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First peal - 1.

21st birthday compliment to the ringer of 5th, grandson of the composer.

First of Major inside - 4.

First of Minor - 1.

First of Kent Minor for all except 4th.

First of Nailstone by all except 5, and first for the Guild.

First of Superlative - 6.

Has completed the circle - 4. 50th for the Guild (aged 13) - 6.

First in the method - 1,3,4. 25th peal - 2. First in the method as conductor.

First peal 1. & 3. First 'inside' 4. To celebrate the engagement of Ruth Woodman to Robert Last.

Birthday compliments to Mr and Mrs C J Sedgley of Ipswich, 83 and 81 respectively, the former being the author of the method, now rung in Suffolk for the first time.

First of minor in method and inside - 2.

First of minor as conductor.

65th birthday compliment to Arthur F Ballam.

First of minor - 1. Most Minor methods inside - 3,5. Most methods as conductor.

Most methods inside - 2.

1st quarter - 1. 1st inside - 2,3. 1st Quarter for the new local band.

First on Treble - 1. Most methods inside - 2.

First in method by all and for the Guild.

A birthday compliment to James Thorley of Thorn.

Most methods inside to a peal of Minor - 2,3. A 21st birthday compliment to Roy C Groom and a 15th to Amanda M Richmond.

First in the method by all except the conductor.

First as conductor (aged 13).

First in the method - 7.

First in the method by all and for the Guild.

First of Surprise Major inside: 2. First in the method by all and for the Guild. An engagement compliment to Roger Whittell and Mary Christian.

First of Superlative 2.

A Silver wedding compliment to Mr & Mrs Peter Bedford, of Aldeburgh.

14th birthday compliment to 3rd.

First of major - 2, 3.

Birthday compliment to Sally E V Potter.

Conductor's 800th peal.

Most Major methods to a peal - 2. First of Spliced - 7.

First peal 1, and 3.

First in the method 1, and 4. A birthday compliment to Miss Imogen Holst, hon. member of the Suffolk Guild.

Most methods inside - 2.

First peal 1. First 'inside' 2, & 4.

Most methods to a peal - 1,2,4,5,6. An 83rd birthday complimment to Arthur W Rolfe (part donor of treble).

First of Stedman - 2. First of Stedman as conductor. A birthday compliment to Roderick W Pipe.

First in method - 1,3. First inside - 2.

The first peal in the method by all and for the Guild. The conductor has now completed the alphabet to Surprise Major.

The conductor has circled the tower.

Most methods inside - 2.

First on 10 bells - 4. First of Surprise Royal - 5.

First on 8 - 1. First quarter - 8. For Evensong.

First of 7 Minor inside - 3.

Father and 3 sons - first quarter together.

First of Spliced - 4. First of 8-Spliced - 7.

Rung half muffled in memory of Annie Brown.

Most methods to a peal - 5.

Birthday compliment to Christopher R Nunn and D.G. Rose.

First in more than one method 1, 2, 3, & 4.

First in the method 5, & 6. A wedding compliment to Ruth Woodman and Robert Last, married at Aldringham.

A 90th birthday compliment to the treble ringers mother. Extracted from The Ringing World 3 July 1970 Page 517.

300th as conductor.

To welcome Matthew J S Payne.

For the reopening of The Maltings at Snape by H.M. the Queen on the occasion of the 23rd Aldeburgh Festival of Music and the Arts

The first peal in the method by all and for the Guild.

First quarter (aged 14) - 1. First as conductor.

First quarter (aged 14)- 1 First inside - 2. First as conductor (aged 14).

First quarter - 1. First as conductor.

First in method - 3,4,5.

First in the method - 2.

First inside - 3.

First in the method - 2,5,7.

First in method - 2. First inside - 7.

First of Cambridge Minor by all. Birthday compliment to 3rd.

First in 5 methods inside - 2,3,4. To mark the birth of a son (Sean) to Richard and Jennifer Mayes.

400th peal - 4. 750th peal - 6. Most Surprise Major methods yet rung to a peal by a resident guild band.

By the local band for the Patronal Festival.

A wedding compliment to Ruth Naomi Storrs and Fg Off Terry Buxton. Extracted from The Ringing World 7 Aug 1970 Page 617.

First in method - 2.

First by all and for the Guild. Birthday compliments to George E Symonds (95) and Dorothy Durrant.

First of Triples - 3,5. For Stowmarket Carnival.

50th together - 1,2.

100th peal - 5.

First in 10 methods - 2.

Most methods in a peal - 2.

First of Cambridge Minor - 4,5.

Most methods to a peal by all except Treble and Tenor.

The conductor has now called a peal from each bell in this tower.

150th for the Guild - 4.

First of Stedman Triples - 5,6.

First of royal - 1, 3, 6, 8, 9.

25th peal - 9.

For St James' Day.

75th peal - 5.

First of Major - 5,7. For the Flower Festival.

First on 10 bells - 9. Specially arranged and rung on the centenary of the birth of William Pye.

First peal - 1 Birthday compliments to Mr and Mrs J E C Lockwood.

First in method - 4,7. To commemorate the centenary of the birth of William Pye.

First Peal 1

First Doubles 4

First as Conductor

For the 70th birthday of H M Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother.

First of Maximus inside: 3. First on 12: 5. A ruby wedding compliment to Mr and Mrs L J Clark. Rung by an East meets West band.

First in method - 2,3,4,6,7. A 16th wedding compliment to Paddy and the conductor.

First in method: 2. Rung by an East meets West band.

Rung by an East meets West band

First in the method: 3, 4 and 6. 500th peal: 8.

Rung by an East meets West band.

First in the method by all.

Rung by an East meets West band.

First in 7 methods - 2,4. First in 7 methods inside - 3. In memoriam Col Hughes-Reckitt (churchwarden) who died the previous day.

First in the method: 6 and 7.

Rung by an East meets West band.

100th peal: 1. First peal in the method: 2, 3 and 7.

Rung by an East meets West band.

First in the method: 2, 6, 7 and 8.

Rung by an East meets West band.

Rung by an East meets West band.

Conducted round the circle twice - 1. 100th peal - 6.

First peal in the method: 2.

Rung by an East meets West band.

Rung by an East meets West band.

Rung by an East meets West band.

First in the method by all. 400th peal: 6.

Rung by an East meets West band.

The conductor has now called peals from 250 different bells.

Completes the circle - 1.

First peal in the method: 2 & 4.

Rung by an East meets West band.

First of Pudsey - 2,3,4,5,6. This was Katharine M Thorley's 100th peal (aged 14 years, 5 months).

Has rung peals on the 34 ringable eights in the county - 8.

First of Doubles - 2,5.

First in the method by all and for the Guild.

Completes the circle 2.

100th together 3, and Tenor.

First of Cambridge Surprise Minor 5.

Most Surprise Major methods to a peal - 3,5,7. Most Surprise Major methods by a resident Guild band.

First as conductor. For Evensong.

First of Bristol - 1,2,3,6.

First by all and for the Guild.

For Harvest Thanksgiving.

First peal - 1. First in 7 methods - 3,5. By the local band.

First in 7 methods inside - 2.

First in more than 1 method - 1. First as conductor. Rung by the new Sunday service band and first attempt. A wedding anniversary compliment to he conductor and Hilary. Also a birthday compliment to the Tenor ringer.

First of Surprise - 3.

First peal at first attempt - 1.

First peal: 1.

First peal - 1.

First as conductor.

25th peal - 1.

To commemorate the first peal of Surprise Major rung by the Bailey brothers in this tower, September 1920.

First in 5 methods - 5.

Most Surprise Major methods - 1,2,5,6,7,8. Most Surprise Major methods yet rung for the Guild.

First minor - 1,3,4. First minor inside - 2. First minor as conductor.

50th quarter - 6. Golden wedding compliment to Mr and Mrs J Prettyman.

For the Feast of St Etheldreda.

Most Surprise Major methods yet rung to a peal for the Guild. Most Surprise Major methods to a peal except for the ringers of 3 and 4.

A compliment to Walter Ruffles (Debenham) on the 50th anniversary of his first peal.

Half muffled as a token of respect to Alan R Bridges.

First of London Royal - 7.

Half muffled in remembrance of the Fallen.

First of Cambridge Minor - 5.

First inside - 2.

Most Surprise Major methods: 5, 6, 7, 8. Most Surprise Major methods yet rung to a peal for the Guild.

Half muffled after the funeral of Charles Alfred Euston, 10th Duke of Grafton, patron of the parish.

First in the method 6.

Birthday compliment to R W Steward and R J Munnings.