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Ringing World January 31st 1947 No. 1871 Vol. XLII page 55

First peal of London; 6.

First peal of Surprise Major: 2, 3 & 6.

First peal "in hand" : Charles Lawton.

First peal in the method.

Ringing World February 14th 1947 No. 1873 Vol. XLII page 82

First peal: 1

First peal in seven Surprise Minor methods: 4

Hundreth peal: 6

First peal of Surprise; 1.

First peal of Bristol; 2.

First peal of Oxford Royal: 2, 4, 5, 9, 10

First peal on ten bells: 1, 6.

Ringing world: 1873.0078

First peal of Surprise: 1. First peal of Bristol: 2, 4 & 7.

First Peal 1, First peal away from treble 2, Rung fully muffled in memory of Mrs A E Mason, organist at the church for 28 years.

First in the method - 5.

First peal in the method: 5

First peal of London on the bells and by a resident Wirral band.

First peal of Grandsire Triples: 3,4,8

Ringing World March 21st 1947 No. 1876 Vol. XLII page 122

First peal of Minor, 1. First peal as conductor. A birthday compliment to the ringers of the 2nd and tenor.

First peal in the method.

First peal: 1, 8.

First peal of Superlative; 2,6.

First peal in the method: 3,6

A welcome home to the Rector of Farndon after a serious operation

First peal of Oxford Treble Bob Royal: 3,4,7

Ringing World April 25th 1947 No. 1881 Vol. XLIII page 182

First peal on ten bells : 6,8 and tenor.

First peal on the new ring of ten bells.

First peal: 1. First peal of Treble Bob Minor: 2 & 4.

Ringing World May 9th 1947 No. 1883 Vol. XLIII page 211

First peal of Bristol; 6.

First peal of Stedman Triples: 2, 4, 6 & 8.

Rung in honour of the 21st birthday of H.R.H. Princess Elizabeth.

First peal: 1. First peal away from the treble: 2. First peal of Treble Bob Major: 4.

Rung as an 80th birthday compliment to Mr. H. T. G. Lee, churchwarden at the time the bells were restored in 1920.

First peal in method as conductor

First peal in the method: 3, 4, 5 & 6.

RW 1885.0235

Arranged for the visit of Mr. R. H. Dove

Rung for the first birthday of the niece and godchild of W Allman

First peal of London; 8.

First peal of Surprise: 1 & 7. First peal of Yorkshire: 2.

Rung to commemorate the first date touch on the bells 50 years ago, on the original six.

First peal: 1

First inside: 2

75th peal: 8

Ringing World June 6th 1947 No. 1887 Vol. XLIII page 259

Rung by the Sunday service band for the induction of the Rev. L. S. Brasnett.

RW 1888.0276

Ringing World June 6th 1947 No. 1887 Vol. XLIII page 263

First peal of London, aged 15: 2

First peal of Major: 1.

RW 1889.0287

First peal in three methods: 1,2

Rung for the conductor’s ninth wedding anniversary and the 14th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs A Gordon Lawrence

Ringing World July 4th 1947 No. 1891 Vol XLIII page 312

First peal away from the tenor: Edward Seed.

For the wedding of Mr. G. Farrer, a ringer at this church, to Miss F. Gidman.

First peal in nine methods: 2. First peal in nine methods ‘inside’: 5.

Rung on the occasion of the opening of Lyme Park to the public by the Earl of Crawford and Balcarres.

50th Peal: Walter Allman

First Peal of Cambridge Surprise Minor by all except conductor

First peal of Cambridge Surprise Minor on the bells

First peal in 4 methods: Miss Nancy Evans, David Smith, Gordon Lawrence

Rung to celebrate the birth of a daughter to the wife of the Rev JM Lloyd, Rector

First peal: 1.

First peal inside: 4.

In honour of the coming of age of Miss Yvonne Botham and Miss Frances M Laflin.

First peal of Surprise Major: 1

First peal of Bristol: 4,7

Ringing World July 18th 1947 No. 1893 Vol. XLIII page 336

First peal in the method by all the band, on the bells and for the Guild. This composition is now rung for the first time.

50th peal together; 2 and 8.

First peal of Spliced Surprise in the tower and by all the band except the conductor. The composition appeared in ‘The Ringing World’ on April 11th, 1947; the optional leads were all rung as Cambridge.

First peal of Major, 2.

First peal of Major as conductor.

First peal of Cambridge Surprise Major; 2.

First peal of Sur­prise ‘inside’; 5.

First peal in the method; 7.

First peal of Surprise as conductor.

In honour of the wedding of Dr. J.E. Spice and Miss Betty Hollingworth.

First peal of Yorkshire: 2, 5 and 7.

First peal of Yorkshire for the Branch.

In honour of the birth of a son to Mr. G. R. Edwards, brother of the 2nd ringer.

First peal in the method 'inside': 2. Rung by the Sunday service band on the anniversary of the death of the late Master Mr. Sam Booth, who taught all the band. The first peal in the method on the bells by a local band.

RW 1898.0399

First peal in the method: 1

First peal as conductor

Ringing World August 29th 1946 No. 1899 Vol. XLIII page 412

First peal of Spliced Surprise; 1,2.

First peal: 1. First peal of major: 7.

A farewell to the Vicar (the Rev. J. Kingdon), who has accepted the living of St. Mary’s Within-the-Walls, Chester.

First peal: 1 and 4.

A 65th birthday compliment to Lester L Gray

First peal in the method: 1. First peal in the method as conductor.

First Peal 1

First peal in the method: 1

Ringing World October 3rd 1947 No. 1904 Vol. XLIII page 471

First peal of Surprise: 1.

First peal of Surprise; 6.

First peal of Major: 2, 3, 4, 5 & 7.

First peal on ten bells : Malcolm Harwood.

First peal of Royal : 2,3 and 9.

First peal of Royal on the bells.

Longest length of London for the Guild, on the bells and by all the band.

First peal in the method: 1

First peal of Major as conductor

A birthday compliment to the daughter of the ringer of the sixth

Ringing World October 17th 1947 No. 1906 Vol. XLIII page 495

First Peal of Oxford Treble Bob Minor by all except the conductor

First Peal of Oxford Treble Bob as conductor

First Peal in the method on the bells

First peal of Cambridge 2, Rung for the wedding of Denis Lockhart Armitage and Miss Dorothy M Lamb

First peal: 1

First peal of Major: 2

First peal of major: 2 & 3.

First peal in the method: 4

First peal: 1 & 4

First peal: 1, 2, 3 & 4. First peal of Doubles: 5 & 6. First as conductor. Rung for the centenary of the church.

First peal of Bristol on the bells.

75th peal; 6.

The first peal in the method.

First peal of Stedman: 3.

First peal as conductor.

50th Peal, 6.

First peal in more than four methods: 3, 4 and 6.

First peal of London on ‘inside’ bell: 7.

First peal on ten bells: 4, 5

First peal of Cambridge Royal: 9

First peal of Surprise Royal for the Guild to be rung by a band all o f whom are resident members of one branch. Rung in honour of the birth of a son of Mr. Martin, and of a granddaughter of Mr. Cooke

Ringing world: 1912.0566

First peal in the method by all except the ringer of the 7th.

First peal of Spliced Surprise Major: 6. First peal of Spliced Surprise on the bells.

50th peal: 4

50th peal together: 6,8

First peal in the method by all on the bells and for the Guild

Published in RW as Victoria Little Court Bob

50th peal during 1947: 2

RW 1913.0582

First peal in the method : treble, 2,6,8,9 and tenor.

First peal of Stedman on the bells.

First peal in nine methods: 4.

First peal: 1 and 6

First peal of Surprise Major: 3,4 and 7

First peal of Major as conductor

First peal of London on the bells.

First peal of Major: 2. First peal of Major 'inside': 3. First peal in the method as conductor.

RW 1914.0597

Source: RW 1947, page 618.

First Peal - 1; First Peal as conductor. A visual aid to memory was used by the conductor.

First peal of surprise maximus : Joseph Whittaker, James Fernley, Cyril Valentine, C Kenneth Lewis, George Ledsham, Ralph Edwards, and John Worth.

First twelve bell peal : Alan Potts and Eric Gilbert.

First peal of Cambridge Surprise Maximus for the Guild.

First peal in the method 'inside': 2 & 3

100th peal: 3

150th peal: 9

Ringing World January 9th 1948 No. 1918 Vol. XLIV page 14

First peal of Superlative: 1, 2 & 3. First peal in the method ‘inside': 8.

Fiftieth peal 2

To celebrate the 30th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J Mann

First peal of Bob Royal : treble,and 7.

First peal on 10 bells : June Henshaw.

100th peal for the Chester Diocesan Guild : Joseph Whittaker.

First peal as conductor.

First peal of Bristol on the bells.

A farewell peal for the Vicar, Canon L. C. Davies.