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First peal in the method: 1, 4.

Ringing world: 1191.0035

First away from treble: 7.

First peal on eight bells: 8.

Ringing world: 1192.0051

First peal in the method: 1, 3.

Great Credit is due to the conductor, who has never before called a touch of the method, and to the ringer of the 3rd, as this was her first 'touch' in the method. Rung as a token of respect to the late Titus Barlow, an old and esteemed member of the branch.

[Ringing World 1934, p.36]

Rung as a. birthday compliment to Master James Bolton, son of J. and R. E. Bolton, of Albany, U.S.A. (two former ringers of Walkden), and grandson of the fourth ringer.

Ringing world: 1194.0084

Rung with the bells deeply muffled as a token of respect to Mr. J . R. Ryder, warden of the 31bove church, who was buried in the churchyard in the afternoon

Ringing world: 1194.0085

Fiftieth peal: 8.

First peal: 1.

First peal in the method at this church by an entirely

local band.

Ringing world: 1197.0131

Rung, after meeting short for Bob Major, as a birthday compliment to John Hollows on his attaining his 78th birthday

First peal of Minor for the ringers of the treble, 2nd, 4th, 5th and tenor.

First peal of Minor on the bells

Ringing world: 1198.0149

Umpire: Harold Jackson

First peal ‘in hand’: 7-8

Rung as a birthday compliment to Hiram Meakin on attaining the age of 67 years

Ringing World March 16th 1934 No.1199 Vol. XXIX page 165

First attempt at Surprise Royal: 2, 3, 4

Ringing world: 1199.0162

First peal in the method.

Rung as a 14th birthday compliment to Miss Margaret Steele, youngest daughter of the ringer of the 5th.

Ringing world: 1199.0163

First peal in the method on the bells, and by W Stevenson and J Worth. Rung to celebrate the diamond wedding of Mr and Mrs J J Moss and the 30th wedding day of Mr W J Moss

Ringing world: 1204.243

First touch of Cambridge Major by the conductor.

Quickest Major peal on the bells.

Ringing world: 1204.0243

50th peal for D. Vincent in 13 methods from Minor to Cinques for 10 associations in 11 years, five only being on a Saturday. Fiftieth peal together for W. J. Moss and C. Gudgeon

Ringing world: 1204.243

First peal of Grandsire Caters: 1, 2, 3, 5, 10

First peal as conductor.

Rung in commemoration of Richard Massey, who succumbed whilst ringing and conducting, with about 20 minutes to go, in an attempt for a peal at the above named church, November 30th, 1921.

Second attempt by the band, the 9th rope breaking after two hours and fifty minutes on November l5th, 1933.

This peal was also a compliment to Sarah Livesey and John Bolton, who were married on Easter Saturday.

Both are service ringers at the Sacred Trinity Church, Salford

Ringing world: 1206.0274

First peal: 1, 3, 4

First peal as conductor.

Rung to welcome the new Vicar and his wife (the Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Harper).

All are Sunday service ringers at the above church.

Ringing world: 1207.0291

Rung on the eve of Accession Day. It was also a silver wedding compliment to Mr. and Mrs. E.H. Lewis and in honour of the Ven. Archdeacon Howson, of Liverpool, who recently attained his 80th birthday.

First peal in the method: 6.

First peal as conductor.

All are service ringers at the above church with the exception of the treble ringer, to whom the thanks of the band are due for standing in at very short notice.

Ringing world: 1208.0307

Rung as a compliment to Mr. A. Burton, one of the local ringers and secretary of the Walkden branch of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, who was recently made a Serving Brother of the Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, the honour being conferred upon him by the Sub-Prior, the Earl of Scarborough, at St. John's Gate, London, on the previous day.

All the band are service ringers at the above church.

Ringing world: 1210.0339

Rung as a 21st birthda.y compliment to Miss Olive Cooke, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Cooke. Also on the birth of a grand daughter to the ringer of the 2nd. The band were afterwards entertained to tea by Mr. and Mrs. Cooke, to whom they express their thanks.

Ringing world: 1212.370

Rung with the bells deeply muffled as a token of respect to Mr. Mr. W. W. Heaps, late of Ilford.

Ringing world: 1214.0403

Arranged for Mr A Prince of Bath

Ringing world: 1225.0579

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

First peal in the method as 'conductor.

100th peaI for the association by the 7th ringer.

Rung as a compliment to O. Ollier and H. Chapman, of Keystone (late of Pendleton) on their 71st birthday

Ringing world: 1235.0739

First peal in the method: 1, 2.

Rung for the royal wedding

Ringing world: 1238.0787

First Surprise peal on the bells and rung for the royal wedding.

The composition, a two-part, with the 6th the extent R and only four H bobs, is now rung for the first time.

Ringing world: 1239.0803

Ringing world: 1241.0004

First peal: 3, 6.

First peal and first attempt: 7.

Ringing world: 1243.0035