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The Church Bells of Devon with a list of those in Cornwall BY Rev. H. T. Ellacombe File 02 – Appendix C (Inscriptions) Pages 90 to 161 This document is provided for you by The Whiting Society of Ringers visit www.whitingsociety.org.uk for the full range of publications and articles about bells and change ringing 9J THE CHURCH BELLS OF DEVON. APPENDIX C. THE INSCRIPTIONS ON THE BELLS In the Towers OJ all the Old Parish Churches in Devon, with the Diameter of each Bel! and the Note of the Tenor, including New Towe1·s 1oith Peals, and Old Pa1-ish Turrets or Bell Oot3, with the Name of th~ Saint to 'whom the Church is Dedicated. Nou.-The Numbers between [ 1 refer to tho Cuts. A, at the foot, means in good order; B, Bad orJer; C, Clean ; !5, Dirty. The Date is when the Tower was visited. No Diana. No 1. ABBOTS BICKING1'0N. ln. 3. ABBOTSKERSWELL. S.Jama. S. Mary. 1 .$~~¢ ~:& t;~ la:lU :&L [ +48] 23 1 IOHN + TVLL .;. IOHN .;. GOTHAM ·:· 3%J 2 [+a] :A m )(~ :Afl; ¢~X$ + • 26! CHVRCH ·:· WARDENS. ·:· I. Q P . + (Backwards.) 1664 2 RICILillD .;. SCOBEL .;. MARY .;. SH.ARS 36 3 Plain 29 .;. WARDE:SS. 1705. T. P. B, B, D. Juue 22, 1865 D 3 PETER .;. YEABSLEY .;. IOBN .;. POPE+ 38 CHVRCH WARDENS .;. T. Q P . •;. G 1637 A. July 6, 1866. 2. ABBOTSHAM. S. Helm. 4. ALLINGTON EAST. 1 SOLI DEO ... DETER GLORYA 32 s . .A.ndmD. T Q P 1631 1 CAST BY IOBN WARNER & SONS, 30 LONDON, 18C1, REV0 · H. R. FORTESCUE, 36 2 ( +41] llil [o49] ~~L4ii.$ [o47] )(~~I$ IDNISTER. o ~:&.$tf>~:&~ o ~:AmP... 't~)( o 2 E.o F. A. R ..;. EDWARD SLVTE, GENT. ;. 32 l{f)llf}(~~I.$ lOaN MVRCH, CH. WARDENS. 1723 These nre most beautifully formed letters. 3 EDMVNDUS [\Jl] FORTESCUE, ARMIGER. 33! 3 SOLI DEO DETVR. GLORIA oW : W.T.S. : 38 IOH.Am"'ES EGERTON, RECTOR. E. o S. I t B : W t S W L t I Q P 1674 ; I . M. W D S ; C. Q P. 1723 4 This is a very fine toned bell, the casting is very 40 4 E. FORTESGl'E, ESQ. [\Jl) EDWARD [\Jl] 36 dift'erent from all others. The words are set SLVTE, GENT. JOHN l!URCH, CHURCH­ in reversely, and are repeated nine times G~ WARDEN. C Q P I Q P 1733 amnJ)OWJ. illVUJ)OW3} ih11UJ)OUU} TIMOTHY NORRIS & NOAH ![A.NN. itanifomel illWJJOUUl J!tafinomtl PHILLIP PILLAGE, IUNR. J!tanifomel J!tBnffomd J!tanffomd 6 EDMUNDUS [IJ1) FORTESCUE,ARMIG.[\J1] 41 There is no initial cro&B. The first three words JOHANNES EGERTON, RECT. : E. ('C}l] are u{JBide down, the nen is backwards, the next 18 upeide down, the nen is backwards, SLOUTE : I. : M. : C Q P + I Q P G and eo are the nen three. 1723 + D : 0 : M : S. B. .J.ug 23, 1864, A.14g. 80, 1866 B, D. .J.ugun 17, 1864. THE CHURCH BELLS OF DEVON. 91 :No 5. ALPHINGTON. o::_-. ., No! 8. ALVINGTON WEST. S. Micllatl. ..1.11 &inu. 1 EDWARD COLLYNS, ESQR. &: MR. THOMAS 26l 1 BRIDGET MARY ILBERT, AGED 6. 30 S.ARELL, CH. W. WILLIAJrl HAYNE, FRANCES ILBERT, AGED 4. GIVEN GENT. o T. B. F. 1749 BY CATHARINE ILBERT, 1776. T. Q 2 Ditto 271 BILBIE, FECIT. 3 Ditto 29l 2 IOHN BICKFORD &: EDWARD REED, 31 4 Ditto 33 CHURCHWARDENS. T Q B Q F. 1776. 6 Ditto WILLOUGHBY ILBERT, AGED 1. 6 Nil 36 ~ 3 PETER ILBERT, AGED 9. MR. RICHARD 33 7 Nil 39 !AGO SQUIRE, T Q B Q CULLOliPTON, 8 THE REVEREND :MR. IOHN PITMAN, FECIT, 1776. EDWARD COLLYNS, GENT., &: lf:R. ' 4 PEREGRINE ILBERT, 10, THOMAS PYLE. 34 F # I THOMAS SARELL, CH : WARDENS. VICAR, MR. RICHARD SQVIRE, Q Q WILLIAM HAYNE, GENT. FOR CHRIST I T. BILBIE, FECIT, 1776 IDS FLOCK I ALOUD DO CALL, TO I 6 WILLIAM ROOPE ILBERT, AGED 12. 37 CONFESS THEIR SINS &: BE P ARDOND ROOPE ILBERT, AGED 11. ROGER ALL. T. BILBIE CAST US ALL, 1749. PRIDEAUX, GENT. CATHARINE, IDS March 6, 1749, a Licence was decreed by the WIFE, SISTER OF WII.UAM ILBERT, Bishop, to set up a ring of eight bella in the place ESQ. T Q BQ FECIT, 1776 of five, one of which was broken. 6 IOHN LUSCOMBE, ESQ. WILLIAM R. IL­ A, C. Octol>er 31, 1864. BERT ESQ. FRANCIS ILBERT IDS WIFE I TO THE CHURCH '!'HE LIVING CALL, AND TO THE GRAVE DO SUMMON ALL. WILLIAM ELFORD ILFORD, ESQ. 6. ALVERDISCOTT. THOMAS BILBIE, FECIT, 1776 .dll Samt4. A, C. Oetol>er 6, 1866. 1 THO . BRENTON t IOHN t PIDLIPS, 28l CH. WARDENS. C Q P 1766 9. ANSTEY EAST. 2 [+a] $¢~ Illl~ '~'ft 'ftE$ ~~~ 31 8. Micllatl. ]i\~~ liHfllU$ 1 [ + 1] 1JDee mea fJifJa bepcliD cunta uocfua 3 [+a] $~'ft(t) ~,.'It ~;t ~I Jt ~~Jt 36 ldl1 oi1 plaublt A most beautiful and clean sharp casting, maiden ]i\~{f) 'ft~~I$ D bell with beuderick. B, D. JuM 20, 1866. 2 [ + 1] Ditto ditto 3 THOMAS BLACKMORE, CHVRCHWARDEN, 1619. T QP 7. ALWINGTON. 4 ;file meliDt bcre nDn sub ere. R. S. S . .A.ndrew. Maiden bell, bad casting. B. Jlq 4, 1865. A [ +19] <;Ittfl~U I'ft E~¢:&It$I$ li>Etfl (Crowned letters : aee Fig. 3, Pl. vi.) 10. ANSTEY WEST. 2 [ + 18] santa matia. t.g. 8. P,trock. t.g. may be initial of founder. 3 WILLIAM : BRUTON : GENT : WILLIAM 1 Broken, the head and Bhoulders gone, all lying 27 36 on the tloor MEADOW : GENT. : (66] THOMAS 2 THOMAS LOCK ; CH ; WARDEN : THOMAS 30l BLEKE : RECTOR : RICHARD BILBIE, FECIT. 1779 COFFIN : ESQ. : IOHN COLLAErr 3 [ + 3] jl!lfltrciUs tattis npleat nOJ m£a 33l IOHN : HOCKERIDGE : WARDENS Jobannis t Q n 1712 Canons broken. 42 4 [ +18] maria [ +1s] 1anrta Dta ptD [+Is] 4 RICHARD + SNOW + CHVRCH 38 twbfs [ + 18] t. g. WARDEN + I Q P 1664 B,D. .A.ugud 23, 1864. G B, D. Mag4, 1866 . 92 THE CHURCH BELLS 01<' DEVON. No DiaDt. No I>ica. 11. ARLINGTON. ln. 14. ASHBURY. J..a. S. Jame&. 8. Mary. 27 1 DOMINI EST TERRA. CAJ\TTATE DOMINI. [ + 3] Il!tE.$~.$ C. PANNELL & Co., 18.55 (Letters, Plate vi.) 2 JUBILATE DEO VOX HARMONIJE. C. 28~ I 2 PHILIP WOOLCOMBE, CLERK, WARDE + PAN NELL & Co. 1855 I~ P 1721 3 C. PANNELL & Co. FOUNDERS, EXETER. 30 I 3 [ + 3] .$. ¢l!f.ttQ;E:R.rn~ 21 1855. CONSERVA ME DOMINE. (See letters, Plate vi.) 32 4 C. PANNELL & Co., FOUNDERS, EXETER. This is the only bell hung up, the other two are D# 1855 on the second floor, and are suppoeed to have 5 DOMINUS NOSTER REFUGIUAI. rl.EV. H . 36 been there since 1767, when the tower was damaged by lightning. I. CHICHESTER, RECTOR. L. ROCKHEY, B. 1lag1B, 1865. H. YEO, WARDENS. C. PANNELL & Co., FOUNDERS. 15. ASHCOMBE. 6 PEETAS :MORS ATQUE VOLUPTAS NOS 39 RESONARE IUBENT. REV 0 lAMES 8. N6Ctanru. HAMILTON CHICHESTER, IOHN G# 1 DANIELL 0 CLIFF 0 CHVRCHWARDEN 0 30 ROCKHEY, HENRY YEO, CHURCH­ MORDECAI 0 COCKEY 0 CAST 0 ME 0 WARDENS, 1856. C. PANNELL & Co., IN TOTNES 0 1686 EXETER. (Vine lea'l'es and grape frieze above. Fig. 86). A, C. &p. 29, 1864. 2 [ + 1 ] lPtattge bitga pia qwrss conbaco ~amta jllaria 12. ASHBURTON. (Not a clean casting.) 8 • .41Ulrew. 3 G ·!· P ~ HALLALV +I·!· A+ 1607 ·!· 36 (A very high shouldered bell.) 1 THE GIFr OF THE RT. HONBLB. SIR WM· 33l YONE, BART· AND KNT. OF THE A, c. July 8, 18&4. A BATH, AND IOHN HARRIS, OF RAINE, ESQ. 16. ASHPRINGTON. [0 14, 16, O Plate viii. on the waist.] 8. Dat7id. 2 Ditto, ditto; also THOMAS LESTER, OF 35 LONDON MADE ME IENY· THE 17, 1740 i 1 THOS. MEARS, LATE LESTER, PACK, & 28 [014, 16 0 on the waist.] CHAPMAN, OF LONDON, FECIT, 1790 3 THE GIFT OF THE RT· HONBLE. SIR WM· 37l 2 Ditto, ditto - 30 YONGE, BART. AND KNIGT OF THE 3 Ditto, ditto - 31 BATH; AND OF IOHN BARRIS OF 4 Ditto, ditto - 33 BAYN, ESQ. THOMAS LESTER OF 5 Ditto, ditto - 36 LONDON MADE US ALL All maiden bells. 4 Ditto Ly whom given, and two coats as on the D. .J.ug. 17, 1866. A second. 6 Ditto, by whom given. 1740. RECAST, 1844. 44 WM· MARSH, VICAR. W. A. COCKEY, 17. ASHREIGNY. CHURCHWARDEN. BY W. PANNEL 8. Jame&. AND SON, CULLOMPTON 1 JOHN BABBAGE & WJLLM. COLE, C. 27 6 Ditto, by whom given, &c., 1HO. 48! WNS· 1826 Weight 22 0 4 Incised. 2 W & I T 1826 28 A. JU111 16, 1866; Jfay16, 1866. F 3 1826 30 4 A W & I TAYLOR, OXFORD, FECERUNT, 31 13. ASHFORD. 1826 s. Peter. 5 THOMAS MEARS, FOUNDERS, LONDON, 33 1841 1 [ + 19] !;¢¢!; ~<;;TH~$ ltlEI - 28l ?rfR. IOHN BAB:JAGE, } Letters, Plate vi., a longer letter than the 2nd. MR· W. COLES, CHURCHWARDENS. 2 [ +21] $~~¢~!; I{f)~lift~E.$ (f):R.~ 32 (Engraved.) ~:R.tt' ~ tt'lai.$ 6 THIS PEAL WAS RECAST BY W & I (Crowned letters, Plate vi., Fig. 3.) TAYLOR, OXFORD, 1826 A B. .dug. 23rcl, 1866, 8q1. 26, 18€4. D,A. .4ugrut 4, 1866 THE CHURCH BELLS OF DEVON. 93 No Dlam. No 18. ASHTON. Diam. ln. 21. ATHERINGTON. In, 8. Neetamu. 8 .•Vary. 1 WILLIAM GODFREY, GENT., I. P ! C. P. 261 1 I P C P 1786 29 1787 2 I P C P 1786 30 ~ I . P i C.
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    Devon County Council HTM/12/42 Report on Severe Weather Event 7 th July 2012 Synopsis On Friday 6 th July at 18:30 a RED warning was issued for the risk of severe disruption to Devon and Cornwall on Saturday 7 th July due to surface water and river flooding. This was an update to previous yellow and amber warnings issued earlier in the day. In the event, 45 to 90mm fell in parts of South Devon and 45-120mm fell in parts of East Devon according to the Environment Agency. Two severe flood warnings were issued for the River Yealm and the River Axe and a further 27 other flood warnings were issued, predominantly in South, Mid and East Devon. Current reports are suggesting that over 140 properties were affected by the flooding in Devon, but similar previous events suggest that this number will rise in time. Weather Radar 03:05 7 th July 2012 (courtesy of Meteogroup) Over 272 incidents were logged over the weekend the majority being on the Saturday morning after the main rainfall overnight on Friday. The Strategic Co-ordinating Group (Emergency services, local authorities, EA and Met Office) mobilised on Friday evening and Police Silver Control was active during Saturday to co-ordinate the multi-agency response. Further warnings are in place for potential further rain impacts on Wednesday to Friday, and these warnings are being carefully monitored – see overleaf. -1- Devon County Council DCC’s Flood Risk Management, Highways and Emergency Planning Teams are working closely with the District Councils and the Environment Agency to coordinate a full response.
  • CHURCH of ENGLAND DEVON Prayers

    CHURCH of ENGLAND DEVON Prayers

    CHURCH OF ENGLAND DEVON Prayers Sun 1st – Sat 7th May In this week when we celebrate Rogation (1st) we pray – “Creator God, you made the goodness of the land, the riches of the sea and the rhythm of the seasons; as we thank you for the harvest, may we cherish and respect this planet and its peoples, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen” 1. For the Littleham cum Exmouth with 6. In our link with Thika in Kenya we Lympstone Mission Community, their are asked to pray with our friends for clergy James Hutchings, Benedict their country as they enter the election Cambridge, Maureen Douglas and Sid campaign period, that peace may not be Humphries, Reader Demelza Henderson, compromised. and for all who live and worship in 7. We pray for all those leading and attending Lympstone and Littleham Cum Exmouth. the Safeguarding Training today and for all 2. Pray for the Ivybridge Deanery, Rural the other training sessions this month on Dean Freddy Denman and Treasurer Chris 11th, 21st and 23rd. Lock and for all involved in the work of the deanery. 3. For the Marlborough Mission Community, their clergy Daniel French and Faith Cully and for all who live and worship in Salcombe, Malborough with South Huish. 4. Pray for Kate Dulling Headteacher of Rackenford VA Primary School. 5. On Ascension Day we pray – Risen Christ, you have raised our human nature to the throne of heaven: help us to seek and serve you, that we may join with you at the Father’s side, where you reign with the Spirit in glory, now and for ever.