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Rung as a birthday peal for Miss Stitch, sister of the ringer of the 2nd. 100th peal for the association by the ringer of the 6th.

First peal: 6. Rung half-muffled in memory of the Rector (the Rev. R. Davies), who was interred at Milford Haven the same day; also in memory of the wife of the ringer of the 7th.

First peal of Stedman Caters: 1.

First peal on the bells, which were recently restored and hung in a new metal frame by Taylor and Co. It is hoped a new treble will be added, the frame for which is provided. The tone and general workmanship are excellent.

First peal and first attempt: 1. First peal "inside" and first attempt: 3.

First peal on the bells, which are of cast steel by Vickers, of Sheffield, and were placed in the tower some 60 years ago

Thanks are due to Mr. E. W. Luff, who filled a gap at a moment’s notice, also to Mr. Simms for obtaining permission to ring and for having everything in readiness.

Arranged and rung as a wedding peal for the ringer of the treble, Mr. E. M. Smith, who was married at the above church on the 17th inst., this being the nearest date upon which a peal could be arranged, the band wishing him and his bride health and long life and happiness.

First peal: 3. Rung on the occasion of the 23rd anniversary of the accession of His Majesty King George V.

First peal: 4. Rung for the induction of the new Rector, the Rev James Davies, BA, who was inducted on Wednesday, June 14th.

The band take this opportunity of thanking the Vicar for the use of the bells, and Mr. S. E. James for having them in readiness, birthday compliment to the conductor.

Especially arranged and rung in honour of the wedding of Mr. Albert A. Worthington and Miss Dorothy Muriel James, daughter of one of the local lingers, who were married at the above church on this day. Tho band wish them every success and happiness in their future life. Also as a compliment to the ringer of the 6th’s daughter on having won a State Scholarship.

Arranged specially and rung in honour of the wedding of Miss Hilda Heath and Mr. Albert Stoodley, which took place the same afternoon at the neighbouring Parish Church of Rumney. The bride is the daughter of Mr. A. W. Heath, the ringer of the second bell, and a sister of the ringer of the 6th. The band take this opportunity of wishing them long life and happiness.

First peal of Grandsire Triples: 1. First peal and first attempt: 3, 4. First peal: 5. Arranged specially by the junior members of the tower and rung as a compliment to the conductor on the eve of his 68th birthday. All are Sunday service ringers at this church excepting the ringer of the treble, who is curate at St. Mark’s, the Mother Church of All Saints’.

Rung for the watchnight service. The above are all Sunday service ringers at this church, and this is the first local peal on the bells for over 21 years. A birthday peal for the ringer of the tenor; also for Miss Marion James, youngest daughter of tho ringer of the seventh.