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Performances reportThis page gives a report of the performances matching your search criteria. There were 17 matching performances. Suffolk Guild Debenham, Suffolk St Mary Magdalene Saturday, 7 January 1950 in 3h 8 (21–0–20 in E♭) 5040 Grandsire Triples Composed by Carter's 12 part 1 William J Button 2 Charles E Fisher 3 Frank G Bloomfield 4 Cecil W Pipe 5 George A Fleming (C) 6 George W Pipe 7 Frank Willis-Betts 8 William Last 100th peal - 1. A birthday compliment to William Last. Ringing World page reference: 2026.0067Suffolk Guild Wingfield, Suffolk St Andrew Saturday, 21 January 1950 in 3h 2 (13½) 5040 Oxford Treble Bob Minor 1 Charles Brown 2 William H Cracknell 3 Robert J Plummer 4 Lewis J Batley (C) 5 George C J Filby 6 George Filby First peal: 2. Suffolk Guild Stowmarket, Suffolk St Peter and St Mary Saturday, 21 January 1950 in 3h 7 (19–3–15 in D) 5056 Cambridge Surprise Major Composed by Middleton's 1 Harry D Lester (C) 2 Leslie G Forster 3 Robert E Lester 4 William B Duncan 5 Horace J Mansfield 6 Ernest W Pye 7 Garnham A Blaxcell 8 Oliver G Barnard First peal of Cambridge - 3. A first birthday compliment to William, son of Ernest W Pye. Ringing World page reference: 2028.0099Suffolk Guild Benhall, Suffolk St Mary Saturday, 21 January 1950 in 2h 50 (8–1–7 in A♭) 5040 Minor (3m) Being two 720s each of Kent Treble Bob and Oxford Treble Bob, and three of Plain Bob, each 720 called differently. 1 Alderman G Ling, Jun (C) 2 Frank Shaw 3 Arthur A Ling 4 Arthur E Smith 5 Alan S Pipe 6 Ernest A J Steward First peal of Minor: 6. Ringing World page reference: 2027.0086Suffolk Guild Helmingham, Suffolk St Mary Saturday, 11 February 1950 in 3h 3 (17–3–16 in D) 5056 London Surprise Major Composed by F Bennett 1 William G Whiting 2 Leslie C Wightman 3 Frank G Bloomfield 4 William Wightman 5 Frank L Fisher 6 George A Fleming 7 Albert E Whiting 8 Leslie G Brett (C) First peal of London - 3. Ringing World page reference: 2030.0132Suffolk Guild Stowmarket, Suffolk St Peter and St Mary Saturday, 18 February 1950 in 3h 18 (19–3–15 in D) 5152 Oxford Treble Bob Major Composed by A Knights 1 Shelford Sparrow 2 Leslie G Forster 3 Robert Wilding 4 Harry D Lester 5 Robert E Lester 6 Horace J Mansfield 7 Oliver G Barnard (C) 8 Garnham A Blaxcell First peal in the method - 5. Ringing World page reference: 2031.0149Suffolk Guild Framsden, Suffolk St Mary Saturday, 18 February 1950 in 3h 1 (16–2–3 in F) 5184 Cambridge Surprise Major Composed by Washbrook's Variation 1 Charles W Beecroft 2 Albert E Whiting 3 Russel Parker 4 William Wightman 5 Frank L Fisher 6 Leslie C Wightman 7 Walter W Miiller 8 Leslie G Brett (C) 100th peal on the bells - 6. Ringing World page reference: 2030.0133Suffolk Guild West Stow, Suffolk St Mary Saturday, 25 February 1950 in 3h 1 (15 in F) 5040 Plain Bob Minor 7 different 720's. 1 Arthur F Ballam (C) 2 William Stannard Sen 3 Richard J Stannard 4 Ernest Footer 5 Edward A Murrell 6 Charles Stannard First peal - 3. First peal inside - 5. First peal as conductor. Rung in honour of the first anniversary of the Rev William J Parker as priest-in-charge of West Stow. Ringing World page reference: 2033.0180Suffolk Guild Ipswich, Suffolk St Margaret Saturday, 4 March 1950 in 2h 51 (15–3–10 in F) 5056 Cambridge Surprise Major Composed by Charles Middleton 1 V E Palmer Whittell 2 R John Munnings 3 Ernest W Bloomfield (C) 4 Ernest E Grimes 5 John W Crapnell 6 W Keith Whittell 7 Claude W J Woodard 8 Sidney W Arbon First of Surprise : 1 First peal of Cambridge : 2,3,5,8. First peal of Surprise by the local company. Ringing World page reference: 2032.0166Suffolk Guild Hadleigh, Suffolk St Mary Saturday, 4 March 1950 in 3h 14 (22–1–17 in D) 5024 Plain Bob Major Composed by J A Trollope 1 Frank G Bloomfield (C) 2 Albert Catterwell 3 George W Moss 4 Charles A Andrews 5 Ronald Steward 6 George E Symonds 7 Alan R Andrews 8 William J Button First peal of Major as conductor. Rung half muffled in memoriam Mr David Elliott of Groton, who, until his recent illness, was a frequent visitor to Hadleigh. Ringing World page reference: 2033.0178Suffolk Guild Helmingham, Suffolk St Mary Saturday, 15 April 1950 in 3h 2 (19¾ in E) 5088 London Surprise Major Composed by J W Washbrook 1 William Wightman 2 Albert E Whiting 3 Leslie C Wightman 4 Leslie G Brett 5 Frank L Fisher 6 George Sayer 7 Rev A Gilbert G Thurlow 8 F Nolan Golden (C) First peal in the method - 6, 7. Suffolk Guild Holbrook, Suffolk All Saints Saturday, 10 June 1950 in 2h 45 (8 in A) 5040 Minor (4m) Being two extents each: Oxford Treble Bob, Kent Treble Bob, Plain Bob. And one extent St Clement's College Bob 1 Frank G Bloomfield (C) 2 Alfred E Honeywood 3 Raymond Talbot 4 Peter Barnes 5 Roy Duesbury 6 George N Orman First peal: 3 First peal of Minor: 4 Suffolk Guild Holbrook, Suffolk All Saints Wednesday, 12 July 1950 in 2h 33 (8 in A) 5040 Minor (7m) Being one extent each: Cambridge Surprise, Double Court Bob, St Clement's College Bob, Single Oxford Bob, Kent Treble Bob, Oxford Treble Bob and Plain Bob 1 Peter Barnes 2 Alfred E Honeywood 3 Frank G Bloomfield 4 George W Moss 5 Noel Foakes 6 Alan R Andrews (C) A 70th birthday compliment to G W Moss and rung on the 52nd anniversary of his first peal of Minor Suffolk Guild Halesworth, Suffolk St Mary Wednesday, 19 July 1950 in 2h 59 (18–0–25 in E) 5040 Plain Bob Major Composed by William Shipway 1 E Jack Thurlow 2 Joy Rawding 3 Walter Kerrison 4 Alfred H Watson 5 Ernest F Newson 6 John W Blythe 7 Richard S Payne 8 Frank Warrington (C) First peal of Major in the method: 5. Ringing World page reference: 2051.0468Suffolk Guild Ipswich, Suffolk St Mary le Tower Saturday, 14 October 1950 in 3h 40 (32) 5060 Plain Bob Cinques Composed by George E Symonds 1 William Tillett 2 George W Pipe 3 Alan A Andrews 4 Harry D Lister 5 George A Fleming 6 George E Symonds (C) 7 Frank L Fisher 8 William J Button 9 Charles A Andrews 10 John F Tillett 11 Cecil W Pipe 12 Herbert G Jillings Believed to be the first peal of Plain Bob Cinques ever rung. Suffolk Guild Debenham, Suffolk St Mary Magdalene Saturday, 21 October 1950 in 7h 19 (21–0–20 in E♭) 11568 Double Norwich Court Bob Major Composed by Nolan Golden 1 Frank B Lufkin 2 Edgar R Rapley 3 Nolan Golden (C) 4 Norman V Harding 5 Sidney F Carter 6 Garnham A Blaxcell 7 Leslie G Brett 8 A Patrick Cannon Umpires: Cecil W Pipe and Sylvia Pipe. Longest length in the method by all and in East Anglia. Rung in honour of the christening of Princess Anne and to hallow the memory of Robert Green, of Debenham, killed at the battle of Trafalgar. RW 1950.0706. Ringing World page reference: 2067.0706Suffolk Guild Blythburgh, Suffolk Holy Trinity Saturday, 28 October 1950 in 2h 40 (10–1–10 in G) 5040 Plain Bob Minor Being seven varied extents. 1 Richard S Payne 2 Walter Kerrison 3 Reginald J Darch 4 E Jack Thurlow 5 Norman R Bailey 6 John W Blythe (C) First peal of Minor: 4. First peal as conductor. First peal on the bells since dedication on September 17th, 1950. Ringing World page reference: 2067.0709 | |
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