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To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Geraldine's first peal (1st Jan 1972).

Circled the tower: 6.

The first peal on the bells since their installation in 1754.

For the New Year.

Rung open in thanksgiving for the life of Peter Geoffery Cousins whose funeral service took place today at St Augustine E Hundred Oxon. Susan Beringer of Hackney, cousin to Geoffery wishes to be associated with this quarter.

For Morning Service and a birthday compliment to the tenor ringer.

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First Minor - 1

Rung half muffled at the conclusion of L B Haringey Holocaust Memorial Event at nearby Bruce Castle

In affectionate and thankful memory of Richard Tayler, Tower Captain of Monken Hadley and a good friend of this tower, who died the previous day. 1st Q 1 and 6, 1st inside 3.

Wishing 'Bon Voyage' to the treble ringer, leaving for six months voluntary service with USPG in Gambia.

£4

Completes the Stedman family 5 - 11: 2

First handbell peal away from the trebles: 3-4. First peal in the house. First peal on the bells west of Suez.

Birthday compliment to L.P.A. Criswick, sister of the ringer of the 7

Rung in memory of Ronald William Fordham Searle, born 3rd March 1920, died 30th December 2011.

First peal in the method: -38-14-56-36-14-38.56-56.18 lh 12 b, fch BKa.

1st in the method - 2

Rung in fond memory of Richard Tayler

1st in method for the 4.

Rung open for Evensong to celebrate the life of Harold W Rogers

*First in method

In memory of Harold W Rogers

By the Thursday lunchtime band.

£4

Rung by members of the Middlesex County Association & London Diocesan Guild in memory of Harold W Rogers

50th peal together: 5 & 7

75th peal together: 2 & 7

First of Lincolnshire: 3

In memoriam Harold W Rogers.

First quarter 1

Rung in memory of Harold W Rogers

Rung in memory of H W Rogers.

250th together: 1,8.

Rung half muffled for the Reception of Paula Cairn. Rest in peace.

Rung half-muffled in memory of Harold Rogers

In memory of Brian Derek Price, born May 9th 1924, died February 21st 2012. Rung on the day of his funeral.

First minor as Conductor

For International Womens Day

Rung in celebration of the life of Harold W Rogers, tower captain 1943-2012. 50th peal together: 3 and 7.

Rung for North & East District Quarter Peal Day.

First quarter on ten bells: 1.

First away from cover: 1

In memory of the mothers of members of the Bow band, Dorothy Lightburn and Val Kufluk who died this year.

For N&E District Quarter Peal Day

For N&E District Quarter Peal Day

After Morning Service for Mothering Sunday.

By Thursday Lunchtime band.

C = Richard P I Lewis

First minor: 1

First in method: 3

Rung in celebration of the life of Harold Rogers!

Rung for Evensong on Palm Sunday as a Ruby Wedding Anniversary compliment to Keith and Patricia Walters, married in this church on 1st April 1972

First peal of Bristol as conductor on handbells

For Easter Sunday.

To celebrate Easter

For Easter.

Rung to commemorate the first true peal of Stedman Triples which was rung in this tower on 22 May 1799 (to the same composition). The treble ringer's great-great-great-great-grandfather rang the same bell in that peal.

For Martin Clode's 50th birthday. Also as a farewell compliment to Fr. Daniel Sandham who is leaving for a new parish. First as conductor.

For St George's Day

First peal in the method as conductor on handbells; rung on the anniversary of the birth and death of William Shakespeare 1564 to 1616

For St George of England.

£4

300th quarter - 2

Birthday compliment to Val Ruston, b 28/4/42

A farewell compliment to Fr. Daniel Sandham on his last day as curate at Hendon.

*First QP treble bob

First peal in the method, a proper extension of Bedford Surprise Minor; unfortunately the name "Bedford" has previously been used for an unrelated Major method.

Bedford Park Surprise Major: -34-14-12-38-14-58-16-78 lh 18: 18756243

First Stedman Doubles for all except 5.

Rung for the Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty The Queen before Choral Evening Prayer. First in method for all.

2: First inside

1st in method by all.

To celebrate the restoration of the Victorian Chancel, Walls and Ceiling in honour of Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee.

In thanksgiving for the life of Canon Eric James, distinguished Canon of Southwark Cathedral, inspirational preacher and broadcaster, whose funeral took place at Southwark on Friday 18th May. In retirement, he had been a loved and respected member of the St Botolph's congregation.

For Evensong.

First Triples inside: Christopher Trawin

First peal on the bells and first peal in Shadwell for 112 years.

Rung by a band including three Hendon ringers, for the Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

Rung for the Queens Diamond Jubilee. Circled Tower: 8.

Rung in parallel with a peal at Windsor Castle; the first time that peals have taken place at the two central Windsor towers on the same day.

To celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth the Second.

Rung in parallel with a peal at Windsor Parish Church; the first time that peals have taken place at the two central Windsor towers on the same day.

For H M the Queen's Diamond Jubilee

Rung for the Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty The Queen before Choral Evening Prayer.

£4

Rung after the Parish Jubilee Service

To celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

*First treble to Minor

**First Minor inside

To celebrate Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee

1st in method: 5

First peal 1 & 8. First as conductor. 75th peal - 7. To celebrate HM The Queen's Diamond Jubilee

Rung for the Civic Service celebrating the Queen's Diamond Jubilee

For the Queen's Diamond Jubilee

To celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second.

For the Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

The first peal on the bells.

Rung to welcome HM Queen Elizabeth II to the City of London on the occasion of her Diamond Jubilee.

1,300th peal: 10, who with this performance has rung peals with 1,000 different ringers.

150th tower bell peal: 4.

First peal of Spliced: 3.

91st Birthday compliment to The Duke of Edinburgh. Also 70th Birthday compliment to Rosemary Pinkney. 2: First inside

1st in method: 2,3,4,5

Specially arranged and rung to celebrate the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Peter and Janet Rossiter.

First quarter peal for treble

Rung for the Patronal Festival.

Golden Wedding Anniversary compliment to Roger and Mary Gage.

Rung on the front six after meeting short for Stedman Triples, Chris Sheasby kindly standing down.

*First of Mixed Doubles

Congratulations to Miss Claire E Monk and Mr Thomas Roe on their engagement.

Rung prior to the Service for the Ordination of Deacons.

Rung following the service for the Ordination of Deacons.

Rung in memory of Alison Regan.

Rung half muffled in memory of Alison Regan who rang regularly at Hendon.

A touch rung for practice having lost a quarter peal attempt.

Rung in the 160th year of the church to celebrate the Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth and the re-hanging of the bells.

To celebrate the Graduation of Emma Baker and of Alasdair Campbell from Exeter University

With university graduation congratulations for Emma Baker (daughter of 2) and Alasdair Campbell (son of 3).

Rung on the eve of the opening of the London 2012 Olympic Games, during the Olympic Torch relay. 1st date touch 1, 4 & 6.

Rung in memory of Harold W Cuthbert, a member of the Norwood Green band, whose funeral is today.

To celebrate the 2012 Olympics in London.

*Most methods rung in a Quater Peal

Rung in affectionate memory of Alison Regan (née Surry), for many years a staunch supporter of the Association and of handbell ringing, on the eve of her funeral

To celebrate the Women's Marathon of the London 2012 Olympics. The runners passed the church twice during the ringing.

For Sung Evening Prayer.

To celebrate centenary of first ladies peal

First Grandsire Triples (and 1st peal for 33yrs: 2)*

First tenor

First Peal as Conductor

To commemorate London 2012 Olympics. Rung prior to closing ceremony. 4: 1st in method inside

Rung to celebrate the first wedding anniversary of Mark and Nikki O'Halloran.

25th quarter: 2

200th quarter: 7

Rung to mark the closing of London 2012 Olympics.

*First inside for Minor

To celebrate the birth of Gabriel Sebastian Bentham first grandchild of 1 and 5. First QP inside for 2.

First peal in method - 4. Circled tower to peals - 5. Rung to celebrate the marriage today in Great Gidding of the Rector, Reverend Laura Burgess, and Mads Jørgensen.

For Evensong

(also Ruby Wedding Congratulations to Bob & Carol Cooles... and birthday compliment to Elizabeth Hood!)

Arranged & rung to celebrate the life of Brian D Price (1924-2012), pioneer of computer-aided composition. First spliced Triples & Major for all except C.

First of Stedman Cinques: 6

First of Cinques as conductor

Arranged to build on the monthly Association 12 bell practices

In memory of Clive Holloway.

200th peal - 8

Rung for Patronal Festival Choral Evensong.

For Peter Walker's 70th birthday.

1st of Triples - 1

Rung to celebrate the birth of Dylan Jeykaran Jones on 6th September 2012

For Evensong

First Yorkshire Surprise Royal: 2.

Rung on the 50th anniversary of a peal of Plain Bob Royal on these bells in which the ringers of 1, 2, 3, 8, 9 and 10 took part (on the same bells), which was then claimed to be the youngest peal of Royal, average age 17 years 7 months.

Rung for Evensong following Open House London 2012.

For Michaelmas.

Rung to celebrate the 100th birthday of Elizabeth Mills born on 6th October 1912, mother of Christopher and Timothy.Circled tower to peals - 2. First peal in method - 6.

3: 1st in method on an inside bell

By Thursday Lunchtime band.

Rung to mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of Olive L Rogers by a band who all rang in many peals with her, both here and at Isleworth. Olive and Harold loved these bells.

200th handbell peal: 3-4

Rung half-muffled for Remembrance Day

2: 200th Quarter

Rung by the local band to celebrate 150th Anniversary of Christ Church Southgate.

Rung after morning service.

First touch on 10: 1

First Surprise Royal: 6

Rung by the ladies of St Giles-in-the-Fields Thursday lunchtime band, to mark the Centenary of the inaugural meeting of the Ladies' Guild at St Giles-in-the-Fields on 26th October 1912.

First peal in the method - 3 and 5. Completes the standard 8 - 5. Arranged for and rung on the 50th anniversary of the first peal on the bells which was also London Surprise Major on November 24 1962 in which the ringers of 4 and 6 also took part.

First of Treble Bob on an inside pair: 3-4

First Minor as Conductor

First in method as conductor.

For Western District quarter peal day.

First peal on the front 6. First Minor 1, 2, 3 & 4.

A farewell to Sebastian and Sue, seeking greener pastures in Northamptonshire.

1st on 12 bells: 1, 5 and 7.

For Advent.

First peal in method: 3.

2: 1st Minor on an inside bell

Rung after morning service.

For the lunchtime Carol Service and the birth of Grace O'Halloran and Hugo Thomas

Birthday wishes to John Barrance on his 80th Birthday.

For Christmas

The treble ringer learnt to ring at this tower in the 1960s, and was married to the tenor ringer in this church.

For Christmas. Also early Birthday compliment to 2. By Thursday lunchtime band.

First in Method 2, 5 & 6.