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Lancashire Association

Leigh, Lancashire

St Mary the Virgin

Saturday, 8 January 1910 in 3h 2 (21)

5040 Grandsire Triples

Composed by Vicars'

1 William Mort

2 George Pincott

3 John E Markland

4 Robert Holden

5 H Smith

6 Fred Banks (C)

7 James Arrowsmith

8 Samuel Arrowsmith

Bell news Vol 29, page 20

Lancashire Association

Manchester, Lancashire

St James, Birch in Rusholme

Thursday, 20 January 1910 in 3h 9 (13–2–19)

5040 Grandsire Triples

Composed by Parkers twelve part

1 Walter Ryder

2 William Ryder

3 John Idle

4 Edwin Borroughs

5 Frederick Ryder

6 Robert Davies (C)

7 William Hy Idle

8 Frank Sloman

First peal as conductor.

Rung to welcome the new Rector, the Rev. Harold Ansom.

Bell news, Vol 29, page 32

Lancashire Association

Manchester, Lancashire

Town hall

Saturday, 12 February 1910 in 3h 38 (52)

5021 Grandsire Caters

Composed by H W Haley

1 Robert Davies

2 Benjamin Gill

3 Samuel Stott

4 Robert Wallwork

5 Edwin Breeze

6 Joseph Ridyard

7 A Edward Wreaks (C)

8 Samuel Booth

9 Benjamin Thorpe

10 Richard Newton

Frederick Page

Bell news, Vol 29, page 34

Lancashire Association

Broughton, Lancashire

St John the Baptist

Saturday, 19 February 1910 in 3h (10)

5040 Minor (7m)

720 each of London New Bob, Canterbury Pleasure, Oxford and College Single Bob, Woodbine, Kent and Oxford Treble Bob

1 E Roger Martin (C)

2 Frederick Harwood

3 John W Fitchie

4 John Bailey

5 Robert Sanderson

6 Edward Armstrong

First peal of Minor: 4.

First peal as Conductor.

First peal on the bells.

Lancashire Association

Manchester, Lancashire

Cath and Parish Ch of St Mary, St Denys, & St George

Saturday, 26 February 1910 in 3h 20 (25)

5001 Stedman Caters

Composed by H W Haley

1 Harry Chapman

2 Alfred Barnes

3 Albert Edward Wreaks

4 Robert Wallwork

5 James H Banks

6 Titus Barlow

7 John Potter (C)

8 Joseph Ridyard

9 Herbert Dronsfield

10 William Pennington

First peal in the method: 4, 5, 6, 9, 10

First peal in the method as conductor

Bell news, Vol 29, page 80

Lancashire Association

Pendlebury, Greater Manchester

Christ Church

Saturday, 26 March 1910 in 2h 43 (15)

5040 Grandsire Triples

Composed by Holt's Ten-Part

1 William Cotterill

2 James W Hindley

3 George Morris

4 Thomas Lingard (C)

5 Charles Seddon

6 Daniel Howard

7 Thomas Howard

8 John Edge

First peal: 1, 6

First peal with a bob bell: 2, 3, 7.

Rung on the occasion of the re opening of the church after decoration.

J. Edge was proposed a member of the Association previous to starting.

Lancashire Association

Tyldesley, Greater Manchester

St George

Saturday, 2 April 1910 in 2h 57 (11½)

5040 Stedman Triples

Composed by J W Washbrook

1 Titus Peers

2 Robert Duckworth

3 Revd H J Elsee

4 Robert Wallwork

5 Titus Barlow

6 Joseph Ridyard

7 John Potter (C)

8 Robert Aldred

This is the first paal on the bells, which have lately been rehung in an iron frame and augmented to eight by the addition of two trebles. The splice and go of the bells is splendid, and reflects great credit on Messrs. Mears and Stainbank, who have had the work in hand.

Bell news Vol 29, page 141

Lancashire Association

Preston, Lancashire

St John the Evangelist

Saturday, 9 April 1910 in 3h 17 (25–1–14)

5088 Kent Treble Bob Major

Composed by J Nicholls

1 E Roger Martin (C)

2 James Armstrong

3 John Bailey

4 Arthur Bailey

5 Daniel Sanderson

6 Frederick Harwood

7 Robert Sanderson

8 Edward Armstrong

First peal of Major: 3, 5, 6.

First peal of Major as conductor.

First Major peal on the bells since 1852.

Lancashire Association

Manchester, Lancashire

Cath and Parish Ch of St Mary, St Denys, & St George

Wednesday, 13 April 1910 in 3h 15 (25)

5021 Grandsire Caters

Composed by A Knights

1 Charles McLaughlan

2 Richard Massey

3 John Simkins

4 John Eachus

5 Charles Fairley

6 W Charles Bridgford

7 Ralph (Jnr) Ravenscroft

8 W E Saunders (C)

9 Ralph (Snr) Ravenscroft

10 Walter Smethurst

Rung to celebrate the 4th ringers fiftieth anniversary as a peal ringer, he having accomplished his first peal (Grandsire Triples) on March 30th, 1860, at his native town, Sandbach, Cheshire.

First peal: 2, 3, 7

First peal as conductor.

Bell news, Vol 29, page 164

Lancashire Association

Manchester, Greater Manchester

St John, Deansgate

Monday, 16 May 1910 in 3h 7 (20–0–25)

5040 Stedman Triples

Composed by Thurstans' Four-part

1 Benjamin Thorpe

2 Bertram Prewett (C)

3 Joseph Turner

4 John H Cheesman

5 Samuel Greenhalgh

6 Frederick Page

7 Richard Newton

8 Herbert Deansfield

Rung with the bells half-muffled as a mark of respect to the late King Edward VII

Source - B Prewett peal book

Lancashire Association

Burnley, Lancashire

Holy Trinity, Habergham Eaves

Tuesday, 17 May 1910 in 3h 12 (11–2–7)

5088 Kent Treble Bob Major

Composed by J Patrick

1 Charles W Stephenson

2 Walter Mouncey

3 Tom Redman (C)

4 Rennie Hartley

5 Herbert Wormwell

6 Harry Entwistle

7 Richard Ashworth

8 Thomas Mouncey

Bell news, Vol 29, page 248

Lancashire Association

Tyldesley, Greater Manchester

St George

Friday, 20 May 1910 in 3h 6 (11½)

5220 Plain Bob Minor

1 Hugh Watts

2 James Allred

3 John T Allred

4 Harry Allred

5 Herbert Allred

6 Robert Allred (C)

First peal: 1, 7, 8.

First peal by the local band

Bell news vol 29, page 358

Lancashire Association

Pendlebury, Greater Manchester

Christ Church

Friday, 20 May 1910 in 2h 42 (15)

5040 Grandsire Triples

Composed by Hollis' Ten-Part

1 James W Hindley

2 George Morris (C)

3 Thomas Lingard

4 Daniel Howard

5 Charles Seddon

6 Albert Wallwork

7 Thomas Howard

8 John Edge

First peal as conductor.

Lancashire Association

Eccles, Lancashire

St Mary the Virgin

Friday, 20 May 1910 in 3h 9 (13¾)

5040 Grandsire Triples

Composed by Taylor's

1 James Henry Ridyard (C)

2 Arthur Ridyard

3 James Barratt

4 John Myles

5 Richard Ridyard

6 Frederick James Steele

7 John Baguley

8 Amos Trippier

F, Steele was elected a member of the Association previous to starting.

Rung as a mark of respect to the wife of J. R. Pritchard, who was interred at Eccles parish church.

Bell news, Vol 29, page 260

Lancashire Association

Salford, Greater Manchester

St Thomas, Pendleton

Saturday, 21 May 1910 in 3h 2 (18–0–10)

5040 Grandsire Triples

Composed by Reeves' Variation

1 James W Hindley

2 William Holbrook

3 George Morris

4 Alfred Cross

5 Charles Seddon

6 Daniel Howard

7 Albert Edward Wreaks (C)

8 John Edge

Bell news, Vol 29, page 261

Lancashire Association

Tyldesley, Greater Manchester

St George

Saturday, 11 June 1910 in 2h 56 (11½)

5040 Grandsire Triples

Composed by Taylor's

1 John T Aldred

2 Thomas Peers

3 Robert Fiddies

4 Harry Smith

5 James H Ridyard

6 Joseph Ridyard (C)

7 Titus Barlow

8 Robert Aldred

First peal of Grandsire Triples on the bells

Bell news, Vol 29, page 283

Lancashire Association

Walkden, Lancashire

St Paul, Old bells

Saturday, 9 July 1910 in 2h 55 (13–2–0)

5040 Double Norwich Court Bob Major

Composed by J W Washbrook

1 Thomas Peers

2 Joseph Lowe

3 Alfred Potter

4 Thomas Wallwork

5 Robert Wallwork

6 Titus Barlow

7 John Potter (C)

8 Joseph Ridyard

Rung in place of the one rung on April 9th, Which was objected to.

Bell news: Volume 29, Issue 1478, 20th Jul 1910, Page 308

Lancashire Association

Pendlebury, Greater Manchester

Christ Church

Wednesday, 27 July 1910 in 2h 50 (15)

5040 Grandsire Triples

Composed by Davies's No. 1

1 George Launcelotte

2 Albert Wallwork

3 James W Hindley

4 Thomas Lingard

5 Charles Seddon

6 Daniel Howard

7 Thomas Howard (C)

8 John Edge

First peal:1

First peal as conductor:

Rung on the occasion of the maniage of Miss Lomax, daughter of the Vicar's warden.

Lancashire Association

Prestwich, Greater Manchester

St Mary

Saturday, 6 August 1910 in 2h 56 (15)

5040 Plain Bob Minor

Composed by Being seven 720s each called differently

1 John T Allred

2 James Allred

3 Thomas Peers

4 Herbert Allred

5 Titus Barlow

6 Robert Allred (C)

First 5040 on the bells.

Ringing world: 1323.0500

Lancashire Association

Mossley, Greater Manchester

St George

Saturday, 6 August 1910 in 3h 8 (12–1–14)

5188 Kent Treble Bob Major

Composed by A Knights

1 Frank Wild

2 Charles Bower

3 Joseph Goddard

4 Samuel Stott

5 Isaac Schofield

6 Samuel Booth

7 Harry Hampson (C)

8 Benjamin Thorp

Bell news, Vol 29, page 356

Lancashire Association

Bebington, Wirral

St Andrew

Monday, 12 September 1910 in 3h 3 (8–1–13 in A♭)

5024 Double Norwich Court Bob Major

Composed by Edgar Wightman

1 Joseph Cliffe

2 John Turner

3 Edward Caunce

4 Thomas Hammond Jnr

5 James Martin

6 George R Newton (C)

7 James Dillon

8 William Davies

First peal of Double Norwich on the bells.

Lancashire Association

Manchester, Lancashire

St James, Birch in Rusholme

Thursday, 15 September 1910 in 3h 6 (13–2–19)

5040 Plain Bob Major

Composed by B Annable

1 George E Turner

2 Alfred Cross

3 William Holbrook

4 Alfred Barnes

5 Harry Chapman

6 Richard Newton

7 Henry Idle (C)

8 Robert Davies

Rung as a farewell peal to Joseph Maloney, who sailed for Canada on the 16th inst.

Bell news Vol 29, page 417

Lancashire Association

Bolton, Greater Manchester

All Souls

Saturday, 1 October 1910 in 3h 6 (23–2–23)

5040 Grandsire Triples

Composed by Reeves' Variation

1 Frederick Markland

2 Adam Holden

3 William Hodgson

4 George Pincott

5 William Pennington

6 John E Markland (C)

7 A Minshull

8 Robert Holden

First peal: 7

First peal as conductor

Bell news, Vol 29, page 463

Lancashire Association

Middleton, Lancashire

St Leonard

Saturday, 8 October 1910 in 2h 50 (12½)

5040 Grandsire Triples

Composed by Parker's Six-Part

1 John Hollows

2 James Jacques

3 Thomas Oldham

4 William Schofield

5 Joseph Ogden

6 James H Bastow

7 Hugh Reynolds (C)

8 Thomas Wellens

First peal: 7

First peal of triples: 3

Bell news vol 29, page 475

Lancashire Association

Haughton, Greater Manchester

St Anne, Denton

Saturday, 29 October 1910 in 2h 56 (15–0–12)

5040 Treble Bob Minor (7m)

Being 720 each of Burton, Woodbine, Tanners' Pleasure, Killamarsh, Islington, Loudon Scholars’, and Oxford Bell news: Vol 29, page 511

1 James Fernley (C)

2 Rev A T Beeston

3 John W Hartley

4 Fred Holt

5 Allen S Gordon

6 Joseph Heckingbotham

Lancashire Association

Radcliffe, Lancashire

St Mary

Saturday, 5 November 1910 in 2h 48 (12)

5040 Grandsire Triples

Composed by Fred Banks

1 William Mort

2 George Pincott

3 J E Markland

4 Robert Holden

5 Harry Smith

6 Fred Banks (C)

7 Samuel Arrowsmith

8 James Arrowsmith

Rung as a birthday compliment to the conductor

Bell news, Vol 29, page 514

Lancashire Association

Eccles, Lancashire

St Mary the Virgin

Saturday, 12 November 1910 in 2h 58 (13¾)

5088 Kent Treble Bob Major

Composed by John Thorpe

1 Frank Smith

2 Harry Chapman

3 James Barratt

4 Benjamin Gill

5 Walter W Wolstencroft

6 Samuel Booth

7 Herbert Deansfield

8 Richard Ridyard (C)

Rung as a birthday compliment to Messrs. Chapman and Barratt.

First peal as conductor under the auspices of the Ashton-under-Lyne society

Bell news, Vol 29, page 536

Lancashire Association

Tyldesley, Greater Manchester

St George

Saturday, 19 November 1910 in 3h 6 (11½)

5040 Plain Bob Major

Composed by N J Pitstow

1 James Allred

2 John Potter

3 Herbert Allred

4 Alfred Potter

5 Joseph Ridyard

6 Harry Allred

7 Robert Allred

8 Titus Barlow (C)

Fiist peal in the method on the bells.

Fiist peal in the method: 1, 3, 6.

Bell news, vol 29, page 559

Lancashire Association

Worsley, Lancashire

St Mark

Saturday, 26 November 1910 in 3h 10 (21–0–14)

5184 Kent Treble Bob Major

Composed by S Woods

1 James Henry Ridyard

2 Joseph Lowe

3 Frederick Derbyshire

4 Arthur Ridyard

5 John Welsby

6 Richard Ridyard

7 Herbert Deansfield

8 Joseph Ridyard (C)

Bell news: Vol 29 page 571

Lancashire Association

Salford, Greater Manchester

St Thomas, Pendleton

Monday, 5 December 1910 in 3h 6 (18–0–10)

5024 Kent Treble Bob Major

Composed by C H Hattersley

1 Albert Edward Wreaks

2 Alfred Cross

3 Joseph Turner

4 Cyril F Johnston

5 Robert Davies

6 William H Shuker

7 Herbert Deansfield

8 Harry Chapman (C)

Mr. Johnston was elected a member before starting, and this is his first peal in the method.

Bell news, Vol 29, page 584

Lancashire Association

Preston, Lancashire

St John the Evangelist

Saturday, 17 December 1910 in 3h 23 (25–1–14)

5024 Kent Treble Bob Major

Composed by A Knights

1 Benjamin A Knights (C)

2 E Roger Martin

3 Daniel Sanderson

4 Frederick Harwood

5 Robert Sanderson

6 Titus Barlow

7 Edward Armstrong

8 Albert E Woodhouse

Lancashire Association

Burnley, Lancashire

Holy Trinity, Habergham Eaves

Saturday, 31 December 1910 in 3h (11–2–7)

5040 Minor

Being one 720 of Bob Minor and three each of Oxford and Kent Treble Bob.

1 James Brogden Taylor

2 Herbert Wormwell

3 Tom Redman (C)

4 Harry Entwistle

5 William Mallinson

6 Thomas Mouncey

First peal of Minor: 1, 2, 4.

Bell news Vol 29, page 645

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