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Rung as a birthday compliment to Christopher Kipling.

Rung by a left-handed band on Friday 13th

Rung on what would’ve been the birthday of Derek Arthur Plows, father of Simon and grandfather of Harvey.

First on 10 in hand 1-2 and 9-10

A Hull Handbells Project performance

Rung in memory of Val Blackburn, mother of 2.

Sarah Dawson (Val’s daughter in law) would also like to be associated with this performance.

Rung to celebrate the 65th birthday of John Speak, ringing master of this tower.

Rung in memory of Val Blackburn, mother of 7-8.

Rung half muffled (at the request of the Archdeacon) prior to the service marking the closure of this church.

800th quarter peal: 4

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Half of a roof is a step forward.

Rung in memory of John Hill. Members of the local band wish to be associated with this quarter.

Rung prior to the funeral of Val Blackburn, mother of 8

1st quarter - 1

Rung remembering Mark Lane, a good friend of this church and its bells. Father of 6 and grandfather of 1.

Rung as a birthday compliment to Siân.

1st Treble Bob in hand as C.

A Hull handbells project quarter peal.

To mark the first anniversary of Sam and Sharon at the White Hart

First on 10 tower bells: 4

Rung to mark the Hull Solar Gate Panel for the recording of the earliest known solar eclipse, the ground panel is illuminated at 13:00 on 5th March.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Rung in memory of Kenneth Soanes, Father of 5.

Best wishes to Diane Turner for a speedy improvement to the damaged knee.

The 50th Handbell Quarter in Market Weighton.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Rung to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the signing of the Charter of the Commonwealth by our late H. M. Queen Elizabeth II.

Rung for the 10th anniversary of the signing of the Commonwealth Charter. The quarter peal was preceded with 12 whole-pulls of Queens.

For the Forget-Me-Not service.

For Evensong

Rung on the eve of the Feast of the Annunciation.

First on eight: 8

Rung for the Feast of the Annunciation.

Rung in memoriam Dr Hamish M McNaughton.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

First Quarter inside: 2

First Quarter inside in the method: 3

To mark the arrival of William Angus Bewick, first grandchild of 2

Rung on the front 3

First 720 of T.B. in hand: 1-2.

First 720 of T.B. "inside" in hand: 3-4.

50th known Handbell Quarter in Market Weighton.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Rung to mark the Hull Solar Gate panel illuminated today in celebration of William Wilberforce placing before Parliament a bill to abolish the Slave Trade, 2nd April 1792.

400th Handbell Quarter: 5-6.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

First Quarter as cover in the tower - 6

For Easter

First of Major away from the tenors 1-2

A Hull Handbells Project performance

First of Royal: 9.

Rung in memory of Clive Whiteley whose funeral was earlier today.

At the Beverley Gate, on 23rd April, 1642, Sir John Hotham, the governor of Hull refused to allow King Charles I entry to the city of Hull thereby precipitating the siege of Hull and the English Civil Wars.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Rung in memory of Jean Thorn, ringer at this tower.

Rung in memory of Dr. Hamish M McNaughton in gratitude for his teaching and inspiration.

The first course of Duffield by all the band.

Newly recruited ringers who have just had their third lesson.

Rung by members of the local band on the eve of the coronation

Kegmeg starting sequence (whole pull) is 21546333215463, changes rung with 3 covering and thrice every handstroke.

Rung in a session including Spliced Plain and Little Bob, Oxford Treble Bob and Kent Treble Bob Minor.

1-2, 3-4: Registered Blind.

A Hull Handbells Project event.

In anticipation of the Coronation of King Charles III.

Rung for the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III.

45 minutes of ringing from 10am on day of the coronation of King Charles III

Rung prior to the Coronation of King Charles III

Rung prior to and in celebration of the Coronation of H M King Charles III & H M Queen Camilla.

Local band member, Stephen Huckfield, wishes to be associated with this ringing event.

To celebrate the coronation of King Charles

Chiming Bells in honour of king Charles

Rung following the Coronation of King Charles III

Rung at 9am on the day of the coronation of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla.

Rung for the Coronation of King Charles III.

6 + 5 + 23 = 34, 34 + 1440 = 1474.

Charles has become King of 14 Overseas Dominions at the age of 74.

Also rung for the birthday of Jim Startin on 5th May.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Rung Prior to the Coronation of King Charles III

For the Coronation of King Charles III

For the Coronation of King Charles III

Ringing to celebrate the coronation on King Charles

First Quarter - Treble

Rung for the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III

Rounds and call changes including the change ‘Kings’, rung to celebrate The Coronation of King Charles III.

Rung on the morning of the Coronation of King Charles III. Our oldest bell No. 6 was cast in 1638 during the reign of Charles I who was beheaded 11 years later.

(N)New ringers "Ringing for the King"

Local Band Members Linda Lambert, Joanna Ainsley, and Pauline Lund wish to be associated with this ringing event.

Rung Prior to the Coronation of King Charles III

Rung in celebration of the coronation of their majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla, prior to Sung Mass, and a celebration of the Coronation.

For the Coronation of King Charles III and prior to the village gala

In honour of King Charles III coronation

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

1st quarter inside - 2 age 13

A Golden Wedding Anniversary Compliment to Tim and Kay Newton. Grandparents of Jayden and former churchwardens at this church

For the Coronation Concert, in the church.

Rung as an 18th Birthday Compliment to Mark Smith son of 3-4.

For Evensong

First blows in method: 2

Rung as an 18th birthday compliment to Mark Smith.

Rung in celebration of the Coronation of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla.

Also rung to celebrate the life of Valerie Blackburn mother of the conductor.

750th Quarter Peal for the Society 7-8

A Hull Handbells Project performance

1st quarter away from cover - 1 age 13

On the front 6

Rung as a birthday compliment to Karen.

Rung to celebrate the Silver Wedding Anniversary of John and Julie Goldthorpe.

60th Birthday compliment to the ringer of the 2nd.

First quarter in hand as conductor.

Rung as a birthday compliment to the conductor.

Rung for the summer solstice.

100th Quarter on handbells: 1-2.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Rung for the Hull Solar Gate panel commemorating the house imprisonment of Galileo for supporting heliocentrism, the edict was issued 22nd June 1633.

The 400th Quarter for the Hull Handbells Project.

For the Parish Confirmation Service

To celebrate the birthday of Clare Richards.

To celebrate fifty years since Michael Henshaw's first bellringing lesson at Fyfield, Essex on 2nd July 1973. Remembering, with gratitude, Stan Clark (1903-1994) and Roger Burberry (1946-2005) who taught him to ring.

Leaving church on Sunday morning, Mr. Clark asked "how old are you, Michael?" "Twelve? Then it is about time for you to learn to ring. Come to the bell tower tomorrow at 7:30". There was no question of not complying. It led to fifty years of meeting great people, attempting great challenges, and having great fun. I am grateful that bellringing has shaped so much of my life and led to so many friendships.

Michael was Ringing Master at Kirk Ella for sixteen years during the 1980s and 90s.

50th Quarter Peal on handbells: 9-10.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

First of minor - 2

Registered blind: 1-2, 3-4.

400th Quarter as conductor: 5-6.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Rung for the village open gardens

First Stedman: 6

First on 12: 4.

In memorial Jean Booth, Cottingham ringer

1st quarter of triples - 1

Rung in memory of Amilia Harvey on what would have been her 100th birthday.

First on 12 - 12

Rung in fond memory of Jean Booth and George Bleasby.

Also remembering David Wilson following the second anniversary.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

For Evensong.

Rung by members of the band from All Saints’ Market Weighton, with grateful thanks to the York Minster ringers for their assistance and kind welcome.

Rung by a left-handed band on International Left-Handers' Day

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Pearson Park (originally The People's Park) was a gift from the Mayor of Hull, Zachariah Charles Pearson, to the citizens of Hull. It was inaugurated on 28th August 1860 with 30,000 visitors, ceremonial tree planting, fireworks, and a dinner in the Station Hotel (N.B. CCCBR meeting May 2015).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pearson_Park refers.

A Hull Handbells Project performance, on the "Mark Lane handbells".

First on cover to Caters - 10

Rung prior to the Tour of Britain Cycle Race passing through Market Weighton.

With our best wishes to Mark as he is about to leave for University.

First on eight: 1

Rung in memory of Andrew J M Kaye.

First in method - 5

Rung to celebrate the birth of Hannah, daughter of Peter and Helen Dawson.

Rung with best wishes to Neville Pailing.

Rung to celebrate the Diamond Wedding Anniversary of Geoff & Jenny Pybus.

First Oxford T.B. on Handbells: 1-2.

A Hull Handbells Project performance

First of Maximus: 6

Rung as a fourth birthday compliment to Anna Austin and a second birthday compliment to Osian Kipling. Also rung to celebrate the birth of Hannah, daughter of Peter and Helen Dawson.

First away from cover: 1

First inside: 2

By the North Cave Sunday Service band.

First on the island for the Society.

First away from cover: 1

Rung on the front Six

Rung on the front six.

Rung at the end of the North Cave ringers’ outing to Lundy. An amazing time was had by all.

Rung by a left-handed band on Friday 13th

First St Simon's as Conductor

The foundation stone for the Ferens Art Gallery, Hull, was laid on 13th October, 1926 by the Prince of Wales (later to become King Edward VIII). The Gallery hosted the Turner Prize in 2017 during the UK City of Culture Year and in which there were 519,000 visitors.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferens_Art_Gallery refers.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

First on 12: 12

Birthday compliments to Oliver Blackburn; 2 today.

Ringing prior to the Roos Primary School harvest service.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

90th birthday compliment to Geoff Pybus, a member of the Sunday service band.

A Hull Handbell Project performance

Rung prior to the village remembrance concert within the church.

Rung to commemorate those who gave their today, for our tomorrow.

Rung half-muffled prior to the Remembrance service and parade to the memorial

Rung before the Civic Service of Remembrance.

First quarter inside: 4

Rung half-muffled on Remembrance Sunday.

Rung in memory of Neville Pailing who died 15/11/2023.

Neville was a past President of the Society and for many years Tower Captain at Walkington.

With deepest sympathy to Andrew, Kathryn, and all the family.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Rung in memory of F. Neville Pailing, a great friend to all the band who will be sadly missed.

Evelyn Kirby and Jenny Hastings would like to be associated with this performance.

In memoriam: F. Neville Pailing who taught 3-4 to handle a tower bell.

First Oxford T.B.: 3-4.

A Hull Handbells Project performance

A Hull Handbells Project performance

First Minor inside: 2

Rung in memory of Edward Watson.

Rung in memory of Edward Watson

Rung in memory of Edward Watson.

A Hull Handbells Project performance

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Rung In memoriam, F. Neville Pailing.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

100th quarter: 3

In memory of Tony O'Neill

A birthday compliment to Christopher L D Munday.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Believed to be the first successful touch of Bristol on handbells in East Yorkshire. Part of an open practice that included further Bristol with Peter Church on 5-6, PLP Maximus with Karen Lane, multiple courses of Plain Bob Minor for Mark Smith, Double Bob Minor with Chris Church, and Plain Bob Doubles.

A Hull Handbells Project event.

A birthday compliment to Holly Peachey(7), Zena Robertson(60)and Catherine Knight (classified)

A Hull Handbells Project performance

Rung in celebration of the life of Neville Pailing, a great friend to this tower.

25th Quarter Peal - 4 (the first being 10 years ago on the 29th December at Withernsea)

400th Quarter as Conductor

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Rung in memory of Neville Pailing, Tower Captain at Walkington for many years.

In memory of F. Nevile Pailing. Tower Captain at Walkington for 34 years. Father to 3 & 5. Grandfather to 2.

Rung in memory of F Neville Pailing, a past President of the Society.

Mat's first on 12.

A Hull Handbells Project performance

A Hull Handbells performance.

Rung on the 50th Anniversary of the dedication of this peal of bells by members and friends of the local band.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

First Oxford TB Major in hand: 3-4.

600th Quarter Peal: 5-6.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Organiser error.

Rung in memory of our friend, Neville Pailing.

For the Christingle service.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

With the band's compliments to Peter Church for his hard work and inspiration.

A Hull Handbells Project Performance.

Seasons greetings to all the Hull Handbells Ringers from the WoW group.

50th Quarter Peal of 2023 for the Hull Handbells Project.

Rung as a birthday compliment to Joy Kipling. Also rung in memory of Val Blackburn on the first anniversary of her death.

Rung for fun.