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To commemorate the marriage of HRH Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles KG, DSO.

First peal of Cinques: 6. First peal on twelve: 7, 9, 10 and 12. First peal on a working bell: 10. This is the first peal of Stedman Cinques rung by 12 residents of Bucks. Fifth and tenor ringers hail from Beaconsfield, 4th from Slough, the rest are local.

First peal, and belongs to local band - 6. The ringer of the 2nd, who hails from Cirencester, was elected a member of the Guild.

Rung as a birthday compliment to the steeple keeper, Henry Simmonds, on the eve of the tenor man's 22nd birthday, and the 35th anniversary of the 6th man's wedding day.

First peal on the bells since they were rehung with all new fittings. The 3rd was recast. The work was carried out by Mr R White of Appleton, and he "go" is all that can be desired.

First peal of Minor 1. First peal of Surprise on an 'inside' bell 4. First peal of Surprise as conductor.

First peal of Major 1, 4.

Arranged for Mr G R Newton who hails from Liverpool, and was elected a member of the above Guild before commencing the peal.

First peal - 1. Rung before Evensong.

First peal in any method - 1,2,3,4. First peal in this method - 5,6. First peal of Minor ever rung by a local band at Bicester.

The first peal in this method on the bells. Messrs Sharman, Jenkins, and Sippetts were proposed as N. R. life members of the Guild previous to making the attempt.

The first peal of Major on the bells.

The first peal of Stedman upon these bells, which were recast in 1910.

First peal of Royal upon the bells.

First peal of Royal - 1.

As a compliment to the Hon Sec of the Bedfordshire Association, seven visiting ringers were elected members of the Association in the Belfry of All Saints.

First peal of Surprise on the bells, which were recast in 1911.

150th peal of Stedman Cinques by Mr. Walker, who was elected to membership of the Guild previous to calling "go".

First Surprise peal - 1. Mr Jenkins' 100th peal. An attempt for this peal was made in the morning and failed at 2 hrs and 40 mins.

Earlier in the day the same band rang nearly 2 hours for Superlative Surprise Major.

The first peal on these bells, which were recast in 1912. A birthday greeting for the 2nd ringer. This performance completed the conductor's 1000th peal. A peal of London Surprise Major was attempted at Old Windsor in the evening, and lost after 1 hr and 40 mins ringing.

First peal - 4.

First peal - 1,2,3,4.

Tenor - first peal