer of the 5th. First peal as conductor in the method; also first peal of Major for the Association by an entirely local band.

First peal: 1, 2, 8. John W. Jones hails from Newport. The above muffled peal was rung in memory of Mr. R. K. Pritchard, of Bryntirion, who was buried on that date at Baglan, Glamorganshire. He was a most generous benefactor of St. Illtyd’s Church, having in 1904 defrayed the cost of re-casting six bells and adding two new ones for the tower. He also took a very great interest in bell ringing, and will be much missed in the parish. R.I.P.

First peal by all except W Williams and J Cox. All are local ringers except J Cox, who kindly came down from Pyle to take a rope.

First peal in the method: 4, 5. Rung as a birthday compliment to the conductor, and to Miss Doreen Biss, daughter of the ringer of the 3rd, the ringers wishing them the usual compliment.