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First peal in the method: 6 and 8. The above composition, in twelve equal parts, is now rung for the first time.

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Rung by members of the Christ Church, Southgate Society.

Source: The Bell News and Ringers' Record, Vol.25, p.487, 12 January 1907.

First peal in the method as conductor. First peal away from the treble: 7. First peal in the method: 3, 4, 5, and 6 and first by the local society

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Umpire - W Keeble

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First peal in the method on the bells

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This composition is now rung for the first time

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First peal of Stedman with a bob bell: 3

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First peal in the method: 1

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First peal: 10.

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First peal in the method on the bells

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First peal in the method: 4. First peal in the method on the bells

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First peal on twelve bells: 5

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First peal:1 First peal with a bob bell: 2. First peal in the method: 5. First peal as conductor.

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Umpires - I G Shade and A T King. The above is R Charge's 150th peal

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J. Holman, for whom this peal was arranged, hails from Sheffield. Rung as a birthday compliment to the conductor.

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Bell News 06/04/1907 (Volume 26, Issue 1305, Page 32).

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Rung on the fiftieth anniversary as parish clerk of James Bedford at the above church. First peal in the method: 1

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First peal of Major: 1

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First peal of Stedman on the bells

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First peal in the method with a bob bell: 2

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Bell News 11/05/1907 (Volume 26, Issue 1310, Page 91).

First peal on ten bells: 5 and 6.

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Quickest peal on the bells.

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First peal of Stedman away from the tenor: 6. First peal on the bells which have been augmented from five to eight by Mears and Stainbank and the whole peal being hung in an iron frame, the 'go' of them being excellent.

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The above is H Flanders' 150th peal

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First peal of Triples: 8

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First peal in the method: 3, 5 and 6

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First peal on the bells since the induction of the new vicar.

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First peal in the method: 2, and first peal in the method on the bells.

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First peal of Major on the bells.

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

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659th peal: 8

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First peal: 8. First peal of Grandsire on the bells

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First peal in the method: 4. This is J Lamb's 200th peal

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R. Newton, for whom this peal was arranged, hails from Manchester.

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Bell News 14/09/1907 (Volume 26, Issue 1328, Page 307).

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First peal in the method: 1

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First peal in the method: 4

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First peal in the method on the bells.

Note: This peal of bells was erected by Messrs Warner in 1881, and this is only the third peal upon them: the first on the opening day, conducted by the late H W Haley; the second sixteen years ago last July, conducted by J J Parker, in which four of the present band took part.

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Umpires: H F Dawkins and W Watson

This is the first peal in the method ever rung upon handbells, and was rung at the first attempt after twenty-five practices, during which various lengths amounting to 18,720 changes were brought round, and the distance travelled by the four men amounted to 1,167 miles, of which 370 had to be walked. Rung as a birthday compliment to A T King, Esq, Hon Secretary to the Association

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First peal of Treble Bob Major: 2, 3 and 7

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First peal in the method: 5. This is the first peal in the method on the bells.

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Note: This was the 101st peal of Superlative rung by B Prewett

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First peal of Stedman Caters: 6

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Umpires - H Catterwell and W Watson.

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First peal in the method: 2

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Umpires - H Catterwell and W Watson. Rung as a farewell peal to the conductor, who is leaving the neighbourhood, much to the regret of his ringing friends

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Rung to celebrate the King's birthday. First peal on the bells, and first peal by all the members of the band.

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First peal of Major: 2

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First peal on ten bells: 8

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First peal of major: 1

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This is the first peal ever rung in the this variation, which was introduced by G Lindoff some years ago.

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First peal in the method: 1

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First peal in the method: 2

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