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First peal of surprise on the bells

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First peal on the bells after being rehanging on ball bearings by Mr. J. E. Groves, of Birmingham, the 'go' being very good. The band take this opportunity of thanking Mr. and Mrs. Madely for their kind hospitality after the peal, which was very much appreciated.

First peal of Minor: 4

Rung with the bells half-muffled as a token of respect to the late Rector (Rev. J. H. Kidd), who was interred at

his native 'place in lreland on December 31st.

Treble and 4th ringers belong to the local band.

Ringing world: 1038.0101

First peal: 4, 8.

All are service ringers at the above church with the exception of the 6th ringer.

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First peal in the method: 6.

Rung as a welcome to the new Vicar of Walkden, the Rev. H. R. Bailey, who was inducted to the living the same afternoon.

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First peal in the method: 2, 3, 4, 5.

First peal of Major as conductor.

Rung on the birthday of J. Slater.

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First peal on eight bells: 7.

Mr John R Taylor has now rung each bell in this tower to a peal. These bells were augmented to eight and restored by the Freemasons in 1926.

All are service ringers at the above church except the 7th and the tenor ringers, who come from Ashton-under-Lyne

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First peal of Surprise as conductor.

Rung as a birthday compliment to the daughter of the treble ringer

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First peal in a surprise method on the bells.

Rung on the fourth anniversary of the record peal of Oxford Treble Bob Major.

This peal was rung to celebrate the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. T. Lingard, which took place on the Saturday previous

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Ringing World May 29th 1931 No. 1053 Vol. XXVI page 341

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This is the first peal of Stedman on the bells since being recast and rehung.

Ed: Their is no evidence that the bells have been re-cast.

Source - G Pye peal book

Rung in honour of the 21st birthday of Norman Berry, grandson of the late James Henry Ridyard, of Worsley.

First peal of Stedman on the bell by a lady ringer and quickest peal ever rung on the bells.

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First peal in the method on the bells.

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Rung in honour of the birthday of Mr. Alfred Potter, who has been a ringer of the above church for 46 years, also of the coming of age of Miss Muriel Cutsforth, of Bolton.

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First peal in method: 4

First peal of Kent Major on the bells since they were rehung

The thanks of the band are due to Mr. C. E. Platt for conducting the peal.

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The thanks of the band are due to the r inger of the 3rd, who kindly took the place of Mr. J. Harrison, who is lying ill in the infirmary through an accident

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First peal: 8

First peal in the method on the bells

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First peal: 8

Ring to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the above church

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Arranged for Mr E Jennings, of Kendal

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First peal of Caters: 2, 3.

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First peal in the method: 1, 5.

First peal of surprise on the bells.

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First peal in the method: 1, 2.

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First Surprise peal in the county

Source - W Pye peal book

First peal of Cambridge Surprise Royal in the county

Source - W Pye peal book

First Surprise peal on the bells

Source - W Pye peal book

Rung for the harvest festival

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First peal in the method on the bells.

First peal in the method: 1,4

This composition has the full combination of 4-5-6 in 5-6, and is the first produced with only two singles containing this number of changes.

First peal for the ringer of the 4th

All are regular service ringers at the above church except the conductor, who comes from Ashton-under-Lyne.

Rung as a farewell to the curate (The. Rev., D. V. Jones),

who is taking up fresh duties at St. Paul's, Withington, Manchester

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First peal in the method on the bells.

H Davenport's 100th peal for the association.

The treble ringer has now rung each bell in the tower through a peal.

Rung with bells half-muffled in memory of the fallen.

With the exception of the treble man, the above are all service ringers a Worsley Parish Church

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Arranged for Frank Merrett, of Bath, who was on a visit to Manchester, it being his first peal in the method.

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4: First peal in the method.

First peal in the method on the bells.

Rung as a birthday compliment to Mrs. John Potter, wife of the conductor.

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First in the method: 3.

First peal in the method as conductor.

Rung for the 21st birthday of Norman Heaps

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First peal: 1.

Rung to commemorate the Stedman tercenenary, also as a birthday compliment to the ringers of the treble and 5th, and a silver wedding peal for Mr and Mrs J Hall. Mr Hall has been a ringer at this church for over 20 years, and was secretary of the Manchester branch for ten years

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First attempt for a peal in the method: 6.

The first peal of Stedman on the bells and rung for the Stedman Tercentenary.

First peal of Bob Major: 5, 6, 7.

The treble ringer is in his 76th year.

Rung as a birLhday compliment to the daughter of the conductor.

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First peal in the method: 2, 4, 5.

First peal in the method on tho bells.

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Rung with the bells deeply muffled as a token of respect to the late Mrs. J. Walker, donor of the Westminster chimes to the clock. The ringer of the 4th is on a visit from U.S.A.

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