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Cathedral Peal Book 1965-2017 CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST LIVERPOOL PEAL BOOK LANCASHIRE A SSOCIATION OF C HANGE R INGERS Saturday, 23 rd January 1965 in 4 hours and 2 minutes 5037 G RANDSIRE CINQUES Composed by Albert M. Tyler 1. Thomas Hesketh 2. Ronald Kenrick 3. Alexander J. Martin 4. John Bibby 5. David V. Jenner 6. William E. Court 7. Terence Fitzgerald 8. Thomas Horridge 9. Jack N. Brown 10. Edwin C. Birkett Joseph Ridyard 11. & Dennis Jones Stewart H. Bailey 12. & Walter Allman Conducted by Joseph Ridyard First peal on the bells. Rung for the Diamond Jubilee of the Cathedral, also as a welcome to the Dean, the Very Rev. Edward H. Patey. 1 LANCASHIRE A SSOCIATION OF C HANGE R INGERS Saturday, 20 th November 1965 in 4 hours and 10 minutes 5280 C AMBRIDGE SURPRISE MAXIMUS Composed by Frederick Dench 1. Thomas Hesketh 2. Ronald Kenrick 3. Alexander J. Martin 4. John Bibby 5. Norman Heaps 6. Tudor P. Edwards 7. Thomas Horridge 8. Joseph Ridyard 9. Edwin C. Birkett 10. Cyril Crossthwaite 11. John H. Fielden Kenneth J. Hesketh 12. & Walter Allman Conducted by Joseph Ridyard First peal of Maximus on the bells. Rung in honour of the retirement of the Lord Bishop of Liverpool, the Right Rev Clifford Martin. 2 ANCIENT SOCIETY OF COLLEGE YOUTHS Saturday, 13 th August 1966 in 4 hours and 48 minutes 5280 C AMBRIDGE SURPRISE MAXIMUS Composed by Frederick Dench 1. Wilfred Williams 2. Edward Jenkins 3. William A. Theobald 4. Tudor P. Edwards 5. Kenneth J. Hesketh 6. Cyril Crossthwaite 7. John H. Fielden 8. John S. Mason 9. Ralph G. Edwards 10. Roger O. Fry 11. John A. Anderson 12. Peter Border Conducted by Wilfred Williams 3 CHESTER DIOCESAN GUILD Saturday, 18 th February 1967 in 4 hours and 30 minutes 5042 Y ORKSHIRE SURPRISE MAXIMUS 1. Edward Jenkins 2. Alan McFall 3. John Worth 4. Alexander J. Martin 5. C. Kenneth Lewis 6. Derek Butterworth 7. Jeffrey Brannan 8. Neil D. Lomas 9. Neil Bennett 10. Brian J. Woodruffe 11. Robert B. Smith Brian Harris 12. & Basil Jones Conducted by John Worth 4 LANCASHIRE ASSOCIATION OF CHANGE RINGERS Saturday, 12 th August 1967 in 4 hours and 38 minutes 5280 C AMBRIDGE SURPRISE MAXIMUS Composed by Gabriel Lindoff 1. John Robinson 2. Alan Sharples 3. Richard S. Starkie 4. J. Henry Fielden 5. Denis Latham 6. Charles A. S. Webb 7. Philip J. Crossthwaite 8. Derek Butterworth 9. Alan J. Frost 10. John H. Fielden 11. Neil D. Lomas Denis Mottershead 12. & Martin C. Faulkes Conducted by Denis Mottershead 5 LANCASHIRE A SSOCIATION OF CHANGE RINGERS Saturday, 17 th August 1968 in 4 hours and 37 minutes 5040 SPLICED SURPRISE MAXIMUS 40 methods: 144 each Albanian, Aldenham, Bedford, Belgrave, Brigstow, Cambridge, Deansgate, Feering, Gartree, Halifax, Lambeth, Langley, Lincolnshire, Lindsey, Manitoba, Newgate, Oldham, Pontefract, Prittlewell, Pudsey, Redfield, Rochester, Solihull, Southwark, Stoneygate, Superlative, Wembley, Wycombe, York, Yorkshire, 96 each Ashton, Belvoir, Londinium, Saskatchewan, Westminster, 48 each Conisbrough, Eldon, Kidderminster, Quex, Wigston, 104 changes of method. Composed by Neil Bennett 1. Basil Jones 2. Richard S. Starkie 3. Alan McFall 4. Neil Bennett 5. C. Kenneth Lewis 6. Derek Butterworth 7. Bernard F. L. Groves 8. Cyril Crossthwaite 9. F. John Nelson 10. Robert B. Smith 11. John H. Fielden Frederick Shallcross 12. & Jeffrey Brannan Conducted by Neil Bennett This is the greatest number of methods yet rung in a 12-bell peal. 6 ANCIENT S OCIETY O F COLLEGE Y OUTHS Saturday, 12 th October 1968 in 4 hours and 14 minutes 5019 S TEDMAN CINQUES Composed by Charles W. Roberts 1. Tudor P. Edwards 2. John E. Chilcott 3. Albert M. Tyler 4. Basil Jones 5. Edward P. Duffield 6. George W. Pipe 7. John S. Mason 8. Kenneth J. Hesketh 9. Wilfrid F. Moreton 10. Clifford A. Baron 11. Peter Border Wilfred Williams 12. & Walter Allman Conducted by Tudor P. Edwards First peal of Stedman Cinques on the bells. 7 LIVERPOOL UNIVERSITY SOCIETY OF C HANGE RINGERS Saturday, 22 nd February 1969 in 4 hours and 17 minutes 5019 S TEDMAN CINQUES Composed by John Carter 1. Cyril Crossthwaite 2. Susan D. Cowan 3. Richard S. Starkie 4. David V. Jenner 5. David F. Moore 6. David G. Wilford 7. Michael Pilgrim 8. Christopher K. Cooper 9. Geoffrey H. Pullin 10. Peter S. Bennett 11. John H. Fielden Jeffrey J. Fox 12. & John K. Foot Conducted by Cyril Crossthwaite 8 LANCASHIRE A SSOCIATION OF C HANGE RINGERS Saturday, 5 th April 1969 in 4 hours and 8 minutes 5007 S TEDMAN CINQUES Composed by John Chilcott 1. Brian Bladon 2. Andrew N. Stubbs 3. Elizabeth Timmins 4. Frank W. Lewis 5. Richard C. Stevens 6. Philip G. K. Davies 7. David W. Friend 8. Alan R. Patterson 9. David P. Hilling 10. Frederick E. Collins 11. Robert C. Kippin Michael P. Moreton 12. & D. John Hunt Conducted by Richard C. Stevens 9 LANCASHIRE A SSOCIATION OF C HANGE RINGERS Saturday, 23 rd August 1969 in 4 hours and 2 minutes 5007 S TEDMAN CINQUES Composed by Robert E. J. Dennis 1. Thomas H. Francis 2. Neil Bennett 3. Richard H. Youdale 4. Michael J. Best 5. R. Roger Savory 6. Frank L. Harris 7. John Hartless 8. Gwilym Salmon 9. Philip N. Tubbs 10. Edward J. Chivers 11. James A. D. Woolford Robert C. Kippin 12. & David E. House Conducted by Frank L. Harris 10 LANCASHIRE A SSOCIATION OF C HANGE RINGERS Saturday, 28 th February 1970 in 4 hours and 5 minutes 5007 S TEDMAN CINQUES Composed by Frederick E. Darby 1. Susan Rothera 2. Tudor P. Edwards 3. Charles P. Quartley 4. Keith W. Brown 5. David E. Rothera 6. Peter G. Brown 7. Ian C. Maycock 8. Robert E. J. Dennis 9. Kenneth J. Hesketh 10. Frank D. Mack 11. Peter Border James L. Towler 12. & Philip J. Rothera Conducted by Tudor P. Edwards 11 HERTFORD COUNTY ASSOCIATION Saturday, 25 th April, 1970 in 4 hours and 21 minutes 5007 S TEDMAN CINQUES Composed by J. M. Hadley Hunter 1. David C. Brown 2. Martin Green 3. Susan D. Cowan 4. Kenneth J. Darvill 5. David F. Moore 6. Robert E. Hardy 7. D. Paul Smith 8. Thomas J. Lock 9. A. James Phillps 10. John M. Jelley 11. John R. Mayne Philip Mehew 12. & Andrew W. R. Wilby Conducted by Kenneth J Darvill 12 LANCASHIRE ASSOCIATION OF CHANGE RINGERS Saturday, 22 nd August 1970 in 4 hours and 28 minutes 5042 C AMBRIGE SURPRISE M AXIMUS Composed by Peter Border 1. Dennis H. McCormick 2. John H. Fielden 3. Maryl R. Fielden 4. Martin E. Snape 5. John J. Durham 6. Robert A. Beresford 7. Geoffrey Fothergill 8. James E. Andrews 9. Cyril Crossthwaite 10. Dennis R. Jones 11. Jeffrey Brannan C. Barrie Dove 12. & Peter H. Gardner Conducted by John H. Fielden 13 LANCASHIRE ASSOCIATION OF CHANGE RINGERS Saturday, 17 th October 1970 in 4 hours and 6 minutes 5007 S TEDMAN CINQUES 1. Neil Donovan 2. Nigel Thomson 3. Elizabeth Stevens 4. Geoffrey C. Sparling 5. Martin E. Snape 6. Raymond J. Talbot 7. Jeremy P. Richardson 8. Norman Summerhayes 9. Dennis R. Jones 10. Richard C. Stevens 11. Clifford A. Baron Ernest F. Willcox 12. & Peter Brown Conducted by Richard C. Stevens 75th peal: 2 First on 12 and first of Stedman: 7 100th peal: Richard Stevens and Ernest Willcox. 14 LANCASHIRE ASSOCIATION OF CHANGE RINGERS Saturday, 25 th June 1977 in 3 hours and 15 minutes 5040 P LAIN BOB TRIPLES Composed by Colin E. J. Wyld 1. Peter L. Furniss 2. Angela C. Marsh 3. Barry Hale 4. Dennis R. Jones 5. Kenneth Edwards 6. Lenard J. Mitchell 7. David J. Bennett 8. John E. Blackley Conducted by David J. Bennett First Plain Bob Triples: 6. First peal on the front eight. By members of the Cathedral band for the Queen's visit to Liverpool, and as part of the Hope Street Festival. 15 ANCIENT SOCIETY OF COLLEGE YOUTHS Saturday, 17 th November 1991 in 3 hours and 24 minutes 5040 S TEDMAN TRIPLES Composed by John Pladdys 1. John Hyden 2. Lenard J. Mitchell 3. John Pladdys 4. D. Robert Pettifor 5. E. Alan Jacques 6. Peter G. C. Ellis 7. D. Paul Smith 8. Andrew B. Mills Conducted by John Pladdys For the 40th anniversary of the dedication of the bells. In November 1951, Lance-Corporal Alan Jacques of the Royal Military Police rang for the dedication of the new ring of 12 at Liverpool Cathedral. Forty years on he took part in an anniversary peal of Stedman Triples on the bells. 16 LANCASHIRE ASSOCIATION OF CHANGE RINGERS Saturday, 13 th August 1994 in 4 hours and 11 minutes 5015 G RANDSIRE CINQUES Composed by Thomas Hooley 1. Peter C. Randall 2. John Hyden 3. L. Martin Daniels 4. Andrew P. Sparling 5. Peter M. Benger 6. Colin Woods 7. Ernest W. Runciman 8. Darryl H. Bell 9. Peter L. Furniss 10. George H. Campling 11. Lenard J. Mitchell Tony Laughton 12. & Sandra Mitchell Conducted by Peter C. Randall First on 12: 4 First of Grandsire Cinques: 3 100th peal: 7 A 40th birthday compliment to Peter Furniss. 17 LANCASHIRE A SSOCIATION OF C HANGE RINGERS Monday, 8 th May 1995 in 3 hours and 13 minutes 5056 P LAIN BOB MAJOR Composed by John R. Pritchard 1. Nicholas Basson 2. Colin Woods 3. L. Martin Daniels 4. Ian T. Roche 5. Peter M. Benger 6. Ernest W. Runciman 7. Richard R. Moore 8. Lenard J. Mitchell Conducted by Lenard J.
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