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St John the Evangelist,
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The First Peal of Superlative
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was one consisting of 5056 changes which |
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Was rung on Wednesday Sept 3rd 1913 |
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In 2 hours & 59 minutes by the following members |
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of the above association |
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tenor 15 cwt |
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John Holman |
Treble |
Maurice Ward |
5th |
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Richard W Collier |
2nd |
Francis Ward |
6th |
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Joseph Atkin |
3rd |
William S. Plant |
7th |
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Sam Thomas |
4th |
Charles Haynes |
Tenor |
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Composed by Charles H. Hattersley |
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Conducted by Sam Thomas |
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composition has the bells reversed in 5-6 without recourse to bobs
before with 4th, 5th and 6th exclusively in 6ths place, and is believed to be the first peal rung on this plan. It was also the first peal of Superlative on the bells, and the first Surprise peal by all except the ringers of the treble and 4th. The conductor has now called a peal in a difierent method from each bell in this tower. |
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BN32:1641:332 |
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