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First peal on the bells, and by all except the conductor.

Taken from BN 1346.0525 Jan 18th 1908.

First peal on the eight bells. First peal on eight bells - 8. First peal of Triples with a bob bell - 2.

First peal by the tenor-man, who is one of the local band.

First peal with a bob bell - 2. First peal of Minor - 3 & 4. First peal of Minor as conductor. First peal on the bells.

Taken from BN 1349.0560. Feb 8th 1908.

First peal - 1. Rung for morning service, also as a birthday compliment to the Lord Bishop of London.

First peal on the bells and in Radnorshire

First peal in the method by all, and was rung after one practice on handbells.

Taken from BN 1350.0573. Feb 15th 1908.

First peal - 1, 2 & 3. First peal with a bob bell - 4.

Taken from BN 1352.0597. 29th Feb 1908.

Taken from BN 1353.0007. Mar 7th 1908.

Rung as a birthday compliment to the wife of Mr. Churchwarden Deighton and the conductor. First peal in the method as conductor.

Taken from BN 1352.0597. Feb 29th 1908.

First peal - 8. Rang as a birthday compliment to the ringer of the 4th; also on the occasion of the wedding of General Botha’s sister. Messrs. Brighton and Wilson were elected members of the Guild previous to starting.

Taken from BN 1353.010. March 7th 1908.

First peal of Minor as conductor. First peal on the bells.

Taken from BN 1356.0043. March 28th 1908.

Rung in honour of the coming of age of Lord Somers, future heir to the Eastnor Castle estates.

Taken from BN 1356.0044. March 28th 1908.

First peal on the bells. First peal away from the tenor - 3. The Ringers wish to thank the Vicar for his kind hospitality after the peal.

Taken from BN 1360.0093. April 25th 1908.

First peal by the treble, 2nd, and tenor ringers. First peal on the bells.

Taken from BN 1360.0092. April 25th 1908.

First peal of Stedman - 1.

Taken from BN 1361.0104. May 2nd 1908.

First peal on the bells. The ringers were afterwards entertained to tea by the Rector.

Taken from BN 1364.0140. May 23rd 1908.

First peal - 6. First peal with a bob bell - 4. Rung with the bells half-muffled as a tribute of respect to the late Mr Thomas Price who was churchwarden of the above church for over thirty-five years.

First peal on the bells. This is the second peal in the County, the first being a peal of Grandsire Triples rung at the County town by members of the above Guild.

The Vicar with his usual hospitality, invited the ringers and friends to tea in the schoolroom.

Taken from BN 1367.0175. June 13th 1908.

First peal - 1, 3, 4 & 6. First peal as conductor. First peal of Doubles on the bells, and second within a period of three months. C. Clifford was proposed a member of the Salop Gaild previous to stsrting. Rung in honour of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Ball, of Malinslee.

Note. Also rung for the SALOP ARCHIDIACONAL GUILDS.

Taken from BN 1367.0177. June 13th 1908.

First peal on the bells. First peal as conductor. First peal for treble and tenor-men.

Taken from BN 1369.0199. June 27th 1908.

Rung as a farewell peal to the Vicar on his preferment to the living of St. Oswald, Oswestry. First peal on the bells. First 5040 on six bells in Radnorshire. First peal by the ringers of the treble, 3rd. and 4th, who belong to the local company.

Rung with the bells half-muffled as a last token of respect to the late Mr William Saunders, who was one of the local band of the above church.

Taken from BN 1379.0320. September 5th 1908.

First peal of Doubles - 2. First peal on the bells. The ringers wish to thank the Vicar, the Rev. R. S. Aldridge, for his kind hospitality before the peal.

Taken from BN 1381.0343. September 19th 1908.

First peal of Major by all except the conductor. First peal in the method by the conductor, on the bells, and by the above Guild.

Taken from BN 1380.0443. September 12th 1908.

First peal on the bells.

Taken from BN 1384.379. Oct 10th 1908.

First peal - 1, 4 & 6. This peal was rung for morning service. The treble, 4th and tenor ringers belong to the local band.

Taken from BN 1381.0343. September 19th 1908.

First peal - 6.

First peal on the bells and was rung for Divine Service.

Taken from BN 1384.0380. October 10th 1908.

First peal on the bells.

Taken from BN 1387.0415. October 31st 1908.

First peal on 8 for the tenor ringer.

Messrs. Lawrence and Bradney were elected members of the Guild previous to starting.

First peal on the bells.

Taken from BN 1388.0427. November 7th 1908.

Rung with the bells full muffled, as a last tribute of respect to T. M. Southwell, esq, late President of the local Church Defence League, and head of H. and M. Southwell, Ltd., carpet manufacturers, who was interred on the above date.

Taken from BN 1385.0391. October 17th 1908.

First peal on the bells. First peal - 6. Rung as a birthday compliment to W. D, Griffiths.

Taken from BN 1387.0415. October 31st 1908.

First peal - 1. The band wish to thank the Eardisley ringers for their kind hospitality after the peal. This is the qaickest peal on the bells.

Taken from BN 1387.0416. October 31st 1908.

First peal - 1 & 6.

Taken from BN 1391.0464. November 28th 1908.

First peal - 1. First peal as conductor.

First peal on eight bells - 1, 5 & 8. The Vicar kindly provided tea at the conclusion of the peal.

Taken from BN 1392.0476. December 5th 1908.

First peal in five methods by all except the conductor. Reference elsewhere.

Taken from BN 1394.0502. December 19th 1908.

Rang as a birthday compliment to Horace W. Overton.

Taken from BN 1395.0513. December 26th 1908.

First peal - 3 & 8. First peal of Tnples - 6.

Taken from BN 1396.0523. January 2nd 1909.

First peal by all except the tenor-man; also first peal on the bells.

Taken from BN 1396.0525. January 2nd 1909.

First peal on the bells and by all the band except the contactor.

Taken from BN 1397.0535. January 9th 1909.