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Previous to the peal, a vote of deepest sympathy was passed to Mrs. Washbrook and family for the great loss they have sustained by death of one whose work and name will never be forgotten throughout the art of chauge ringing.

Ringing world: 670.0037

First peal: 3, 6, 8.

The ringer of 5th comes from Holy Trinity, and of 7th from Bolton Parish Cliurch, the rest being the home company.

Rung as a welcome to the ew Vicar.

Ringing world: 671.0054

Rung as a birthday compliment to Mr. F. Grundy and Mr. F.

potter, of Walkden.

Ringing world: 676.130

First peal in the method: 2

Mr. E Caunce has now rung the bells round in this tower to a peal, this being the fifth tower in which he has attained that object.

This peal was rung with the bells deeply muffled in memory of the late James Allred, who was a ringer and conductor at the above church 45 years; also as a mark of respect to the Rev. John Lund, M.A., who retired 3 years ago, after a service of 36 years as Vicar of the parish, and died on the above date at Milnthorpe

Ringing world: 0679.0178

Mr Morris was elected a member of the Lancashire Association beford starting, and thanks are due to him for standing in, when the band had met short for Kent Treble Bob Major

Ringing world: 681.0211

Ringing world: 0681.0211

First peal in the method: 1, 5 and 6.

First peal in the method on the bells.

First peal on the bells by lady ringers.

Rung as a birthday compliment to the treble ringer upon attaining his 50th birthday, also rung on the wedding anniversaries of the ringers of the 4th and 6th. The band desire to tender their best thanks to Mr. and Mrs. H Greenwood for their hospitality after the peal. The ringers of the 2nd, 3rd and 5th belong to Cross Stone, the 7th and tenor to Todmorden parish Church, and the rest to the local band.

First peal: 1, 4, 5

First peal inside: 2

First peal on the belIs siuce they were rehung by Messrs. J. Taylor and Co., of Loughborough.

Rung as a birthday compliment to the Vicar, the Ven. Archdeacon T. R. Sale, M.A.

Ringing world: 0683.0242

First peal of superlative: 1.

Ringing world: 685.0275

First peal of Cambridge: 2,3.

First peal of Surprise on the bells.

First peal on the bells in this method.

First peal in the method as conductor.

50th peal: 1 and 6.

First peal in the method: 4

Rung as a birthday compliment to Titus Barlow.

Ringing world: 686.0291

First peal of Major on the bells

First peal in the method for the treble and tenor men.

Rung as a birthday compliment to the father of W. H. Shuker on attaining the age of 87 years

Ringing world: 687.306

Rung as a birthday compliment to Mr Trippier and Mr. Greenhalgh.

Also as a 50th anniversary peal for Mr S. Wood, who rang

his first peal at St. Peter's, Ashton, on May 9th, 1874.

50th peal at Pendleton:6.

The ringers wish to thank Mr. Trippier for his hospitality after the peal.

Ringing world: 687.306

Rung on the 31st anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. Potter's wedding day.

Ringing world: 690.0355

Arranged for Messrs. Watson and Tomlinson, who were on a visit from Blackburn.

Composed and conducted by George R. Newton. This is the first peal on this grand ring of bells, which were founded by Rudhall in 1733. Rung in honour of the birth of a second son to Viscount Lascelles and Princess Mary. The band desire to thank the church authorities for permission to attempt the peal, and the local company for having all in readiness.

RW 0702.0548

The bells were rung half-mumffled for the late Dean McCormick, Dean of Manchester

Ringing world: 704.579

This is the first time this composition has been rung. It was also the first peal in the method on the bells. Mr W Taylor hails from Penwortham. It was the conductor's 222nd peal.

This peal was rung in honour of tbe wedding of Mr. H. Moore, of Monton to Miss E. Derbysbire, of Beesley Green, Worsley, tbe ceremony taking place at the above church. Miss Derbyshire is the youngest daughter of Mr. Percy H. Derbysbire, chief ringer at St. Mark's, where he has been a member for 29 years.

Ringing world: 706.0611

First peal on the bells since they were recast.

First peal of Surprise in the tower

Ringing world: 0710.0676

First peal: 1.

First peal on eight bells, hails from Maund, Bodenham, Herefordshire, and was elected a member previous to commencing the peal: 2.

First peal as conductor in this method.

6: First peal with an 'inside ' bell.

Rung for the coming-of-age of Miss Leah Denner, daughter of Mr. James Denner.

Ringing world: 712.0707

First peal of Surprise in the tower

Ringing world: 714.0740

Rung by ex-Service men to commemorate the signing of the Armistice, and in affectionate remembrance of all brother ringers who laid down their lives in the Great War.

Ringing world: 0714.0741

First peal of cambridge on the bells

Ringing world: 715.757

Rung as a farewell peal for Mr. James Adams, who, after An extended holiday of several months, sails for Sydney, New, South Wales on January 3rd.

Also as a compliment to Mr. Edward Clegg, one of the local ringers, on his attaining his 21st birtbday.

The ringer of the 2nd 6th and 7th hail from Worsley: 3rd. 4th and tenor from Ashton-under-Lyne; 5th from Middleton; the treble is a local man.

Ringing world: 0720.0003

First peal of surprise on the bells

Ringing world: 721.0020

Rung as a compliment to John Fitton on his 70th birthday

Also a birthday compliment to Miss Bell and Mr Massey

3: First peal in tbe method.

The ringers were invited to supper by: Mr. and Mrs. Burton, who were hearbly tbanked for their hospiItality.

Ringing world: 721.0021