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

Rung as a birthday compliment to the conductor.

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First peal of Grandsire Triples: 2, 4, 6, 8.

Rung as a birthday compliment to the tenor ringer. Mr. J. F. Sharp was made a life member before starting.

First peal as conductor.

Arranged for Mr. Hill, of Hoylandswaine, Penistone, and was his first peal in 15 methods. Also in honour of the marriage of the Rev. A. T. Beeston (hon. secretary of the branch) to Miss Romney, which took place at Buxton on Feb. 5th

First peal of Treble Bob: 2.

First attempt for a peal of Major: 4.

First peal in the method as conductor.

Quickest peal of Major on the bells.

Rung as a birthday compliment to the genial hon. secretary of the, Guild, Mr. E. W. Elwell, on attaining his majority. The band take this opportunity of thanking Mr. and Mrs. A. Woosnam for their generous hospitality at the conclusion of the peal.

First peal: 1

First peal of triples: 6

50th Peal: 7

Rung as a birthday compliment to the daughter of the ringer of the 4th

First peal of Major: 3, 7.

First peal on eight bells, and made a life ringing member: 7.

First peal: 3,4

First peal inside: 2

First peal as conductor

The ringers of 3rd, 4th and tenor hail from Davenham, treble from Warrington; 2nd and 5th belong to the local band

First peal in the method: 2,5

First peal; 1.

First peal 'inside'; 2.

First as conductor.

Fiftieth peal: 1, 4.

First peal in the method 7.

First peal in the method: William Fernley, John Fidler and William Jackson.

The quarterly peal for the branch.

Source: RW,No.680, page 195.

The band wish to thank the Rector for the use of the bells, and Mr. Joseph Cliffe for making the arrangements.

First peal of Major: 2.

First peal in the method: 6, 7.

Arranged for Mr Catherall of Wrexham

First peal: 1,2

First peal on the bells since they were rehung by Mr J E Groves

Ringing World April 25th 1924 No. 684 Vol. XIX page 259

Rung as a farewell to Mr John Roberts, who is going to Parbold, near Wigan.

First peal of Major; 4.

Rung as a compliment to Mr. R.T. Fairclough, father of the ringer of the 4th, on recently attaining his 80th birthday.

First peal in the method on the bells.

First peal: 1 & 3

First peal on 6 bells: 6

This is the first peal rung by a local company on the bells, and the first peal by the local company.

First peal in the methods.

A 21st birthday peal for the ringer of the treble. First peal a first attempt for Treble and Second. Quickest peal on the bells.

First in the method - 4.

First peal on the bells.

First twelve bell peal in the County.

Rung in honour of the Queen's birthday

First peal in the method, and first attempt: 2,3,4,5 and 6.

First peal in the method as conductor.

This is the first peal in the method by a band residing in the branch.

First peal of major - 1,2,3 & 4

First peal: 1 and 8.

First peal in the method: 3,5 and 7.

First peal as conductor.

Rung to celebrate the wedding of Miss A. Milner and Mr. Richards. Also as a compliment to the bride's father, Mr Milner, the popular president of the branch.

First peal of Oxford Royal on the bells, and by all the band except the conductor, also in the county and by the Guild with a resident band

Ringing World June 20th 1924 No. 692 Vol. XIX page 387

First peal of minor and first attempt: 2

Quickest peal on the bells.

The band take this opportunity of thanking the Vicar for the use of the bells. Also for his kindness in allowing them to ring through a service. First peal of Treble Bob on the bells.

First peal in the method: 4.

The band wish to thank the Rector for the use of the bells, and Mr Mossford for having everything ready.

Rung to honour the festival of St Peter.

The band wish to thank the Rector for the use of the bells and Mr and Mrs R L Ince for their kind hospitality after the peal.

First peal on the bells since December 26th, 1989

First peal: 1

First peal of Major: 2,6

First peal in the method: 5

Mr Ashby was elected to the Chester Guild before starting for the peal

Rung for The Chester Diocesan Guild and The Stoke Archidiaconal Association

Ringing World July 18th 1924 No. 696 Vol. XIX page 451

No. 48 in C.C.C. Rung in commemoration of the consecration of Liverpool Cathedral.

First peal; 1.

First peal: 1

150th peal: 8

Rung on the first anniversary of the Kent Treble Bob record length. Rung after meeting short on account of weather

Rung in honour of the wedding of Lady Ursula Grosvenor and Capt. Filmer Sankey, who were married in London on this date.

First peal: 2 & 4

First peal on an insider bell: 3

First peal in the method: 1,4

Rung as a birthday compliment to Mr William Rigby, the respected custodian of Lawton belfry

Rung for The Chester Diocesan Guild and The Stoke Archidiaconal Association

Ringing World August 8th 1924 No. 699 Vol. XIX page 499

This composition contains the extent of the 5th and 6th each way in 5-6, and is now rung for the first time as a birthday compliment to Mr Ernest Morris.

First peal in the method, and belongs to Bath, Somerset : 4.

No. 88, C.C.C. This peal was arranged for Mr. Lambeth, who be­longs to Chippenham, Wiltshire.

This peal was rung half-muffled as a tribute to the memory of the Rev. A H Waller, Vicar of the adjoining Parish of Alsager, who passed away suddenly on the Wednesday previous while on holiday in Scotland, and was interred on this date. The band wish to thank the incumbent and officials of Lawton for granting the use of the bells at short notice, and to Messrs. Rigby and Longman for their attention to the ‘go’ and muffling of the bells

Rung for The Chester Diocesan Guild and The Stoke Archidiaconal Association

Ringing World August 29th 1924 No. 702 Vol. XIX page 548

Rung in honour of the silver weddings of Mr. and Mrs. W. Bibby and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Collyer.

First in 3 methods for the ringer of the 3rd; first in 3 methods as conductor.

First peal: 4. First peal on the bells.

Rung with the bells muffled as a last tribute of esteem and respect to Councillor Joshua Howcroft, a much-esteemed member of the local band, who was interred on the previous day

Ringers of the 1st, 7th and composer were born at Farndon

Believed to be first peal of Major on the bells since 1841

First peal of Minor: 1 and 2.

Rung after meeting short for Stedman Triples

In honour of H Moore's and Miss Hargreaves' wedding

First peal in the method and hails from Wellington, Salop: 5. First peal in the method on the bells.

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Composed and conducted by E. Jenkins.

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100th peal: 6

Rung as a birthday compliment to George R Jones

First peal; 6.

First peal inside; 2.

All the above are regular Sunday Service ringers at Frodsham. Rung for Armistice Day.

First peal in the method on the bells

First peal of Treble Bob for 1 and 2. A birthday peal for no 1.

First peal of Cambridge on the bells.

First peal of Oxford on the bells

First peal of Treble Bob Major: 1,7

First peal of Oxford: 5

Ringing World December 12th 1924 No. 717 Vol. XIX page 789

First Treble Bob inside for the ringer of the second

First peal of Major: 1.

Rung as a birthday compliment to the ringers of the 3rd and 7th.

First peal of Stedman: 10

First peal of Caters as conductor

A birthday compliment to Mr S Jones, senr, of Eccleston, Chester

Ringing World December 19th 1924 No. 718 Vol. XIX page 802

First peal in the method and first peal since 1912: 1

First peal in the method on the bells

The band wish to thank the Rector for the use of the tower and Mr Mercer for his attention to the bells

First peal: 1