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First peal in the method on the bells

First peal for ringers of 1st, 4th and 5th, who are regular ringers at above church

Ringing world: 826.0036

First peal of Superlative as conductor.

Arranged and run as a 30th anniversary peal for the first surprise peal by the association, superlative rung in this tower, conducted by Mr. H. Chapman.

It was also a 72nd birthday compliment to Mr. F. Smith, a former prominent member of the local company

Ringing world: 826.0036

First peal in the method: 1.

First peal as conductor.

Rung as a comnpliment to Mr J. Cotterell, of Bradford, on his marriage to Miss O. L. Lumley

Ringing world: 826.0036

First peal: 2.

First peal of Oxford: 3.

First peal of Oxford on the bells.

Longest length of Superlative ever rung. [Peal Board]

First peal of Surprise on the bells. The band wish to associate with this performance the name of Mr Harry Chapman, who was unable to stand in through illness, Mr A F Bailey filling the gap at the last minute.

First peal of London on the bells

Ringing world: 830.0099

First peal: 4

Ringing world: 0829.0085

Ringing world: 830.0100

First peal in the method: 6, 8

Rung on the birthday of the conductor

Ringing world: 831.0116

First peal in the method: 1,4,5

Rung as a 21st birthday compliment to Fred Hodgson and also as a compliment to William Shuker on his wedding anniversary.

This peal was run by Middleton ringers in honour of Dr. Parsons, Rector of Birch-in-rusholme, who on January 25th last was consecrated Bishop of Middleton, a previous attempt on that date at Middleton having failed. The ringers wish to think the Bishop of the use of the bells, and also the Birth ringers for having everything ready for them.

Ringing world: 0833.0146

First peal in the method on the bells.

First peal of Caters: 1, 2, 6.

First peal of Caters on the bells since they were rehung by Messrs. Gillett and Johnston.

The conductor's 50th peal.

The tenor man was re-elected a member of the Lancs Association before starting, he being a former member of the Manchester police band at the Town Hall.

This was the second attempt for the peal.

Ringing world: 834.163

First peal of stedman in the tower

Ringing world: 836.195

Rung with the bells deeply muffied as a token of respect to Mr. John Welsby, an old ringer at ·this church.

Ringing world: 837.0211

First peal of Major: 1.

First peal of Surprise Royal by all the band, except ringers of 3rd and 8th.

First peal of Royal on the new bells, and first peal of Surprise in the city of Manchester

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Fires peal in the method away from the treble: 6

Umpire: Mr Harry Chapman.

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First peal of Treble Bob: 1.

Mr. E Caunce's 200th peal for the Lancashire Association.

Rung on the occasion of the unveiling, by the Rector, of a peal board recording a peal of Double Norwich rung on February 16th, 1924.

First peal of Stedman Caters: 7

First peal of Stedman Caters on the new bells.

Ringing world: 842.0290

First peal, and first attempt: 7

First peal as conductor.

Arranged for Mr. Harold Dean, of Macclesfield, who was elected a non-resident member of the Lancashire Association before the peal was commenced

Ringing world: 844.0324

The first Cambridge Surprise Major in Scotland

The band arrived in Edinburgh the previous night at 10pm and the ringers of 1, 2 and 3 were proposed as members of the Lancashire Association, provisionally, before starting for the peal.

The first peal on the bells, and the first in this method in Scotland. The vicar and his ringers gave the visitors an ovation after their arduous performance.

First peal of Major on the bells; the most northerly peal of Surprise yet rung.

First peal on the bells

First peal on the bells

First peal of major in the West of Scotland, and a birthday compliment to the conductor

First peal: 1, 5

First peal in the method: 2, 6

First peal of Major: 7

First peal in the method on the bells.

All are Sunday service nngers at the above church.

Ringing world: 851.0436

First peal and proposed a member of the Lancashire Association previous to starting: 8.

Rung in honour of the conductor's 70th birthday.

Who afterwards entertained the band, and a few 'pals' to a 'pratie pie' supper, which was thoroughly appreciated.

Ringing world: 862.0611

Tenor ringer belongs to Ambleside, treble to Barrow, 3rd to Kendal, rest to Silverdale.

First peal in the method on an inside bell: 4

First peal in the method as conductor.

First peal in the method on the bells.

Runlg as a birthday compliment to Mr. Thomas K. Driver, who has now rung each bell in this tower through a peal.

The band wish to thank Mr. Driver for his hospitality after the peal

Ringing world: 868.0706

First peal of Stedman inside: 3.

Rung on he occasion of the coming of age of Miss E. J. Steele, eldest daughter of the ringer of the 4th, also on the occasion of her engagement to Mr. E. Williams, son of

Mr. and Mrs. H. Williams, of Hawkhirst, Ermine Road, Chester

Ringing world: 871.0756

First peal of Cambridge Surprise Major 2 . Also the first peal of Surprise on the bells .The band would like to thank the rector , Father Magee for permission to ring the peal ,also Mr.W Bond the tower-keeper who is now retiring from the position after 51 years service .

First peal in the method 4 .

Rung to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first peal by the association, which was rung at the above church. Mr Henry W Jackson, the captain at that church , is the only survivor of the band ,and is still a regular ringer. The peal was also a birthday compliment to a former church officer Mr. J W Sharples, who has generously given a four-dial clock for the tower of this church.