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First on twelve: 8.

Marking the 150th anniversary of the death of Martin Joseph Routh, four times great uncle of the ringer of the 4th, who was President of this college for 63 years.

Rung in affectionate memory of Derek Jewell

Rung on the 10th anniversary of the first "bobs only" peal of Stedman Triples

On OUS Dinner Day

A modest tribute to the memory of Mark S Lancefield R.I.P.

A last tribute to John Richard Chaundy - RIP.

First peal of London No.3: 7.

In celebration of the life of John Richard (Dick) Chaundy, 81 years a member of the Oxford Society, who died recently at the age of 95.

900th peal: 4.

For the 50th anniversary of Clive Holloway's first peal,rung in this tower on Tuesday,June 14th,1955,and to mark his and Brian Bladon's 50 years' membership of the Society.

100th quarter: 7.

Dedicated to the humility of the episcopate of the Anglican Independent Communion.

900th peal: 7.

In memory of James H Pailing, whose funeral took place this afternoon.

First of London No.3: 4.

Pre-birthday compliment to John Pladdys

60th birthday compliment to John Pladdys,who learned to ring in this tower,and rang his first peal here on the same bell on Feb 19th,1960.

Oi! Stop ringing rubbish like Lincolnshire and Pudsey, and ring this instead. Right-placed B-group method, easy to learn, and more music than Live8. Aye.

1200th peal: 7.

Rung for the wedding of Mark Shepherd and Heather West, married today. With best wishes from their friends.

With best wishes to Mark and Heather Shepherd whose wedding took place on Saturday July 30th.

Circled tower-1

First peal of Stedman-1

For the centenary of the first peal on the bells,Stedman Triples on 14/8/1905,conducted by Rev F E Robinson.

The band extend their good wishes to Michael Wilby and Vicky Halliwell on their engagement.

For the Ordinations in the Cathedral this weekend.

With congratulations to Bernard Stone on 40 years' membership and peal-ringing (566 peals) with the Oxford Society, on the anniversary of his election to the Society before a peal of Stedman Cinques at Christ Church on September 25th 1965.

200th peal as conductor.

First peal in the method: 2.

300th peal in the method: 8.

To celebrate the centenary of the "Friends of the Elderly".

3000th peal-5

To celebrate the centenary of "The Friends of the Elderly".

Rung as a compliment to Mr Anthony Smith, CBE on his retirement as President of the college, and to welcome his successor, Professor David Clary, FRS.

First on twelve-8

To commemorate victory at the Battle of Trafalgar, 200 years ago.

* First peal, aged 13.

Rung half-muffled for All Souls' Day following a Requiem Mass in the College Chapel.

First on 10: 4.

First peal in the method on the bells.

First peal in the method: 5.

100th peal of cinques: 10

Rung for the Patronal Festival

Rung in thanksgiving for the life of Ralph White, 1916-2005

400th together-4,12

250th different ten bell tower for a peal,where none has been augmented-2

For Christmas Eve Mass

On the anniversary of the Martyrdom of St Thomas Becket.