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First peal: 4

Source: Bell News, Vol.22, no.1142, page 584.

First peal by all except Messrs Davenport and Mottershead. First peal on the bells

A Chester Branch peal.

First peal in the method as conductor

Bell news, Vol 23, page 69

A Chester Branch peal.

First peal on the bells, a fine ring by Taylor.

Source: Bell News, Vol.23, no.1159, page 188.

First peal: 8

First peal in the method: 4

Source: Bell News, Vol.23, no.1169, page 308.

Messrs. Dew and Sconce are from Chester; Holding from Crewe; Spence from Grappenhall; Price from Eccleston.

First peal for treble and tenor; first inside for 2;

3 & 7 come from Crewe, 2,4,5,6 from Grappenhall.

First peal on the bells

First peal in the method: George Warburton.

First peal in the method on a bob bell: James Robinson.

Source: Bell News, vol.23, no 1180, page 428.

First peal: 2, 5, 6.

First peal away from tenor: 4.

Rung at the installation of G. Nelstrop, Esq, as Mayor of Stockport.

First peal of minor: 1. First peal as conductor.

First peal away from Tenor: 6

Notes to Peals - Bell News page 478

The Peal at Crewe - This peal was attempted on November 9th in honour of the King’s birthday and the election of A G Hill Esq J.P. as Mayor of Crewe, but after ringing 1 hour 30 mins an accident brought it to an untimely end.

Bell News December 10th 1904 No. 1184 Vol. XXIII page 476

After the peal, the Rector (Rev W O M Hughes MA), kindly entertained the ringers to a knife and fork tea, which was greatly appreciated

Source BN xxiii.513

It had been arranged to attempt Oxford Treble Bob Major but the somewhat singular event of two of the band selected falling sick at the last moment led to the substitution of the above - a beggarly substitution, certainly, but the best under the circumstances.

50th peal: Arthur Barnes.

Source: Bell News. Vol.23, no.1188, page 523.

Rung on the occasion of the marriage of James Dillon Jnr, son of the ringer of the ringer on the fifth, the ringers wishing them long life, prosperity and happiness.