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First quarter for 1, 2, 5 and 6.

[Ringing World No. 2028 Vol. XLVI, February 17, 1950, p110]

Farewell to R. Sandford on joining H.M. Forces.

[Ringing World No. 2028 Vol. XLVI, February 17, 1950, p112]

[Ringing World No. 2029 Vol. XLVI, February 24, 1950, p128]

50th peal: 2.

A compliment to Mr. T. G. Bartlett, who celebrated his 70th birthday.

Longest length of Grandsire 'inside': 2.

Longest length: 8.

Longest length of Grandsire: 1 and 6.

[Ringing World No. 2031 Vol. XLVI, March 10, 1950, p158]

First peal of Major: 7.

Believed to be the first peal of Major on the bells.

[Ringing World No. 2031 Vol. XLVI, March 10, 1950, p148]

First peal of Major - 7. Believed to be the first peal of Major on the bells.

First peal of Triples: 8.

First peal of Triples - 8.

First peal on eight bells: 1 and 2.

First peal on an 'inside' bell: 3.

First peal in the method: 6.

First peal: 8.

A congratulatory peal to Mr. and Mrs. John P. Sims on the birth of a second daughter, Patricia Mary.

Rung for the 81st birthday of Mr J H Godfrey, captain.

[Ringing World No. 2034 Vol. XLVI, March 31, 1950, p206]

First quarter peal: 1.

[Ringing World No. 2036 Vol. XLVI, April 14, 1950, p231]

First in the method by 1 and 2.

[Ringing World No. 2041 Vol. XLVI, May 19, 1950, p317]

Rung for Easter Day.

[Ringing World No. 2038 Vol. XLVI, April 28, 1950, p270]

Rung on Easter Day after the christening of the tenorman’s daughter and as an 18th wedding anniversary compliment to the ringer of the 4th.

[Ringing World No. 2038 Vol. XLVI, April 28, 1950, p270]

A silver wedding compliment to Mr and Mrs A Tapley.

[Ringing World No. 2038 Vol. XLVI, April 28, 1950, p263]

First peal of Surprise for all except the tenor ringer.

First peal of Surprise on the bells.

A wedding compliment for John Quick.

[Ringing World No. 2039 Vol. XLVI, May 5, 1950, p278]

[Ringing World No. 2041 Vol. XLVI, May 19, 1950, p317]

Rung in honour of the wedding of Mr George E Retter and Miss Queenie Pring.

[Ringing World No. 2044 Vol. XLVI, June 9, 1950, p366]

A wedding compliment to Queenie Pring and George Retter.

A birthday compliment for F Parr and a wedding compliment for Mr and Mrs G E Retter. [George E Retter and Queenie Pring.]

First peal on the bells.

[Ringing World No. 2043 Vol. XLVI, June 2, 1950, p341]

[Ringing World No. 2047 Vol. XLVI, June 30, 1950, p410]

First quarter peal of Cambridge ‘inside’ for 4.

Believed to be the first quarter peal of Surprise on the bells.

[Ringing World No. 2046 Vol. XLVI, June 23, 1950, p391]

Rung as a compliment to Mr. and Mrs. R. Coles on the birth of a daughter.

[Ringing World No. 2047 Vol. XLVI, June 30, 1950, p414]

First quarter peal: 8.

Rung for the nona-centenary celebrations of the Diocese of Exeter and the visit of their Majesties the King and Queen and Princess Margaret.

[Ringing World No. 2051 Vol. XLVI, July 28, 1950, p471]

First peal in the method by all, on the bells and for the Guild.

Rung for the ninth centenary of the Diocese of Exeter and their Majestis' visit to the City.

First quarter 4 and 5.

Rung for the ninth centenary celebrations of the Diocese of Exeter.

[Ringing World No. 2053 Vol. XLVI, August 11, 1950, p503]

First quarter peal: 1.

[Ringing World No. 2051 Vol. XLVI, July 28, 1950, p471]

Rung for the 9th century of the Exeter Diocese.

2 & 4 are from Southampton, 5 from Epsom, 7 from Leatherhead

First peal of Cambridge Major and 25th peal: 3.

First peal of Surprise Major: 5.

The first Surprise peal on the bells.

[Ringing World No. 2054 Vol. XLVI, August 18, 1950, p518]

[One of 5 successful peals rung during a week-long tour of North Devon. See page 523 for report.]

First peal of Major: 1.

First peal in the method on the bells.

[Ringing World No. 2054 Vol. XLVI, August 18, 1950, p518]

[One of 5 successful peals rung during a week-long tour of North Devon. See page 523 for report.]

First peal of Major on an ‘inside’ bell: 2.

First peal in method: 5.

First peal of Kent Major as conductor: 4.

The first peal of Major on the bells.

[Ringing World No. 2054 Vol. XLVI, August 18, 1950, p518]

[One of 5 successful peals rung during a week-long tour of North Devon. See page 523 for report.]

First peal in the method: 1, 3 and 7.

First peal in the method on an ‘inside' bell: 2.

25th peal together: 5 and 6.

First peal in the method as conductor: 8.

First peal in the method for the Guild.

[Ringing World No. 2054 Vol. XLVI, August 18, 1950, p518]

[One of 5 successful peals rung during a week-long tour of North Devon. See page 523 for report.]

First peal in the method: 1, 2, 6 and 8.

First peal in the method on an 'inside’ bell and first peal in the method as conductor: 3.

The first peal of Major on the bells.

[Ringing World No. 2054 Vol. XLVI, August 18, 1950, p518]

[One of 5 successful peals rung during a week-long tour of North Devon. See page 523 for report.]

The first peal on the bells, cast in 1879 by Mears and Stainbank.

[Ringing World No. 2055 Vol. XLVI, August 25, 1950, p530]

[One of seven successful peals rung as part of a Mid-Devon tour by ringers from Kent, 5th to 13th August 1950. See Ringing World, September 1st, page 557 and September 8th, page 573 for full report.]

The first peal of Major on the bells.

[Ringing World No. 2055 Vol. XLVI, August 25, 1950, p530]

[One of seven successful peals rung as part of a Mid-Devon tour by ringers from Kent, 5th to 13th August 1950. See Ringing World, September 1st, page 557 and September 8th, page 573 for full report.]

The first peal on the bells, which have been a ring of eight since 1873.

[Ringing World No. 2055 Vol. XLVI, August 25, 1950, p530]

[One of seven successful peals rung as part of a Mid-Devon tour by ringers from Kent, 5th to 13th August 1950. See Ringing World, September 1st, page 557 and September 8th, page 573 for full report.]

50th peal together: 1 & 2.

First peal in the method on the bells.

[Ringing World No. 2055 Vol. XLVI, August 25, 1950, p530]

[One of seven successful peals rung as part of a Mid-Devon tour by ringers from Kent, 5th to 13th August 1950. See Ringing World, September 1st, page 557 and September 8th, page 573 for full report.]

300th peal: 2.

125th peal together: 6 & 8.

Rung as a 22nd wedding anniversary compliment to Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Baker.

[Ringing World No. 2055 Vol. XLVI, August 25, 1950, p530]

[One of seven successful peals rung as part of a Mid-Devon tour by ringers from Kent, 5th to 13th August 1950. See Ringing World, September 1st, page 557 and September 8th, page 573 for full report.]

First peal of Major as conductor: 7.

First peal in the method on the bells.

[Ringing World No. 2055 Vol. XLVI, August 25, 1950, p530]

[One of seven successful peals rung as part of a Mid-Devon tour by ringers from Kent, 5th to 13th August 1950. See Ringing World, September 1st, page 557 and September 8th, page 573 for full report.]

First peal of Surprise Major and a 21st birthday compliment to Angela Carter: 1.

First peal of Surprise: 4.

First peal of Surprise on the bells.

75th peal of Major as conductor: 8.

[Ringing World No. 2055 Vol. XLVI, August 25, 1950, p530]

[One of seven successful peals rung as part of a Mid-Devon tour by ringers from Kent, 5th to 13th August 1950. See Ringing World, September 1st, page 557 and September 8th, page 573 for full report.]

First of Yorkshire for 4 and 5.

First of Yorkshire on the bells.

[Ringing World No. 2057 Vol. XLVI, September 8, 1950, p568]

Rung to celebrate the birth of a daughter to H.R.H. Princess Elizabeth and H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh.

[Ringing World No. 2056 Vol. XLVI, September 1, 1950, p555]

Rung to celebrate the birth of a daughter to H.R.H. Princess Elizabeth and H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh.

First peal of Treble Bob: 1.

First peal in the method: 3 & 4.

First peal in the method as conductor: 8.

First peal of Major on the bells.

[Ringing World No. 2056 Vol. XLVI, September 1, 1950, p547]

Rung to celebrate the birth of a daughter to H.R.H. Princess Elizabeth and H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh.

[Ringing World No. 2056 Vol. XLVI Friday, September 1, 1950, p555]

First quarter peal: 1.

First quarter peal 'inside': 4.

[Ringing World No. 2060 Vol. XLVI, September 29, 1950, p615]

First in method as conductor: 7.

[Ringing World No. 2061 Vol. XLVI Friday, October 6, 1950, p639]

[Ringing World No. 2062 Vol. XLVI, October 13, 1950, p653]

[Ringing World No. 2062 Vol. XLVI, October 13, 1950, p653]

Rung as a welcome to the Rev. D. R. Price (Vicar) and the Rev. J. Reed (curate).

[Ringing World No. 2066 [sic]* Vol. XLVI, November 3, 1950, p702]

[*Issue No. 2065 was skipped.]

[Ringing World No. 2066 [sic]* Vol. XLVI, November 3, 1950, p702]

[*Issue No. 2065 was skipped.]

First quarter peal of Stedman Triples: 6.

[Ringing World No. 2067 Vol. XLVI, November 10, 1950, p711]

First quarter peal for 1 and 8.

First quarter peal on an 'inside' bell for 4.

[Ringing World No. 2071 Vol. XLVI, December 8, 1950, p781]

First quarter peal for 2 and 3.

[Ringing World No. 2069 Vol. XLVI, November 24, 1950, p749]

First peal of Major: 5.

[Ringing World No. 2070 Vol. XLVI, December 1, 1950, p755]

Rung after the funeral of Mr. W. H. Read, former ringer at this church, and member of the choir for over 80 years.

[Ringing World No. 2070 Vol. XLVI Friday, December 1, 1950, p765]

First quarter for 1, 2 and 6.

Rung as a 21st birthday compliment to Miss P. Willmington.

[Ringing World No. 2071 Vol. XLVI, December 8, 1950, p781]

[Ringing World No. 2071 Vol. XLVI, December 8, 1950, p781]

First quarter on an 'inside' bell: 4. [First quarter rung the previous day at Sowton.]

[Ringing World No. 2071 Vol. XLVI, December 8, 1950, p781]

A silver wedding compliment to Mr. and Mrs. G. Richards.

[Ringing World No. 2072 Vol. XLVI, December 15, 1950, p797]

First quarter of Stedman for 1, 2, 3 and 8; also first quarter of Stedman on the bells.

[Ringing World No. 2072 Vol. XLVI, December 15, 1950, p797]

First peal of Cambridge: 6.

[Ringing World No. 2073 Vol. XLVI, December 22, 1950, p806]

First on eight bells: 2.

Rung as a birthday compliment to the conductor.

[Ringing World No. 2076. Vol. XLVII, January 12, 1951, p28]