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First Peal for Treble. First Peal of Major in the Method as Conductor. The ringer of the 4th has now circled the tower to a Peal. A 15th Birthday compliment to the Treble ringer.

First peal in Minor for the ringer of the 5. 25th peal for ringer of the 6. First peal in four methods by all except the ringer of the 2nd. Average age 17 year and 2 months.

Source: The Ringing World.

First peal of Surprise "inside" for ringer of the 2. First peal of Cambridge Surprise Major for ringer of the 3. First peal of Cambridge as Conductor.

Source: The Ringing World Magazine.

First peal of Double Norwich for the ringer of the Treble. First peal of Double Norwich on the Bells.

Source: The Ringing World.

First peal in seven methods: 1&4.

First seven method peal on the bells.

First peal of Stedman for ringers of the Treble and 3.

A wedding compliment to Geoffrey K. Dodd and Sylvia Stacey whose marriage took place at West Woodhay.

Source: The Ringing World Magazine.

Rung to celebrate the marriage of Miss Rosemary Margaret Barron to Mr. Herbert Leddra. Also for the 42nd wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ayres, verger at this church.

First quarter peal: 1

Rung for evensong on Easter Day, also for first wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Scott, and sixteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Nobes.

1-2 First handbell peal

Rung on the occasion of the marriage of Barbara Jane Smith, daughter of the Vicar (Canon W. J. Smith) to Capt. Ralph Walternye, Royal Education Corps, which took place in this church earlier in the day.

Source: The Ringing World Magazine.

First peal in the method for ringers of the Treble, 2 and 3.

Source: The Ringing World Magazine.

First quarter peal 'inside': 4

Rung to celebrate the 85th birthday of Mrs. Alice M. E. Verrill, the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Chase, the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Barron, the pearl wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Banks, and the cotton wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. Sturgess.

First peal in the method and the first peal on the bells.

Rung for the wedding of Mr. R. Wickens and Miss N. Dodd, which took place the following Saturday at Highclere.

First peal of Superlative for the ringers of the Treble, 2, 3 and 6.

First peal in the method "inside "for the ringer of the 4.

Source: The Ringing World Magazine.

First quarter peal for the Ringer of the Treble

Source: The Ringing World

First Triples: 1. First as Conductor.

First peal of Major in the method: 2.

First peal in the method: 4,6 & 8.

First peal in method on the bells.

Rung prior to the patronal festival and as a tribute to the memory of H. H. Harris, who was a ringer and sidesman at this church for many years.

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Rung for the Michaelmas Ordination of Rev. Thomas G. Strangeways, Priest and Dr. Charles Foster, dEacon at this church.

First peal of London for the Treble ringer. First peal of London "inside" for the ringer of the 3. The 100th peal rung in the Tower.

Source: The Ringing World Magazine.

First peal of London for the ringer of the 2. A birthday compliment to the ringer of the sixth.

Source: The Ringing World Magazine.

The first time these methods have been rung spliced to a peal.

A 12th birthday compliment to Christopher Kippin.

First peal of Major on an "inside" Bell for the ringer of the 2. First peal in the method on an "inside" Bell for the ringer of the 3.

Source: The Ringing World Magazine.

First Peal of Double Norwich for the ringers of the Treble, 4 and 6. Presumed to be the fastest Peal of Major for the above Guild.

Source: The Ringing World.

First quarter peal: 1

First quarter peal 'inside': 4

Rung with the bells half-muffled as a token of respect to Mr. W. H. Ayres, late verger at this church, whose funeral took place earlier in the day.