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Rung on the eve of the anniversary of the King's Accession.

Longest peal in the method by the Guild.

Source: Bell News, Vol.23, no.1192, page 572.

First peal : Andrew Lomas.

First peal of triples : Herbert Davenport.

First peal of Grandsire as conductor.

First peal: Joseph Goddard and Samuel Hulme.

First peal in the method: Robert Walker.

Source: Bell News, Vol.23, page 619.

First peal in the method: 4,7 & 8

First peal of Major as conductor

Longest peal in the method by the Guild.

Source: Bell News, Vol.24, no.1197, page 8.

Crewe Branch

1st peal: 1,3,5,8

First peal away from tenor: 4

First peal as conductor

First peal on the bells by a local band

First peal rung in the Crewe branch by a band who have learnt their ringing in the branch

Bell News March 25th 1905 No. 1199 Vol. XXIV page 31

Crewe Branch

First peal of Major by all except the ringers of the 5th and tenor

First peal of Major as conductor

First peal of Major by the above branch

Bell News March 25th 1905 No. 1199 Vol. XXIV page 33

First peal 1,2

Source: Bell News: Vol.24, no.1205, page 196.

Crewe Branch

This peal was arranged for Mr Weatherby, who hails from Market Drayton, Salop. It was also rung as a birthday compliment to the conductor, the ringers wishing him many happy returns.

Bell News May 6th 1905 No. 1205 Vol. XXIV page 106

First peal (aged 16): 1.

Rung with the bells half-muffled as a tribute of respect to the late Mr Joseph Nield, for fourteen years verger of this church.

Rung by Members of the Stockport and Bowden Branch.

First peal on the bells.

First peal in the method: 3, 5.

The ringers wish to tender their thanks to the Vicar for entertaining them to dinner after the peal.

BN Vol 24.189.

This peal was kindly arranged by Mr. Bethell for the ringer of the 5th who was visiting this neighbourhood, and was elected a member of tbe Guild.

Rung as a birthday compliment to H Kirk, the ringers wishing him many happy returns.

First peal: 1 & 2.

First peal of Major: 4,6,7

Bell News September 23rd 1905 No. 1225 Vol. XXIV page 344

First peal: 8

First peal with a bob bell: 2

Bell News October 28th 1905 No. 1230 Vol. XXIV page 406

First peal of Triples on the bells, and the first by the local company.

First peal in the method on the bells, by all the ringers, and by the Guild.

Rung by way of honouring a hard working member of the Exercise, Mr. William Pye, on the occasion of his marriage.

Source: Bell News, Vol.24, no 1131, page 417.

First peal in the method: 1, 8.

First peal of Double Norwich on the bells.

[On page 423 of the 11 November 1905 edition of 'Bell News', under 'Notes to Peals' appears the following:

"The Peal of Double Norwich at Pulford, Cheshire: —

This peal, which was arranged for Mr. E. H. Lewis, of the Cambridge University Guild, is believed to be the third peal of Double Norwich ever rang in this locality, the first being rang at Cbristleton in September, 1844, the second at St. Mary’s Without-the-Walls, Chester, in December, 1902. The peal is a reduction of a 5376, containing all the combinations of 4-5-6 in 5-6." JDA]

First peal: 1, 2, 3 & 4. First peal as conductor

This peal was rung by members of the St. George’s Society, Hyde, as a birthday compliment to their secretary, the ringer of the 4th.

A Wirral Branch peal

First peal in the method:4, 6, 8.

First peal: 3, 5, 8.

First as conductor.

First peal: 1. First peal in seven methods: 2.

Rung on the occasion of the marriage of S C Symonds Esq of Stockport and Miss Gladys L Slater of Disley.

[Source of methods: Disley tower records]

First peal on eight by all except the conductor

First peal on the bells since two trebles were added

Bell News January 6th 1906 No. 1240 Vol XXIV page 524