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First peal on the back eight bells.

First 8 spliced - 5

To celebrate the completion of repairs to the tower

Ringing world: 4165.0195

Has now circled the tower: 4.

For the Patronal Festival.

First in method: 3 ,5.

100th peal together: 2, 6.

Ringing world: 4168.0261

First in method: 2, 4 and 5. First in method as conductor.

First Maximus: 6 and as conductor. First Lincolnshire Surprise Maximus: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. 300th Peal: 11.

First on 12: 3,4,5,7,8,9.

First P.B. Maximus: 6.

First on 12 as conductor.

Organised for ringers in the quarterly practice group at Manchester Town Hall.

Ringing world: 4171.0330

200th peal: 4

For Evensong, and the feast of St Chad

First peal on the bells for 37 years

In memory of the mother of the conductor, who died 4 Mar 1991.

Ringing world: 4172.0350

The longest peal of Grandsire Triples yet rung.

Umpire: A Mark Underwood.

First quarter 1.

For Easter Sunday. Also for the births of James William Sheridan and Hannah Begg: also for the licensing of the Reverend I MacDougall as assistant Curate. First quarter on the bells since rehanging.

750th peal and 200th on the bells: 4. A farewell to the Reverend Nigel Davies, Curate, and the Reverend Jayne Tyrer, Parish Deacon of St Luke with All Souls, and their son Joseph, leaving for Burnside, near Kendal.

Wedding compliment to Frank and maureen Brindle.

First Peal 2,3,4,5

Ringing world: 4178.0495

First peal: 2, 4, 6.

To celebrate 100 years’ ringing at this church.

Also a birthday compliment to Val Glen.

Rung by an East meets West band.

Rung by an East meets West band.

Rung by an East meets West band.

Rung by an East meets West band.

A birthday compliment to Margery Wratten.

Rung by an East meets West band.

Rung by an East meets West band.

Ringing world: 4182.0588

Ringing world: 4185.0671

1000th peal: 8

First on lO inside: 5.

25th peal toether: 3,10.

With the memory of Olive Tester particularly in mind; but for her sudden death on 12 June, Olive would have taken part in this attempt.

Ringing world: 4184.0648

Following the funeral of Olive Tester.

For Heptonstall Village Festival

Ringing world: 4188.0742

Following the ordination of Fr. Edmund Straszak, Assistant Curate at this church.

For St. Andrew's Gift Day and Day of Prayer

Also to congratulate Sara and Janette Lewis on their graduation

First Surprise Major: 5.

250th together: 2,7.

To celebrate the Golden Wedding of Bob and Margaret Gwynne.

Ringing world: 4190.0793

First Glasgow: 2 ,4,6.

To welcome Rev. Charles Ellis as Team Rector.

Ringing world: 4190.0793

1st 8 Spliced: 3,6

1st Spliced Surprise Major: 8

Specifically arranged and rung to mark the 50th birthday this day of Frank Anderton, Tower Captain of St Silas

First Quarter Peal, - 3.

First Doubles as Conductor, - 5.

To celebrate the 143rd Anniversary of St Thomas Leesfield.

First peal in the method for the Association.

First in the method: 6. 500th for the Lancashire Association: 4.

First in the method: 4.

Ringing world: 4194.0881

First surprise major inside - 2

Ringing world: 4200.1014

First quarter :1 Rung for evensong and to celebrate the Golden Wedding of Phyllis and Bernard Tunnicliffe.

50th peal:4

200th of Stedman: 10.

In memory of Ernest Boumphrey, father of the 4th ringer, past President of the Scottish Association, life member of the Lancashire Association, who died the previous day.

First Uxbridge by all except 7 and 8.

First in the method: 3,7,8.

Also to celebrate 25 years since his arrival as Rector of Bury by Canon J R Smith.

Ringing world: 4204.1112

300th peal: 1.

Ringing world: 4203.1087

350th peal: 10.

Ringing world: 4203.1087

Ringing world: 4205.1135

Rung to celebrate the release of Terry Waite.

Ringing world: 4208.1222

First Major 2,3 and 6.

Rung for the Furness and South Lakeland Branch quarter peal day.

First attempt: 2.

First peal: 3.

First minor: 4.

To congratulate Bryan Wall on passing his finals; also to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the treble ringer first handling a bell (this one 27-11-61) The band would also like to associate the peal with the release of Terry Waite.

Ringing world: 4208.1222

Circled the tower: 1

200th peal for the Association: 7

Dedicated to the memory of George W Mitchell, service ringer at Middleton and East Crompton.

From LACR Annual Report 1991, Peal no. 11820.

100th peal on the bells.

First peal of Glasgow: 6

Rung by memebers of the local band

First of Bristol Surprise Maximus: 2, 4, 6 and as conductor.

On St Stephen's Day.

For the Patronal festival; also to welcome Elizabeth Alice Webster, born 26/1/1991. First peal in the method.

Ringing world: 4214.0108