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First peal 3.

First peal 1 and 6. First peal on the bells.

First peal on an inside bell in the method 2. The ringers of the treble, 3rd and tenor hail from Ludlow, 2nd from Knighton, 4th and 5th from Bromfield.

First peal 1.

First peal 3 and 6. Longest length for all. The conductor has now rung a peal on each day of the week, and in each month of the year.

First peal 1. Rung to celebrate Easter Day

First peal of Major 1 and 7.

First peal 1 and 6. First peal as conductor

First peal of Stedman on the bells. Rung as a compliment to the recently-appointed Vicar, the Rev. C. H. Hodgson, and Mrs. Hodgson. After the peal the Vicar and Mrs. Hodgson kindly provided refreshments, which were highly appreciated.

First peal 1 and 8. First peal in three methods 3,4 and 7.

First peal - 1,7.

Rung as a farewell to the Rev. D. M. L. Thomas. All the ringers are members of the above church, and it is believed to be the first peal rung by its own band.

Treble ringer from Chester, 3rd from Wolverhampton, 4th and 5th from Hereford, 8th from Rhyl, and the rest are of the local band.

First peal 2. First peal on the bells.

First peal of Minor 1. First peal 7. This is the first peal of Minor on the bells.

First peal 1 and 4. First half-muffled peal on the bells. Rung half muffled as a last token of respect to Francis L. Evans, a member of the local band, also to Thomas Perry, a former member.

First peal of Minor 1. First peal of Minor on the bells. Ringers of treble and third are from Ludlow, 2nd, 4th, 5th and tenor from Knighton.

First peal for No. 1 and first peal inside for No. 5

All the ringers are from Knighton. Ringers of the treble and 5th joined the Knighton band in October, 1927, as probationers.

(Submitters note: Probably rung on the back 7. There are several peal boards at Knighton recording peals of Minor with a cover around this time.)

First peal on the bells. Rung for evening service.

Rung in honour of the visit of H.R.H. Princess Mary to Burwarlon, also as a birthday compliment to the ringer of the tenor.

First peal on the bells. Rung for the harvest thanksgiving service.

First peal 4 and 6. Rung for the harvest festival service.

Rung as a welcome to the newly-appointed curate (Rev. G. A. Thomas)

Arranged and rung to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Armistice.

First peal by all except the conductor.

First peal 6.

First peal 1. First peal on the bells in three methods. Rung for evening service and to commemorate the bi-centenary of the back five bells which were cast by the Rudhalls in 1728.

Rung half-muffled as a tribute of respect to the memory of William Phillips, who died December 12th, aged 85 years, and was interred at Brampton, near, Ross, on December 15th. He was for over 60 years a ringer at Foy and for the last eight years a member of the Ross band of ringers.

First peal 1 and 6. Re-elected a member previous to starting the peal 3. First peal inside 4. Rung for the Christmas festival.

First peal 1 and 6. First peal inside 3.