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Bradford-On-Avon, Wiltshire 5024 Rutland Surprise Major BRADFORD-ON-AVON, WILTSHIRE 2951 On Thursday, January 2nd, 1992 in 2 hours and 51 minutes AT CHRIST CHURCH 5024 RUTLAND SURPRISE MAJOR Tenor 12 cwt. 0 qrs. 7 lbs. in G VANESSA POWELL TREBLE MALCOLM S. EDWARDS 5 GARY S. BARR 2DAVID P. MACEY 6 JODY A. HILLIER 3JAMES R. S. SAWLE 7 DAVID R. J. BALL 4MARK C. BENNETT TENOR Composed by PHILIP G. K. DAVIES Conducted by JAMES R. S. SAWLE First Rutland - 2, 4, 5, 6, 7. First Major as Conductor. 2952 ABERAVON On Saturday, January 11th, 1992 in 2 hours and 57 minutes AT THE CHURCH OF ST. MARY 5040 DOUBLE NORWICH COURT BOB MAJOR Tenor 16 cwt. 1 qr. 2 lbs. in F SARA C. PHELPS TREBLE ANTONY S. BAKER 5 JANE D. HARRIES 2KEITH P. THOMPSETT 6 PETER E. R. BRENNAN 3PAUL F. WARREN 7 HILARY A. BROWN 4ANDREW M. BULL TENOR Composed by RODERICK W. PIPE Conducted by PAUL F. WARREN First on eight - 1. First in the method - 2, 6. Rung to welcome Sophie Charlotte Elizabeth Lewis into the world, born January 4th, 1992. PONTYPRIDD 2953 On Saturday, January 11th, 1992, in 2 hours and 57 minutes AT THE CHURCH OF ST. CATHERINE 5024 TYSELEY SURPRISE MAJOR Tenor 12 cwt. 2 qrs. 21 lbs. in F-sharp CATHERINE M. HAYNES TREBLE ANTONY S. BAKER 5 FR. JOHN M. HUGHES 2JULIAN C. PARKER 6 SARA C. PHELPS 3ROBIN R. CHURCHILL 7 PETER E. R. BRENNAN 4DAVID J. LLEWELLYN TENOR Composed by JOHN R. KETTERINGHAM Conducted by ROBIN R. CHURCHILL First attempt - 1. First Major inside - 3. First in the method for all the band, on the bells, and for the Association. A Compliment to Helen and Jonathan Lewis on the birth of a daughter, Sophie Charlotte Elizabeth 2954 CADOXTON On Sunday, January 12th, 1992, in 2 hours and 34 minutes AT THE CHURCH OF ST. CATWG 5040 GRANDSIRE DOUBLES (42 extents) Tenor 7 cwt. 2 qrs. 2 lbs. in B ALISON J. LEWIS TREBLE ANDREW C. JOHN 4 ANDREW M. MUIR 2ALWYN R. LEWIS 5 LINDA H. LEWIS 3DAVID CULPAN TENOR Conducted by ALWYN R. LEWIS The 200th peal on the bells. DINGESTOW 2955 On Saturday, January 18th, 1992, in 2 hours and 47 minutes AT THE CHURCH OF SS. DINGAT & MARY 5040 DOUBLES (42 methods/variations (9 methods, 33 variations): one extent each Amersham, April Day, Austrey, Chilton, Churchill, Cliffords Pleasure, Dummer, Elford, Eynesbury Bob, Eynsham, Heyford, Horsley, Huntley Place, Lapley, Laverstoke, Litchurch, May Day, Obediah, Plain Bob, St. Austell, St Cecilia, St Crispin, St Felix, St Ignatius, St John, St John Baptist, St. John Divine, St. Jude, St. Lawrence, St. Leonard, St. Martins Bob, St. Mary, St. Nicholas Bob, St. Ninian, St. Osmund Bob, St. Remigius Bob, St. Simons Bob, St. Stephen, St. Wenceslas, Sarratt, Seighford, Winchendon Place) Tenor 8 cwt. 0 qrs. 9 lbs. in F-sharp FRANCES E. CLARK TREBLE ADRIAN FAWCETT 4 SHEILA E. M. PARRY 2ANDREW M. BULL 5 JANE D. HARRIES 3 W. JOHN L. VAUGHAN TENOR Conducted by ANDREW M. BULL First peal - 6. Most methods - 3, 4. First peal on the bells since augmentation. 2956 LLANISHEN On Saturday, January 25th, 1992, in 2 hours and 15 minutes AT THE CHURCH OF ST. ISAN 5040 MINOR (5 methods: 2 extents each Cambridge Surprise, Plain Bob; 1 extent each Beverley, Surfleet Surprise, St Clements College Bob) Tenor 3 cwt. 3 qrs. 20 lbs. in E-flat BARBARA A. JONES TREBLE ALWYN R. LEWIS 4 ANTHONY J. OLDERSHAW 2DAVID J. LLEWELLYN 5 WILLIAM E. THOMPSETT 3MARK C. BENNETT TENOR Conducted by MARK C. BENNETT BERMONDSEY, LONDON 2957 On Saturday, January 25th, 1992, in 2 hours and 54 minutes AT THE CHURCH OF ST. JAMES 5088 YORKSHIRE SURPRISE MAJOR Tenor 14 cwt. 1 qr. 15 lbs. in F-sharp NICHOLAS W. JONES TREBLE RUSSELL J. COLLINS 5 HELEN K. NORMINGTON 2VANESSA POWELL 6 ALAN D. SAUNDERS 3JAMES R. S. SAWLE 7 GARRY S. BARR 4JAMES R. D. NORMINGTON TENOR Composed by NATHAN J. PITSTOW Conducted by JAMES R. S. SAWLE First peal - 2. First inside - 3. First Yorkshire - 4,5 and as conductor. 25th peal - 7. A wedding compliment to the ringers of 2 and 8. 2958 MARSHFIELD On Saturday, February 1st, 1992, in 3 hours and 0 minutes AT THE CHURCH OF ST. MARY 5184 GRANDSIRE MAJOR Tenor 10½ cwt. in A ANDREW M. BULL TREBLE PETER E. R. BRENNAN 5 JANE D. HARRIES 2JULIAN C. PARKER 6 SARA C. PHELPS 3PAUL F. WARREN 7 JONATHAN W. LEWIS 4ANTONY S. BAKER TENOR Composed by ROBERT D. S. BROWN Conducted by PAUL F. WARREN First Grandsire Major for all the band and for the Association. ABERAVON 2959 On Saturday, February 1st, 1992, in 2 hours and 48 minutes AT THE CHURCH OF ST. MARY 5088 OSPRINGE SURPRISE MAJOR Tenor 16 cwt. 1 qr. 2 lbs. in F MATTHEW S. TURNER TREBLE PETER E. R. BRENNAN 5 FR. JOHN M. HUGHES 2JULIAN C. PARKER 6 SARA C. PHELPS 3ROBIN R. CHURCHILL 7 ANTONY S. BAKER 4PAUL F. WARREN TENOR Composed by DENNIS KNOX Conducted by ROBIN R. CHURCHILL First peal in the method for all the band except the conductor, and for the Associa- tion. In memory of John Thomas, former steeple-keeper of this church, who died recently. 2960 LLANDAFF On Wednesday, February 12, 1992, in 3 hours and 9 minutes AT THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST. PETER AND ST. PAUL 5040 CAMBRIDGE SURPRISE ROYAL Tenor 20 cwt. 1 qr. 0 lbs. in E ROSEMARY PICKFORD TREBLE ANTONY S. BAKER 6 JUDITH A. BALDWIN 2DAVID J. LLEWELLYN 7 NEVIL A. JAMES 3JULIAN C. PARKER 8 PETER E. R. BRENNAN 4ROBIN R. CHURCHILL 9 ROBERT C. WOODWARD 5CHRISTOPHER J. PICKFORD TENOR Composer anonymous Conducted by ROBIN R. CHURCHILL Circled the tower six times and 400th peal for the Association - 7. Last peal on the bells prior to recasting and augmentation. LLANFEUGAN, POWYS 2961 On Saturday, February 15th, 1992, in 2 hours and 50 minutes AT THE CHURCH OF ST. MEUGAN 5120 SPLICED SURPRISE MAJOR (4 methods: 1440 Yorkshire; 1280 each Cambridge, Lincolnshire; 1120 Rutland; 69 changes of method, all the work of each method for every bell) Tenor 12 cwt. 0 qrs. 19 lbs. in G HILARY A. BROWN TREBLE ANTONY S. BAKER 5 JONATHAN W. LEWIS 2ADRIAN FAWCETT 6 JANE D. HARRIES 3PAUL F. WARREN 7 PETER E. R. BRENNAN 4ANDREW M. BULL TENOR Composed by PHILIP G. K. DAVIES Conducted by PAUL F. WARREN First Surprise Major - 3. First Spliced - 2. 175th peal - 8. A birthday compliment to the conductor. 2962 CLODOCK, HEREFORDSHIRE On Sunday, February 23rd, 1992, in 2 hours and 34 minutes AT THE CHURCH OF ST. CLYDOG 5040 MINOR (7 methods: one extent each Beverley, Cambridge, Surfleet Sur- prise; Kent Treble Bob; Double Oxford, St. Clements, Plain Bob) Tenor 10 cwt. 0 qrs. 2 lbs. in A ANDREW J. WATKINS TREBLE FRANCES D. WATKINS 4 SHEILA E. M. PARRY 2ANTONY S. BAKER 5 JANE D. HARRIES 3ANDREW M. BULL TENOR Conducted by ANDREW M. BULL 25th peal and most Minor - 3. First together as a married couple - 1 and 4. A special treat for the conductor on his birthday; birthday compliments also to Dianne Smith and Lewis Parry. CADOXTON 2963 On Saturday, February 29th, 1992, in 2 hours and 31 minutes AT THE CHURCH OF ST. CATWG 5040 DOUBLES (6 methods/1 variation: 10 extents each Grandsire, Reverse Canterbury; 8 extents Plain Bob; 4 extents each St Martin, St Simon, Stedman; 2 extents April Day) Tenor 7 cwt. 2 qrs. 2 lbs. in B MALCOLM T. JOHNS TREBLE YVONNE R. JOHN 4 ANDREW C. JOHN 2ALWYN R. LEWIS 5 BRYAN WILLIAMS 3 W. J. LEWIS GROOM TENOR Conducted by YVONNE R. JOHN First peal as conductor. 2964 PONTYPRIDD On Thursday, March 5th, 1992, in 2 hours and 44 minutes AT THE CHURCH OF ST. CATHERINE 5056 PLAIN BOB MAJOR Tenor 12 cwt. 2 qrs. 21 lbs. in F-sharp CLAIRE L. WILLIAMS TREBLE BARRY J. HAYMAN 5 DAVID J. LLEWELLYN 2CHRISTOPHER D. V. JONES 6 JANE D. HARRIES 3PETER S. BENNETT 7 PETER E. R. BRENNAN 4TUDOR P. EDWARDS TENOR Composed by JOHN R. PRITCHARD Conducted by PETER S. BENNETT First peal - 1. LLANFEUGAN 2965 On Saturday, March 7th, 1992, in 3 hours and 0 minutes AT THE CHURCH OF ST. MEUGAN 5088 KENDAL SURPRISE MAJOR Tenor 12 cwt. 0 qrs. 19 lbs. in G MATTHEW S. TURNER TREBLE ANTONY S. BAKER 5 SARA C. PHELPS 2JULIAN C. PARKER 6 PETER E. R. BRENNAN 3ROBIN R. CHURCHILL 7 PAUL F. WARREN 4DAVID J. LLEWELLYN TENOR Composed by ROBERT E. HARDY Conducted by ROBIN R. CHURCHILL First peal in the method for all the band and for the Association. 2966 DINGESTOW On Saturday, March 7th, 1992, in 2 hours and 37 minutes AT THE CHURCH OF SS. DINGAT & MARY 5040 SURPRISE MINOR (5 methods: 2 extents each Cambridge, Surfleet; 1 extent each Beverley, Durham, York) Tenor 8 cwt. 0 qrs. 9 lbs. in F-sharp SHEILA E. M. PARRY TREBLE SARA C. PHELPS 4 JANE D. HARRIES 2ANTONY S. BAKER 5 JONATHAN W. LEWIS 3ANDREW M. BULL TENOR Conducted by ANDREW M. BULL Most Surprise methods - 2, 3. First peal of Minor on the bells. Birthday compli- ment to C. Martin Foster. CAERPHILLY 2967 On Saturday, March 28th, 1992, in 2 hours and 57 minutes AT THE CHURCH OF ST. MARTIN 5024 BRISTOL SURPRISE MAJOR Tenor 13 cwt. 0 qrs. 1 lb. in F TUDOR P. EDWARDS TREBLE FR. JOHN M. HUGHES 5 RUTH SIMON 2FR. NEIL J. SHEARD 6 DAVID J. LLEWELLYN 3NICHOLAS W.
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