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First in the method: 1-2, 3-4.

The second quarter of Double Bob Minor for the B&D, the first being on 14th January, 1979.

For the Hull Handbells Project, Rebecca is registered blind.

First in the method: 1-2.

The 150th Quarter for the Hull Handbells Project.

Dedicated to the memory of Ronald "Ron" Ducker who passed away aged 89 on 19th January 2021. Ron was a Sutton ringer and a strong and loyal member of the Beverley and District Society and the Yorkshire Association.

1 - 1st of Minor in Ringing Room

50th in hand: 1-2.

300th as Conductor.

Rebecca is registered blind.

For the Hull Handbell project.

For the Hull Handbells Project.

First in the method in hand 7-8.

Rung for the Hull Handbell project.

First on Handbell Stadium: 1-2.

First online: 3-4.

For the Hull Handbells Project.

Rung to celebrate the life of Capt. Sir Tom Moore.

"Tomorrow will be a good day!"

First Major online: 7-8.

Dedicated to Richard D. Gibson who passed away 4th February 2021, a Cottingham and Beverley ringer, and past President of the Beverley and District Society.

For the Hull Handbells project.

Dedicated to Richard D Gibson, a Cottingham and Beverley ringer, and past President of the Beverley and District Society.

For the Hull Handbells project.

50th quarter peal: 3-4.

For the Hull Handbells Project.

For the Hull Handbells Project.

In memory of Captain Sir Tom Moore, at 12 noon on the day of his funeral

A socially distanced performance rung for Sunday service.

Rung to celebrate the Society's new up to date website.

First in-hand as conductor

Tolling at 12.01 for National day of Reflection

Tenor tolled for 4 minutes at 12:01 for National Day of Reflection. Rosina M Baxter and N Stuart Pictor were also present.

Tolling at 12.01 after the one minute silence to mark the National Day of Reflection on the first anniversary of the first Covid-19 lockdown in the UK.

First of Surprise Major 1-2

Rung for the Hull Handbell Project

To mark the passing of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

In memoriam HRH Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh on the day of his passing

To mark the passing of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

99 Grandsire Doubles - half muffled - to mark the passing of HRH Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh, who died today aged 99.

To mark the passing on 9 April 2021 of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

In memory of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Rung at 12 noon, half-muffled and starting at backstroke.

In memoriam, Prince Philip, HRH The Duke of Edinburgh

In memoriam HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Timed by S Daubeney

In memory of The Duke of Edinburgh

99 half muffled tolling to mark the passing of HRH Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh.

In Memoriam HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

In thanksgiving for the life of HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Rebecca is registered blind.

For the Hull Handbells project.

Half-muffled in memory of HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh on the eve of his funeral.

Also a birthday compliment to Rebecca

First in method - 2

Prior to the funeral of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

To mark the funeral of The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Rung at 14.30 before the funeral of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Half-muffled, starting at backstroke.

Tolled prior to the funeral service of HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, at St. George's Chapel, Windsor.

Tolled prior to the funeral of Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh

In Memoriam HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Rung immediately prior to his funeral.

In memory of The Duke of Edinburgh

In memoriam - HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Prior to the Funeral Service in The Queens Free Chapel of St George, within her Castle and Fortress of Windsor. For HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh KG

1st Double Bob: 1-2.

1st Double Bob inside: 3-4.

For the Hull Handbells Project.

Congratulations to Neil Turner on moving to a new house with ethernet installed.

For the Hull Handbells Project.

First St. Clement's in hand: 1-2, 3-4.

For the Hull Handbells Project.

The 400th Quarter on Handbells for the Society.

For the Hull Handbells Project.

First in 2 methods in hand: 1-2.

For the Hull Handbells project.

For the Hull Handbells Project.

16th Birthday compliment to Mark Smith

A joint Quarter Peal between the Yorkshire Association and the Beverley & District, the band contained both Presidents and officers from each.

Rung to mark the passing of Nicolaus Copernicus on 24th May 1543. The Solar Gate panel was illuminated at mid-day.

For the Hull Handbells project.

1st Date Touch and longest length in hand, 1-2, 3-4.

In memorium Sara Kipling, sister-in-law to 2 and 3.

Rung in thanksgiving for the life of Stuart Raggett of Tadcaster.

First recorded length on handbells: 1-2.

Registered blind: 1-2, 3-4.

For Hull Handbells project.

Birthday compliment to Karen A Lane.

Rung for Helena Kirkman's wedding - daughter of the Rector.

Rung to remember Stuart Raggett (Tadcaster) who passed away last week.

First quarter on handbells: 1-2.

1-2, & 3-4 are registered blind.

A birthday compliment to Louise Appleyard.

For the Hull Handbells project.

In memoriam Stuart Raggett of Tadcaster

Registered blind: 1-2, 3-4.

For the Hull Handbells project.

First in Method: 1, 2, 3

Birthday compliment to James Blackburn

First as conductor: 3

Associated with the Ellacombe Chimes Bicentennial 2021

Congratulations to Harvey Plows MSci Physics 1st Class Honours

Rung to mark the retirement of Richard Kirkman, Rector.

Rung to welcome Thomas Edward Austin, a son for Siân and Sam.

Rung to celebrate the wedding of Daniel Hughes and Chelsea Jade Bell

Rung to celebrate the wedding of Matthew Adam Popplewell and Chloe Kathleen Sayer

Rung to celebrate the wedding of Simon McKenna and Rebecca Lauren Reed

Birthday compliments to Samuel Austin

Rung to mark the illumination of the Hull Solar Gate panel for the VRIHAT SAMRAT YANTRA giant precision sundial.

A Hull Handbells Project Quarter Peal.

Rung almost underneath the Humber bridge on the 40th anniversary of the official opening.

The Humber Bridge has been instrumental in forging strong links between the Barrow and District and Beverley and District Ringing Societies; we no longer have to "keep on going round by Goole".

The 250th quarter peal of Minor on handbells for the Society.

A Hull Handbells Project Quarter Peal.

Rung to celebrate the wedding of Robert Southwell and Gemma Louise Holdsworth

Rung to celebrate the wedding of Charlotte Pearcey and Michael Edward Whitwell

First on an inside pair, and first on e-bells: 3-4.

Registered blind: 1-2, 3-4.

A Hull Handbells Project Quarter Peal.

Rung to mark the ordination to the diaconate of James Kenny.

First Singles without a cover for the band

A Hull Handbells Project Quarter Peal.

First in 2 methods: 1-2.

Registered blind: 1-2, 3-4.

A Hull Handbells Project Quarter Peal.

Centenary compliments to the Doncaster & District Society,

Rung on the day of their AGM

1st on 8 - 1. Rung immediately prior to the wedding of Adam Hamer and Alice Baxter, daughter of Barry and Rosina Baxter of the local band.

A beautiful quarter peal this morning at All Saints, North Cave, rung to remember Geoff Hardwick who passed away in July 2020 aged 91, Geoff had been our tower captain for 55 years having retired in 2011.

For Yorkshire Day.

On 1st August 1834 an appeal was launched in Hull for funds to erect a monument to William Wilberforce (24th August 1784 - 29th July 1833), his work led to the Slavery Abolition act of 1833. The 31 metre Greek Doric column topped with a statue of Wilberforce now stands in the grounds of Hull College, close to his birthplace, and close to the Hull University Wilberforce Institute for the Study of Slavery and Emancipation.

A Hull Handbells Project Quarter Peal.

Rung to celebrate the life of David Wilson, a loyal member of the local band.

In fond memory of our dear friend and tower secretary, David R Wilson. May he rest in peace and rise in glory.

Sarah Dawson and Richard McBain wish to be associated with this performance

First Double Bob: 1-2.

50th on handbells: 3-4.

Registered blind: 1-2, 3-4.

A Hull Handbells Project Quarter Peal.

In memory of Xander Kirby on the 10th anniversary of his birth

To celibrate the life of David R Wilson (St Marys Beverley) who passed away 31st July 2021.

Rung to celebrate the wedding of David Stewart Hull and Rebecca Jean Devlin

Rung to celebrate the wedding of Robert Dennis Raynor and Victoria Jayne Speight

First Oxford T.B. in hand: 3-4.

A Hull Handbells Project Quarter peal.

First of Little Bob Minor by all and for the Society.

250th on handbells as Conductor.

A Hull Handbells Project Quarter peal.

Rung by left-handed ringers on International Left-Handers' Day (Friday 13th).

Rung as part of the Beverley & District Ringing Society 75th Anniversary celebrations

Rung using simulated sound

Rung to celebrate the wedding of Nicholas Coultish and Jennifer Ambler

Rung by a band of Past Presidents of the Society (first year of office shown in brackets) in a week of ringing marking the 75th anniversary of the formation of the Society - on the bells where the Society's first peal was rung in 1947. Also remembering another Past President - Richard D Gibson (2001), who passed away in February.

Rung to celebrate the life of Jackie Worsdale.

150th quarter of Major on handbells for the Society.

Rung to celebrate the life of Doris B Peck 1921-2021.

For the Hull Handbell Project.

Rung for the Society's 75th Birthday celebrations, the Society being formed in August 1946.

Also in Memoriam, Doris Legowski, 1930 - 2018.

A Hull Handbells Project Date Touch.

Rung in celebration on the eve of the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Beverley & District Ringing Society.

Rung as part of the 75th anniversary celebrations for the B&D.

50th handbell quarter for the Society this year.

Longest length in hand: 1-2, 3-4.

A Hull Handbells Project Date Touch.

For the 75th Anniversary of the Society which was founded on this day in 1946

1: First at first attempt

In memory of Ace Connell, a valued member of the All Saints’ North Ferriby Church community

For the 75th Anniversary of the Society which was founded on this day in 1946

Conductors first calls of Surprise

Rung in the Vestry area where the meeting was held 19th August 1946, and which took the decision, and formed the Beverley and District Ringing Society.

For the 75th Anniversary of the Society which was founded on this day in 1946

First for the conductor of Surprise

For the 75th Anniversary of the Society which was founded on this day in 1946

First quarter of minor: 1, 2, 3

Rung as part of the Beverley & District Ringing Society 75th Anniversary celebrations

For the 75th Anniversary of the founding of The Beverley and District Ringing Society

Rung to open the North Cave Village Gala

In memory of Marilyn Ann Soanes, mother of 7, died 1st August aged 83.

All members of the local band wish to be associated with this.

Rung to celebrate the wedding of James Crees and Sacha Lindsay Margaret Boyne Hogan

The 200th Quarter Peal for the Hull Handbells Project.

First in the method 3-4

A 60th birthday compliment to Andrew Gaudion

Rung for the Hull Handbells Project

First Oxford TB on handbells: 3-4.

A Hull Handbells Project Quarter Peal.

Rung after the Service of Thanksgiving for primary school teacher Lizzie Parker (39)

55th handbell quarter for the B&D this year- more than any preceeding year.

A wedding compliment to Edward Howe and Joanna Frances Fowler

For the 75th Anniversary of the founding of The Beverley and District Ringing Society.

Last quarter peal on the bells before they are removed in early October for retuning and hanging back with all new fittings.

Also to remember Margaret Pailing who sadly passed away on the 27th August 2021

720 changes of Oxford Treble Bob Minor and 600 changes of Kent Treble Bob Minor. Conductor’s first time conducting a Quarter Peal of a Treble Bob method.

First Major on handbells: 1-2.

1-2, 3-4: registered blind.

For the Hull Handbells Project.

Rung to celebrate the wedding of Daley Thomas Capps and Karina Louise Miles

A Hull Handbells Project Quarter Peal.

A Hull Handbells Project Quarter Peal.

First St. Clement's on handbells: 1-2.

First St Clement's "inside" on handbells: 3-4.

250th in hand as Conductor.

Registered blind: 1-2, 3-4.

A Hull Handbells Project Quarter Peal.

Registered blind: 1-2, 3-4.

A Hull Handbells project Quarter Peal.

For Harvest Festival service, and to celebrate the 50th birthday of Julie Goldthorpe.

Rung to celebrate the life of Dr. Mary Charlotte Murdoch (26 September 1864 - 20 March 1916). Mary was the first woman G.P. in Hull, drove the first motor car owned by a woman in the city, and was an active suffragist.

The new footbridge over Castle Street (A63) is named "Murdoch's Connection" in her honour.

A Hull Handbells Project Date Touch.

Second birthday compliments to Anna Austin.

Rung to welcome Osian James Kipling, nephew to 4 and 7. Born 29/09/21.

Rung to mark the illumination of the Hull Solar Gate panel for John Venn (1834 - 1923) and the publication of The Logic of Chance in 1866. Venn was born in Hull and has one of the two original Hull University buildings in his name. Drypool bridge was decorated with Venn diagrams in 2017 when Hull was the UK City of Culture.

Rung as part of the Hull Handbells Solar Gate Project.

Rung for the Hull Handbell Project

300th quarter peal in hand for the society 5-6

In memory of our dear friend David Robert Wilson, immediately prior to his Memorial service at Beverley Minster.

The first ladies band quarter peal on handbells for the Society.

First touch of Treble Bob in hand: 1-2.

Registered blind: 1-2, 3-4.

Rung to celebrate the arrival of Oliver Sebastian Blackburn, born at 14:03 on 14th October, son of James & Sarah.

Rung to mark the birth of Oliver Sebastian Blackburn, a son to Sarah and James.

The celebrate the 90th birthday of Mrs M J Richards, benefactor of this tower.

Rung to welcome Oliver Sebastian Blackburn, born on 14th October.

First quarter peal not on line - 1-2

A Hull Handbell Project performance

The ringers of 1-2 and 3-4 are both registered blind

Rung to mark "The Russian Outrage".

On 21st October 1904 the Baltic Fleet of the Imperial Russian Navy mistook a British trawler fleet from Kingston upon Hull in the Dogger Bank area of the North Sea for Imperial Japanese Navy torpedo boats and fired on them. Two fishermen died, six more were injured and one trawler was sunk.

The incident led to a serious diplomatic conflict between Russia and Britain, with the Royal Navy preparing 28 battle ships for conflict. The incident was resolved by an International Commission of Enquiry in February 1905.

A Hull Handbells Project Date Touch.

To celebrate the 80th birthday of Mrs Christine Goldthorpe.

First Double Bob "inside": 3-4.

500th Quarter: 5-6.

A Hull Handbells Project Performance

Rung to celebrate 1300 years since the town of Beverley was founded in 721AD.

A Hull Handbell Project performance

First attempt: 6

Rung before the Service of Celebration and Thanksgiving for the Life of David B Smith O.B.E. 1941 - 2020.

David served for many years as the PCC Secretary at St Marys.

Rung on the 50th anniversary of the first peal on ten handbells for the Society.

A Hull Handbell Project performance.

Rung to celebrate the life of Rev. Phillip Moate, a much respected member of our community and former Priest in Charge of Roos (1995-2002)

The entire Roos band is associated with this tribute.

Rung as a Thanksgiving for the Life of Richard D Gibson, a past President of the Society and a loyal member of the band at St Marys.

700th quarter peal: 1-2.

Rung on the 32nd anniversary of the

FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL

and as noted on the Hull Solar Gate ground panel.

A Hull Handbells Project Quarter Peal.

First of Treble Bob: 3-4.

First of Treble Bob: 1-2.

Registered blind: 1-2, 3-4.

Rung half-muffled for Remembrance Sunday.

Rung half-muffled for Remembrance Sunday.

First in Hand : 1-2

First inside on 8 : 3-4

A Hull Handbell Project performance

First Oxford T.B.: 1-2.

Registered blind: 1-2, 3-4.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

A Hull Handbell Project performance

Rung in the face of adversity in the shape of a chiming clock, other mysterious sounds, and a severe head cold for 1-2.

Registered blind: 1-2, 3-4.

A Hull Handbells project Quarter peal.

Rung in memory of Paul O'Neill, brother of 1.

Birthday wishes for Claire Bean for tomorrow

Rung to mark the 50th anniversary of the first Sunday Service ringing by John A Speak and Lynn J Hall (née Speak), which took place in this tower 28/11/71. All Market Weighton ringers wish to be associated with this performance.

Rung prior to the confirmation service for 3 & 5 at St Helen's church Welton by The Bishop of Hull The Right Reverend Alison White