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Rung as a compliment to the Rev. Jeffry Wilcox, Rector of Streatham, upon his installation as an Hon. Canon of Southwark Cathedral.

First inside: 2

On wedding anniversary of 2 & 4.

Birthday compliment to conductor.

First peal of Bristol S Royal: 4

First peal, first attempt 1.

First peal for 40 years 6.

1st Surprise 3.

1st Treble bob hunt 1.

First Stedman Cinques 2.

First peal 1,2,6.

First peal 6.

Circled Tower 4.

Circled tower 4.

Compliment to John Hayns on his forthcoming 65th birthday.

First Surprise Maximus inside 3.

First Cambridge Maximus 4.

First Maximus as Conductor.

950th peal 9.

To mark the centenary of the Diocese of Southwark and the inauguration of St Saviour's as its Cathedral Church.

1st Maximus: 5.

First on 12: 8.

200th on bells: 11.

300th on bells: 12.

75th birthday compliment to John Armstrong.

Rung to welcolme the new vicar Rev. Richard Cattley to the parish, and for the Centenary of the Leith Hill Musical Festival

First Peal in the method;

Leith Hill Surprise Royal

-30-14-50-16-14-30.14-12.30.12-12.30 (l.h 12 1426385079)

Rung as a farewell to Revd Selwyn Tillett on his departure from the parish.

1st quarter peal on the bells since the rehanging.

Rung by eight Life Members on Dinner Day for the 125th anniversary of the Association, initiated in Carshalton. The method and composition is that used for the Association's first peal on 18th February, 1881.

£5

To mark the 125th anniversary of the founding of the Surrey Association on 17th May 1880. In the 19th century St Peter's had eight bells.

For 125th anniversary celebrations of the Surrey Association by Southern District members.

Also in memory of Lt Cdr (E) W E Grant, father of conductor, who died aged 93 on 29th April.

Rung for the 125th anniversary of the Surrey Association.

Ringing World page reference: 4910.0528

Peal reference number: T2005/1564

First of Stedman: 5.

Rung for the Surrey Association 125th anniversary AGM Day.

£4

On the 125th anniversary of the first Surrey Association meeting, at Beddington. First peal on the rehung bells.

First peal on ten: 6.

For the 125th anniversary of the Surrey Association.

Completes family Doubles to Maximus as conductor.

Rung for Cycle Sunday, and to commemorate the 125th Anniversary of the Surrey Association of Bellringers.

To wish Sheila Graham (née Moreton) a happy birthday, born 11th September 1926.

Also to mark the centenary of the birth of Charles H Kippin, 31st August 1905.

Rung in the centenary year of the Birmingham and Southwark Diocese.

This peal sponsored for the Centenary appeal of the Friends of the Elderly; and to congratulate Philip and Sarah Hughes (Ringing Master), married at St Mary's on June 11th; and to mark the dedication and opening of the Brewer Building by the Rt Revd Tom Butler, Bishop of Southwark, on 21st September. (The Brewer Building, enabled by a legacy from the Brewer sisters - donors of the 5th bell in this ring - is the successor to the former Vestry Hall)

1st peal, first attempt: 1.

For Trafalgar.

1st peal: 6.

1st inside: 2.

1st Doubles and on treble: 1 (having been peal ringing for 50 years!).

For the 110th Anniversary of the bells, during Harvest Festival Weekend.

£6

Rung for the retirement of the Rector, Rev Graham J Williams, after 50 years serving the parish of Nutfield, which is a record for incumbency at one post. The ringers are all members of the Southern District of the Association.

First with spliced minor as conductor

Rung for the Surrey Association Quarter Peal Week

Rung after his last Matins service, to celebrate the retirement of Rev Graham Williams

250th peal on a bell over a ton, and 125th over 30 cwt: 10.

Belatedly to mark the 75th anniversary of the naming of the method at Hersham on 15 November 1930! Farewell compliment to Nina Herbert, tower captain at Wandsworth, shortly to move to Dorset.

First peal as conductor with laryngitis!

First peal for at first attempt: 1.

First peal on the back six.

First peal by a local ringer taught on these bells.

First peal: 4.

First peal of Minor and inside: 2.

First in method: 5.

Completes the family: 6.

To mark the centenary of the birth of Sir Hilton Poynton G.C.M.G., Permanent Under-Secretary of the Colonial Office, and also St Peter's PCC Secretary for many years, born 20 April 1905, died 21 Feb 1996.

Also a birthday compliment to Lady Poynton, 90 on 13th Nov.

First treble bob: 1

Rung in memory of Jonathan Hughes, of Coventry

For fun! (and to mark the end of 2005!)

First Peal: 8; First on 8: 3,4; First Grandsire Triples as conductor.