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First peal in four methods 1 and 3. Rung as a birthday compliment to R. Morris.

First peal - 2, 7. Rung in honour of the christening of a grandson to Lord and Lady Hereford.

First peal on a working bell 3 and 5.

First peal on eight bells 2. First peal 4. Rung as a birthday compliment to H. G. Thomas; also to Mr. John Overton, the much esteemed foreman ringer at the above tower, who celebrated his 82nd birthday on February 15th.

First peal 1,3,4 and 6. First peal of Doubles by the conductor. First peal on the bells by all local Sunday service ringers.

Rung half-muffled as a token of respect to the memory of the Rev HH Gibbon, for 43 years Vicar of this parish.

First peal 1 and 6. First peal as conductor. First peal by a local band at Kington. Rung in honour of the Vicar, tho Rev. R. D. R. Greene, who has just raised £2,000 towards the new church hall.

First peal by all except the conductor.

Witness Mrs. E. M. Beniams.

First peal in three methods 3-4 and 5-6.

First peal 3.

First peal 2,3 and 6. First peal as conductor. First peal on the bells by an entirely local band.

First peal of Surprise, for all, and the first for the Hereford Guild by resident members. A compliment to Reginald Poston, son of the conductor, on his 21st birthday.

First peal 2 and 3. 25th peal in this tower 5, First peal on eight 8. Miss Honeywell is the first lady to ring a tower bell peal in Herefordshire.

First peal on tower bells 1. Rung as a birthday compliment to Messrs. A. Jones, F. T. Massey and W. J. Beniams.

First peal on ten, and first attempt 1, 5 and 10. First peal as conductor on ten and first attempt.

First peal of Major 2 and 6. First peal of Major with bob bell 3. First peal of Double Norwich by the whole band and on the bells. First peal of Double Norwich by a local band in the Hereford Diocese. Rung as a birthday compliment to H.R.H the Prince of Wales, also to Messrs. J. Elcock and B. Head.

Treble ringer has now rung each bell to a peal, First peal for eight years 4.

A birthday peal for the wife of the conductor.

First peal 6. Rung on the festival of St. Bartholomew. The conductor’s 100th peal of Grandsire Doubles for the Hereford Guild.

Rung to commemorate the bi-centenary of the bells, 1733-1933.

Arranged for C. J. Partridge, of Sutton-in-Aslifield, Notts.

First peal of Major - 6.

First peal of Bob Major on the bells, also in the County.

Rung on the 30th anniversary of the treble man’s wedding day. He conducted the first peal in this tower in 1908, this being the first on six bells rung in Radnorshire.

First peal with a bob bell 2.

First peal of Doubles 2. First peal 6. Rung on the Feast of SS. Simon and Jude.

First peal ‘inside' 4. Rung as a bicentenary peal of the back five bells, which were cast by Rudhalls, in 1733.

First peal 1,2,3,4, and 5. First peal as conductor. Rung with the bells half muffled in memory of the lads of Madeley who made the supreme sacrifice ' 1914-1918. * Lest we forget.’

First peal: 1, 6. First peal as conductor.

Rung half-muffled in memory of Armistice Day.

Mr. A. T. Poulton has now ‘completed the circle’ in this tower.

First peal 6. First peal as conductor.

Rung to mark the bicentenary of the bells, 1733-1933. G. E. Humphries and T. R. Eckley rang their first and only previous peal 8 1/2 years ago on these bells.

First peal 5.

First peal as conductor. Rung as a compliment to the conductor on his 21st birthday. He is believed to be the youngest member of the Hereford Diocesan Guild to conduct a peal. Quickest peal on the bells

The Rector and parishioners believe this to be the first peal rung on these bells.