St Peter and St Paul
Saturday, 21 December 1968 in 2h 57 (12¼)
5160 Spliced Doubles (129m)
Being 43 extents in 129 different plain methods: (1) Plain, Boxford, Candlesby; (2) R. Canterbury, Dorton, Raveningham; (3) Shipway's Place, Tandridge, Colnbrook; (4) R. St. Bartholomew, Bedfordshire, Poyle; (5) All Saints, Berkshire, Runemede; (6) R. St. Sebastian, Bristol, Colne; (7) Minster, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire; (8) Wainfleet, Cheshire, Cornwall; (9) Chase, Cumberland, Derbyshire; (10) Devon, Dorset, Durham; (11) Essex, Gloucestershire, Hampshire; (12) St. Simon, Rugby, Braywood; (13) St. Martin, Slapton, Welford; (14) St. Osmund, Merton, Longworth; (15) Eynesbury, Caunton, Sutton-on-Trent; (16) St. Nicholas, Longford, Fundenhall; (17) Winchendon, Thornborough, Haddiscoe; (18) St. Remigius, Hascombe, Harpley; (19) Huntley, Norwell, Ossington; (20) Westminster II, Chesham, Knapton; (21) Blackburn, Broughton, Lyng; (22) St. Hilary, Ockham, Intwood; (23) Dragon, Bilborough, Strelley; (24) New, Itchingfield, Fomcett; (25) Huntspill, Oakley, Ellingham; (26) St. Vedast, Chipstead, Bedingham; (27) Blaisdon, Shelford, Screveton; (28) Hertfordshire, Huntingdonshire, Kent; (29) Lancashire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire; (30) London, Northamptonshire, Northumberland; (31) Nottinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Rutland; (32) Shropshire, Somerset, Staffordshire; (33) Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex; (34) Warwickshire, Westmorland, Wiltshire; (35) Worcestershire, Yorkshire, Monmouthshire; (36) R. Union, Bedfont, Londonthorpe; (37) R. St. Faith, Boveney, Casthorpe; (38) R. St. Julian, Eton, Manthorpe; (39) St. Owen, Brecon, Nunthorpe; (40) Maltby, Cardiganshire, Caernarvonshire; (41) Chevasse, Denbighshire, Flintshire; (42) Callender, Glamorgan, Merionethshire; (43) Montgomeryshire, Pembrokeshire, Radnorshire; with 300 changes of method. No bobs used.
1 Christine L J Mills
2 David Lazzerine
3 R Brian Mills
4 Simon Humphrey (C)
5 George A Dawson
Most methods to a peal by all the band, and for the Guild. This is the greatest number of methods ever rung in a peal of Doubles.
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