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First peal - 1. First peal in the method - 3.

First peal in the method by all except L Stilwell. First peal of Surprise as conductor. First peal in the method in the county and by the Association.

Rung to welcome the new Vicar, the Rev Mr Penney.

25th peal together - 2,7. First peal of Major - 3. 50th peal together - 4,5. Rung to welcome home Mr A Miles after a serious illness. Also for the birthdays of Mr C Brasier and Miss N Lambert, and for the 27th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs W A Kitchenside.

First peal in 4 methods - 2. The conductor's 100th Minor peal.

25th peal - 1. First peal on 8 - 2. First peal of Plain Bob Major - 4. First peal on 8 and inside - 5. The ringer of the7th has now completed the circle. Rung with bells half muffled in memoriam to the Rector, Rev A R Atkins, whose funeral took place at the above church in the morning.

First Peal in Two Methods - 1, 2, 3 & 5.

Rung half-muffled, in memory of Ben Foster, of Coates, for many years a ringer at Fittleworth.

First Quarter - 8.

400th Peal for the Treble ringer.

First peal of Minor "inside" for ringer of the 2. Arranged to welcome the Vicar, the Rev R. G. G. Hooper, to Midhurst.

Source: The Ringing World.

First peal - 1.

First peal of Triples - 4.

Rung half-muffled in memoriam Lord Leconfield, patron of the living.

First peal: (aged 13 years): 1

Rung as a birthday complement to Mrs. F. H. Hicks.

First peal: 3

This peal was especially arranged for the 80th birthday of Richard Cowling, Eastbourne’s oldest ringer, whose birthday was on July 4th.

First Quarter of Stedman - 6 & 8.

First peal in two methods - 3.

Rung for the Feast of St Bartholomew.

First Quarter on 8 - 2.

First peal of Major - 2 & 3.

Rung on the 19th anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Beale.

First Peal - 1 & 8

First Peal on 8 - 5.

First peal of Surprise: 1

First peal of Surprise Minor as conductor.

First peal of Surprise on the bells.

Rung fully muffled in memoriam Rev John R Sankey, Rector, interred at Fairlight Friday November 21st 1952.

First peal in the method: 1

First peal in method as conductor.

Rung as an 88th and 84th birthday compliment to Mr and Mrs W J Ladd of East Grinstead, parents of the conductor. Also to Mrs Vaughan, wife of the treble ringer.

50th Together - 7 & 8.

First Peal in method - 7

First Peal of Kent Treble Bob Major on the bells.

Rung as a farewell peal for the Rector, the Rev. Sir Henry Denny, who retired at the end of the year.