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First Glasgow - 2, 3 & 5.

First peal: 6. First peal of Grandsire Doubles: 1, 3, 4 and 5. For the 80th anniversary of a similar peal, which was the last on the old Phelps and Swain bells.

First peal of Bristol on handbells: 7-8

First peal: 1. 50th peal: 3. 100th peal: 4. Most methods: 6

First peal on 10 handbells: 3-4 and 9-10

First peal in the method by all except 4 and 8. 100th peal on the bells: 2

First peal in the method on handbells by all

First peal of Superlative on handbells: 1-2 and 7-8

First peal in the method: 3. For the anniversary of the accession of Her Majesty the Queen

First peal on 10: 1-2. 50th peal together: 3-4 and 5-6.

First peal by ten officers of the Association

First peal of Lincolnshire Royal on handbells: 9-10

First peal of Buckfastleigh on handbells by all

First peal of Pudsey on handbells: 1-2 and 7-8

First peal of Spliced on handbells: 7-8

First spliced - 4 First spliced as conductor - 7 Rung as a birthday compliment to Jennifer Bunyan and John Sealy, and as a farewell compliment to Rev Geoffrey Garner leaving to become Vicar of St Mary atte Bow.

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For the anniversary of the installation of the bells.

For Palm Sunday

First peal for 22 years and on more than 6 handbells: 1-2. First peal on an inside pair: 3-4. Believed to be the first peal at the School. With best wishes from the SOAS handbell ringers to Katrina Lenton, leaving London for a job in Swindon. Also rung as a compliment to Pip Fawls (SOAS student/member of staff since 1978) and Gareth Austin, to be married on 1 April (with the conductor as bridesmaid!).

First peal of Surprise on an inside pair: 7-8. For the 150th anniversary of the birth of Modeste P Moussorgsky

First peal of Uxbridge on handbells: 1-2 and 7-8

For the Centenary (today) of the birth of Sir Adrian Boult

First peal of Double Norwich on handbells: 3-4 and 7-8

First peal of Lincolnshire on handbells: 1-2. A housewarming peal for Nick and Heather Robinson

First peal of Cornwall on handbells by all

100th peal: 1. First peal of Swindon except for 2, 5 and 9.

2300th peal: 5-6. First peal of Clyde on handbells except for 7-8. Rung as a compliment to Caroline Ogilvie for her Excellence (7 May).

First peal of Bristol on handbells: 1-2. First peal of Bristol on an inside pair: 3-4. Rung as a compliment to Brian D Price on gaining his free bus pass (9 May)

First peal of Cambridge: 3. For Whit-Sunday

1st quarter of Minor, 1.

Rung on the day of the funeral of Elsie F Smith, grandmother of the ringer of the 7th, who was baptised and married in this church

To celebrate the wedding of Gillian H Page and Andrew P Deamer, which took place at this church immediately following the peal.

For evensong.

First Little Bob as conductor.

First peal on 10 handbells: 3-4 and 9-10. For the Centenary of the birth of the French poet and playwright Jean Cocteau

First peal: 4. First peal of Surprise inside: 2.

First peal on handbells: 9-10

1st in method 5. 1st surprise as conductor

First peal of Superlative Royal except for 1, 3 and 9. Completes the "standard eight" Surprise Royal methods: 10

For the Feast of St John the Baptist

First peal of London Royal on handbells: 1-2

First Peal: 3

Specially arranged as a compliment to curate, Matthew Burrows, ordained priest in St Pauls's Cathedral during the peal. (Hendon's Ringing Master, Ruth Foreman, prevented by illness from taking part).

600th peal in the tower. First peal in the method. Rung to mark the Centenary of the death of the physicist James Prescott Joule

100th peal on the bells: 2. 200th peal together: 1 and 3. First peal in the method and first peal inside: 4. A birthday compliment to the ringer of the 2; also to the vicar, the Reverend Francis Jakeman

Congratulations to Graham P Cottle on graduating as BEng (hons) at Brunel University and Guy R Wilkinson as BSc (hons) at Imperial College, London

First peal of Lindum for all except 5-6

First peal of Surprise: 2. 50th peal on the bells. Rung by the local band to welcome the new vicar, Neville Kyrke-Smith, and his family

First peal of Surprise Royal on handbells: 1-2

First peal of Treble Bob: 1.

First peal inside: 3.

To congratulate John Hardley, Tower Captain of Harefield, and his wife, Violet, on the occasion of their Golden Wedding anniversary on 29 July 1989. The band and all ringers and friends from Ruislip send their best wishes.

Circled tower 1. 1st surprise 2.

Rung on the front six (9½ in G♯) for evensong.

First quarter peal: 6.

First quarter inside: 2.

50th peal - 6. 50th Surprise Major - 7. First Gainsborough for all. 89th birthday compliment to HM Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother.

First peal of Superlative on handbells: 7-8. A compliment to Andrew and Diana Young on the birth of their son, Nicholas Edward John

Half-muffled for the Feast of St Bartholomew

First peal of Superlative: 2 and 4

1st in method as conductor.

A compliment to the Reverend Brian Shennon, sometime vicar at Windsor, now vicar of this church

1st inside 2 and first minor as conductor.

First peal of Glasgow on handbells: 1-2. First peal of Glasgow on an inside pair: 5-6

First peal of Bristol Royal on handbells: 1-2

1st royal as conductor. 1st touch of royal 5. 1st royal inside 8. For evensong.

First peal of Pudsey on handbells: 7-8

For evensong.

First peal of Bristol on handbells: 7-8

For the Centenary of the death of the poet Robert Browning

To commemorate Trafalgar Day

First quarter peal of Stedman - 1 & 3.

First peal of Surprise on an inside pair: 7-8. First peal in the method: 7-8 and 9-10

Most methods to a peal: 5. 999th peal: 2.

For the weddings of Lyn Harrison and Stanley Streather at St Dunstan's, Cranford, on 14 October, and Janet Payne and Andrew Dark at St Mary's, Northolt on 21 October

First peal in the method by all except for 1 and 4.

Half-muffled on Armistice Day

First peal on an inside pair: 7-8

1st touch on 10, 3 for remembrance Sunday.

First peal of Lincolnshire on handbells: 1-2

First peal of Spliced Surprise Royal: 1-2. First peal of Spliced Surprise Royal on handbells: 3-4, 5-6 and 9-10. Most Spliced Surprise Royal on handbells: 7-8

999th peal: 7-8

First peal of 8-spliced on handbells: 1-2. First peal of 8-spliced on an inside pair: 7-8

First Surprise inside 4.

First on fewer than 10 bells as conductor.

50th Peal for the Association: 8

For the Feast of the Nativity

100th peal on the bells: 4. First peal in the method by all the band and for the Association

Circled the tower: 2. 100th peal: 3. In thanksgiving for the life and work of Dorothy Smith, member of the congregation of this parish

1000th peal of Surprise on tower bells: 2. First peal in the method by all except 3 and 7.