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First Peal of Cambridge on the Bells.

500th Peal: 1.

100th Peal: 4.

First peal in 7 methods - 1; first inside in 7 methods - 2.

For the birth of a son to Leonard Bostock

First peal : Arthur Hann, Harry Eyres

First peal as conductor

A birthday compliment to Mr S Royle's son

First peal: 1

First peal in 3 methods: 2 & 3

First peal as conductor

A birthday compliment to Mr F. C. Amos and Mrs J. Cooke.

Peal peal of Stedman Triples inside: 4

First peal in the method on the bells

First peal of Surprise Major: 1

Ringing World February 20th 1925 No. 727 Vol. XX page 116

First peal in the method away from the tenor: 1

First peal in the method away from the treble: 3,4

Rung on the completion of the new chancel and east window erected to the memory of the late Earl of Madeley, heir to the Earl of Crewe

Ringing World February 20th 1925 No. 727 Vol. XX page 116

First peal in the method; 1,2,3.

First peal: 2

Also first peal as conductor in this method

This peal was rung as a welcome to the new Vicar, the Rev AL Moir

Also as a birthday compliment to the conductor

Ringing World March 6th 1925 No. 729 Vol. XX page 147

First peal of Surprise; 1.

First peal of Surprise ‘inside’; 2.

After the peal, Miss Bibby received the hearty congratulations of the band upon her splendid performance.

First peal of Surprise: 1

Mr. Wilde has now rung each bell in this tower to a peal of Cam­bridge.

First peal in the method: 4.

First peal of Stedman Caters: 4

First peal of Stedman away from Tenor: 1

Ringing World April 10th 1925 No. 734 Vol. XX page 226

First peal: 5.

Rung as a welcome to the new curate, the Rev. E. D. Reeman, B.A.

First peal of New Cambridge in the county, and by the Guild. Rung on the 12th anniversary of the conductor's first peal.

First peal in the method in the county, by the Guild, and by all the band.

First peal on ten: 2, 6

First peal of Royal: 3, 7

First peal of Royal 'inside.': 5

First peal of Royal as conductor

Ringing world: 0738.0290

First peal: 1. First peal of Doubles on the bells, and by all the band.

First peal in the method; 5.

First peal of Triples: 5. First peal of Triples on these bells, which were cast by Rudhall in 1732.

RW 0789.0309

First peal of Treble Bob 'inside'; 2.

Mr. W. Bibby’s 100th peal for the Guild.

First peal of minor for the treble; first of 7 methods inside - 3

Rung with the bells half-muffled as a token of deepest sympathy for the late Lord Leverhulme, who was buried at this church, and who was the donor of the church and bells.

First in the method by all the band

Rung on the eve and in honour of Empire Day.

First Surprise peal: 1

First peal in the method on the bells and by all the band, except ringers of 3rd and 6th

J Austin hails from Gloucester, and was elected a member previous to starting

First Peal as conductor.

The above were elected life members before starting

The ringer of the second is in his 83rd year, and he was heartily congratulated by the rest or the 'band on the way he rang throughout the peal.

First peal of Stedman on the bells

A farewell to the ringer of the treble, who is leaving for Australia

First peal in the method: 4.

First peal of Yorkshire on the bells and by all the band, except ringers of 2nd and 7th

First peal on the Augmented Six

First Peal: 1; First Peal of Minor: 5; First Peal as Conductor: 6; First Peal on the bells

First peal in five Treble Bob methods by all the band.

Rung as a birthday compliment to Miss Doris Sperring, of Chester.

First peal of Doubles and in three methods, 1. First peal of Doubles in three methods, 2. First peal in three methods: 3, 5, 6. St Mary's Society, Ellesmere.

First peal away from treble - 2. Rung half muffled for A Holland, local ringer

First peal on the bells

Ringing World September 11th 1925 No. 756 Vol. XX page 581

First peal of Minor in seven methods: 2,3 & 6.

First peal of Minor in seven methods on the bells.

50th peal: 7

First of Stedman on the bells

Rung as a birthday compliment to the conductor and on the 17th anniversary of the first peal on the bells

Ringing World October 2nd 1925 No. 759 Vol. XX page 628

First peal in the method on the bells

First peal on these bells since they were hung in this tower in 1816 and presumed to be the first peal ever rung on them. They were cast in 1731 by Abr. Rudall and hung in the old tower of Stockport Parish Church. Previous attempts had failed through the bad'go' of the bells

First peal of Spliced Treble Bob: 2,7

Rung as a birthday compliment to George R Jones

First peal: 1.

First peal inside: 5.

Rung with the bells half-muffled for the death and funeral of the beloved Queen Alexandra, the Queen Mother.

Rung by members of the Chester Branch.

This is the first peal for 26 years that has been rung by all Sunday Service ringers at this church

Rung half muffled for the death of Queen Alexandra

First peal: 1,8

First peal with a Bob bell: 3

Rung with the bells half-muffled

Rung with the bells half-muffled.

Rung muffled. First peal on eight bells: 3. First peal of Spliced Major: 4. First peal on the new bells.

First Peal: 1. First peal on the bells. Rung to welcome the Rev. E. S. Oliver as Vicar. He was inducted on Saturday, December 5th, by the Bishop of Chester.

Arranged and rung as a compliment to the ringer of the second on his 21st birthday.

First attempt for Surprise; 5.

Rung as a thanksgiving for the Vicar’s recovery from a long and serious illness, and as a 21st birthday com­pliment to his son.

The band wish to thank Mr G Williams for his kind hospitality.

Rung by members of the North Wales Association.