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LEADING BELL FOUNDERS
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OF TH E
Suffolk Guild of RingersFO R T H E Mi
Diocese of St. Edmundsbury
and Ipswich for
1924,AND
LIS T OF PEALS RU-NG;ALSO T H E
RULES AND LIST OF MEMBERSFOR TH E Y EA R
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REPORTOF
T h e Suffolk Guild of Ringers
F O R T H E
Diocese of St. Edmundsbury
and Ipswich for 1924 ,
List of Peals Rung ;
A L S O T H E
Rules and List of Members for the year
1925.
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OFFICERS OF THE GUILD.Elected 1925.
Patron :The R ig h t R ev. the L ord B ishop— D r. W . G. W hittingham .
President :T he A rchdeacon of S udbury— T h e Ven. W . T . Farm iloe, M .A.
Vice-President:T he A rchdeacon of Suffolk— Ven. J. G. R . D arling, M .A.
Ringing Master :Mr. C. J. Sedgley, 14 Suffolk R oad, Ipswich.
Treasurer :Mr. C. E. Fisher, Ufford.
Secretary :R ev. H . D rake, U ffofd, W oodbridge.
Committee :R ev. R . L . Gardner, V icar of E xn in g ; Mr. S. Sym onds (Asst. Sec.), Laven ham ; Mr. C. F. B ailey, Leiston ; Mr. E . E . Poppy, Stoke A sh ;
Mr. Chas. Mee, Sproughton ; Mr. W . Burgess, H adleigh.
District Secretaries :I. M ildenhall Mr. P. Fordham , K in gsw ay.2. B u ry St. Edm unds Mr. J. Ghinery, 51 G arland Street.3 - L aven ham * . . Mr. A . Sym onds, 41 M arket Lane.4 - Clare Mr. D an G ridley, N ethergate.5 - Sudbury Mr. A. W . S cott, 49 G regory Street.6. H adleigh M r. T. Reed, N orm an’s Farm , H intlesham7- Beccles Mr. R . J. G oate, Sm allgate.8. E y e Mr. H . J. D ay, B rew ery R oad.9 - D ebenham Mr. W . C. R um sey, Debenham .ga. H alesw orth M r. John B arter, Reydon, Southw old.
10. Southw old Mr. F . W . N aunton, W rentham .11. S tow m arket Mr. B . Chilvers, Cotton.12. Fram lingham Mr. John H all, College R oad.13- Saxm undham Mr. Geo. W ilson, 41 V a lle y R oad, Leiston.14- W oodbridge Mr. C. E. Fisher, Ufford.15- Ipsw ich . . Mr. G. E . Sym onds, 28 C hevallier Street.
Representatives on the Central Council :Mr. Ch. Mee, R ev. H. D rake, Mr. Er. E . Pop p y, Mr. H . J. D ay.
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R E P O R T for the year 1924 .
Steady progress has still to be recorded in the matters which concern our Guild. Not only have our numbers increased, but new members are coming in from towers not formerly interested in Change Ringing, while several new rings (e.g. St. Mary le Tower, Ipswich, Long Melford, Wilby) have been repaired and made available.
Appeals for help in teaching ringing or re-hanging bells have been received from the following, among others : Buxhall, Metfield, Hartest, Assington, and Hepworth. Instructors have been provided at Preston and Cowlinge, and new bands started, the latter is, I believe, still making good progress.
The list of members will be found to have been differently arranged, in that those who have rung peals are now put in a separate list. It has not been found possible this year to include the numbers of peals rung by members in the former ringing Societies, whether this should be attempted in future issues is for the Guild to decide ; but there are practical difficulties in the way of making such a list correct, and if it is not to be more correct than it has been it would be best omitted.
Last year we were able to record all the new compositions. This year they have been so many that it has only been possible to print those of outstanding interest, but the Ringing Master has inaugurated a book, entitled, the “ S U F F O L K G U IL D C O L L E C T IO N O F C O M PO SIT IO N S ,” in which every new composition will be entered carefully, as it is rung.
The only death among our members . that has been notified is that of Mr. Charles Cutting, of Woodbridge. His health had been gradually failing, and it is long since he rang a peal, but he was always interested in our Guild.— R.I.P.
It is to be hoped that all our members will stir up their District Secretaries to hold meetings in their neighbourhood. Unless this is done the Society cannot do its work. Some of our Secretaries have done splendid work this year. W hy not all ?
Signed on behalf of the Committee,W . T. F A R M IL O E ,
April 13th, 1 9 2 5 . President.
Statement of Accounts for the year ending December 31st, 1924.
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LIST OF PEALS RUNG up to Dec. 31st, 1924..
RINGING MASTER’S REPORT.
The Peals rung by the Guild, as shown on another page,
total go in a good variety of method?.. Thanks to the efforts of
the Leiston and Debenham bands, there is a specially good list
of Surprise peals, no less than eight different kinds of. these
methods having been rung. It is doubtful if any other Ringing
Society in the country can show as good a list.
The peal of Stedman Triples at Lavenham, the first on
these famous bells by a local band, is noted with pleasure,
perhaps this success will prove a stepping stone to higher
things. Another outstanding effort is the London Surprise at
Helmingham, the band are to be congratulated. The first
peal of Stedman ever rung on handbells in the county town is
worthy of note. Our six-bell members have not been quite so
busy in the past year, but perhaps this is only a temporary
lapse, and this year will see a revival.
C H A R L E S J. S E D G L E Y ,
March i oth, 1925. . : Ringing Master.
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INSTRUCTORS.
The Committee was asked at Easter to prepare a list of ' instructors. The following contains all the names sent in by District Secretaries, and includes those who have instructed Companies in the past, as well as those who are prepared to do so in the future :—
Ch. F. Bailey, Leiston.P. Fordham, Kingsway, Mildenhall.A. Macro, Thetford.B. Sharpe, Barton’s Yard, Newmarket.Ar. Symonds, 41, Market Lane, Lavenham.St. H. Symonds, Church Street, Lavenham.Geo. Wilson, 41, Valley Road, Leiston.
Members are asked to send in further names to make the list complete.
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PEAL RINGERS.
*9 24 'Total. i024TotalAblitt, Chas. 1 Crickmer, Hector W . 1Ablitt, Geo. W. *6 11 Crickmer, Wm. G. I 3Ambrose, Ernest J. i 1 Cross, Geo. H. ... 8 8Arbin, H. S. 1Arnold, Walter ... 3 6 Day, George R., Ipswich ... 1 1
Day, Hubert, Eye 1 1Bailey, Allen F., Leiston ... i 2 Dennis, T . Reg... 2Bailey, Chas. F., Leiston 22 36 Dent, Reg. 1 2Bailey, Edgar H., Leiston ... T3 22 Dorling, A, 1Bailey, Ernest S., Leiston ... *7 3 o Dorling, H. 1Bailey, George, Leiston II 17 Duffield, Edward P. 10 10Bailey, James M., Leiston ... 21 35 Durrant, James 10 HBailey, Leonard P., Leiston... 8 11Bailey, Chas., Wrentham ... I 1 Elliott, Wm., Kelvedon 1Bailey, Edgar, Wrentham .. 4 9 Evans, Sam. 2 2Bailey, Ernest, Wrentham ... i 5 Everett, Preston 1Bailey, NormanR., Aldburgh 5 8Bale, Leonard W . 1 Fayers, Wm. 1 1Ballum, A . E. 1 Famish, Geo. 3 3Baybut, S. T. ... 1 Filby, Geo- 1Beckwith, Ernest W. ... 2 Filby, Jacob 1Bennett, Geo. 6 9 Finch, Geo. 2Bennett, James ... 4 4 Fisher, Chas. E. 1 7Berry, Alphseus 5 9 Fisher, Frank L. 6Betts, James 2 4 Fleming, Albert 7 8Bonsey, Rev. F. R. I 1 Fleming, Geo. ... 9 9Bo well, A If. I 1 Fleuty, James ... - ... 2Brett, Les. G. ... 26 3 6 Ford, Jack 1Briggs, S. 1 Fordham, Percy 1Brown, Geo., Thornham 3Brown, James G. C., Elveden I 1 Garrett, John, Badingham ... 1Brown, Walter, Bramford ... I 1 Garrett, Wm. P., Ipswich ... *6 10Brown; W. J. G., Laxfield ... 2 4 Gillingham, H. Chas. 5 8Brundle, Robt. H. 3 3 Gillingham, Jack 1 2Brunning, Fredk. I 1 Gooch, John 4 5Bull, Wm. G. ... 1 Gowers, Rob. 1 1Burgess, Wm. ... I 1 Grimes, Er. E. ... 8 18Burrows, Wm. ... I 1 Grimwood, Bert 1 1Button, Wm. J. ... 3 3 Grindle, Ed. G. ... 5 ti
Groom, Wm. J. ... 12 23Catchpole, Chas. A. 8 10 Gynn, Albert 1 1Cattermole, Geo. 3 4Catterwell, A. ... 3 5 Haggar, John C. G. 1 3Chappell, Thos. 12 . 21 Hall, Harry 6 9Chenery, Thos. ... 3 5 Hall, John 3 6Chinery, James ... 2 Hambling, Ed. . 1 1Claydon, Frank 3 Harding, Ed. J., sen. 1 1Clover, Wm. 2 4 Hardy, Rob. ... j 1Collins, David ... 1. 1 Harris, Josiah ... 5 1 5
PEAL RINGERS, continued.
1924 Total.Hayward, Fred. 2 3 Pepper, HoraceHibbins, Ed. G. 4 Pilgrim, Jack ...Howard, Chas, ... 1 ; Pilgrim, RoyHoward, Wm. ... . ... 1 Polley, Robt. J..........
Poppy, Er, E. ...Jarvis, Walter ... ,... I 1 Potter, Percy ... ...
Poulson, Fred. A.Keeble, Alfred, Leiston II 17 ; Poulson, LaurenceKeeble, Wm., Feering 3 6 Poulson, Wm. R. JohnKerridge, Victor E. 1 1 Price, TonyKinsey, Fred. 1 1 Pryke, Geo.Kinsey, W,m. 1 , 1 Pulling, A If. H. ... , ...
Lanbam, Ernest E. 7 JO Read, DavidLarter, John 4 12 Richold, Harry ...Last, Wm. T. ... 13 21 Rickwood, .Wm.Lathbury, Reg. ... 1 Ridgewell, Fred.Lee, Geo. 1 10 Rivers, Alf. G., Cambridge...Leeks, Fred. L. ... ... 1 1 Rivers, Edgar, Sproughton .Levitt, Fred. 5 Rivers, Leslie, Sproughton ..Lindoff, Gabriel 1 Rodwell, Fred. ...Lilley, Geo. 1 Rogers. F'red. W .Ling, Alderman, senr. r Rolfe, FrankLing, Alderman, junr. 2 Roope, Fred. J. ...
Roper, Harry ... Rowe, Geo. S.
Lister, Harry 1 1 .
Mann, Chas. R. ... 1 2 Rowe, Sydney C.Mann, Fred. G. ... 1 1 Rumsey, Jas. G., Leiston ...Maulden, Willoughby 2 2 Rumsey, Wm, C., Debenh’mMaxim, Arthur ... 3 5 Rose, Wm,May, Percy 3 Ruffles, FrankMee, Chas. 1. 3 Ruffles, Walter ...Mee, Geo. W . ... 1Mee, Harry J. ... 1 2 Sadler, John, Great TeyMiller, Walter ... 1 Sadler, W alter, FeeringMoore, Arthur E., Bury 1 5
1Salter, Fred.
More, Geo., Clare 1 Sampson, Chas.Mortlock, Fred. 4 5 Saunders, Arthur
Sedgley, Chas. J.Naunton, Albert J. L. 5 16 Shade, Isaac G.Naunton, Francis W. 5 16 . Shorter, Miss V.Nicholls, W alter C. 1 Shufflebotham, Andrew .Nicholls, William C. 1 Slater, Theo.Nunn, Chas. 3 3 ■ Smith, Arthur E., Blaxhall...
Smith, Henry G., Blaxhall ..Parker, Chas. ... 7 7 Smith, Wm., Blaxall . ...Parker, Percy ... 1 1 Smith, Fred- J-, Aldebro’ ...Paul, Jas. W. 1 1 Smith, Hobart E., Ipswich ...Paul,-Walter G. 1 1 Smy, Jas.Paul, William ... 1 1 Souter, John
PEAL RINGERS, continued.
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1924 Total. 1924 TotalSparrow, Walter I I Wade, Fred. 4 9Spencer, John 4 14 Ward, Wm. A . ... IStagg, T. t Watling, Fred. ... I IStannard, Geo. .. 2 Watson, Alf. H., Badingham 2Stannard, Wm., Bury 2 Watson, Wm.. Bury ISteggalls, Philip I Whiting, David I ISymonds, Arthur, Lavenham 10 15 Whiting, Ernest, Pulham .... I ISymonds, Maurice,Lavenh’m ' 2 5 Whiting, Geo. Heimingham 6 8Symonds, Stedman H„ Whittle, Keith ... I I
Lavenham 10 17 Wiffen, Geo., Braintree 2Symonds, Geo. E., Ipswich ... -8 L3 Wiffen, Lewis W., Braintree 2 5
Wightman, Alfred S.,Tatlender, l'hos. H. I I Cretingham I 4Tillett, Fred. J., Ipswich 5 6 Wightman, Leslie C.,Tillett, Wm., Ipswich 2 4 Cretingham <9 32Todd, Henry I Wightman, David G.,Turner, Chas. D., Elveden ... I I Brandeston 2Turner, Frank.A., Lavenham 7 I I Wightman, Geo. A., Cratheld I 3
Wilson, Geo. 12 19Underwood, Wm. I I Woodcock, Chas. 2 3
Woods, Percival 4 8Vincent, D. I
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Peals Rung by the Suffolk Guild.
Oxford Treble Bob Royal1924. Total
2
Kent „ „ — 1Plain Bob Royal I 1
Stedman Caters ... 2 2London Surprise Major 6 10
Bristol „ 5 7Lancashire ,, — 1Edinburgh „ — 1Rochester ,, 2 2Guildford „ 2 2Cambridge „ 9 17NewCambridge,, 2 2Superlative „ 8 12Norfolk ,, 2 2Yorkshire „ I 1Double Norwich C.B. Major 13 22Oxford Treble Bob „ 2 6Kent ,, „ ... 6 8Plain Bob Major 2 I I
Stedman Triples 5 I I
Grandsire ,, 6 6Surprise Minor, 7 methods . . . --- - 2Minor, 8 methods — I
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LIST OF PEALS.
No. 7 7 — LEISTON. On Thursday, Jan uary 3rd, 1924, in tw o hours and fifteen m inutes, in the belfry of St. M argaret’s Church.
A Peal of Double Norwich Court Bob Major, 5,088 changes.Tenor size 16 in A.
Jam es M. B a ile y ................ 1-2 E rn est S. B a i l e y .................. 5-6Charles F . B a i l e y .............. 3-4 E d gar H. B a ile y ................ 7~8
Com posed b y A . K nights. Conducted b y Chas. F. B ailey.
W itness : Mr. Self.
N .D .A . R eport No. 2552.
No. 78.— LEISTON (St. M argaret’s Society). On Saturday, Jan uary 5th, 1924, in three hours and six minutes, a t the Church of St. M argaret.
A Peal of London Surprise Major, 5,088 changes.Tenor 20J cw t.
Jam es M. B a ile y ................ T reble George W ilson ..................... 5A lfred K e e b le ....................... 2 E rnest S. B a i l e y ................... 6Jam es G. R u m s e y .............. 3 Charles Sam pson ................. 7E d gar H . B a ile y ................ 4 Charles F. B a i l e y ............Tenor
Com posed b y G abriel Lindoff. Conducted b y Chas. F. B ailey.S.G .C.C . No. 19.
No. 79.— WRENTHAM (Southwold D istrict). On Saturday, Jan uary 12th, 1924, in tw o hours and forty-four minutes, a t the Church of S t. Nicholas.
A Peal of Minor, 5,040 changes.B ein g 720 each of Cam bridge and N orw ich Surprise, W oodbine, K e n t and O xford T reble B ob, D ouble C ourt and D ouble Oxford.
Tenor 10J cwt.John L a rter ......................T reble Frederick W a d e ................... 4A lbert J. L . N aunton . . . . 2 George Lee ............................ 5E d gar B a ile y ....................... 3 Francis W . N aunton . . Tenor
Conducted b y Francis W . Naunton.
No. 80.— LEISTON. On T uesday, Jan uary 15th, 1923, in tw o hours and forty-one minutes, in the belfry of St. M argaret’s Church.
A Peal of Bob Royal, 5,040 changes.T enor size 18 in G.
Jam es M. B a ile y .............. 1-2 E rn est S. B a i l e y ................. 5-6Charles F . B a i l e y ......... 3-4 Charles Sam pson ............... 7-8
E d gar H. B a i l e y ............ 9-10
Com posed b y E d w ard Francis. Conducted b y Chas. F. B ailey. W itness G. W ilson.
N .D .A . R ep ort No. 527.
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A Peal of Superlative Surprise Major, 5,056 changes.
No. 81.—LEISTON. On Satu rd ay, Jan uary 19th, 1924, in three hoursand three m inutes, a t the C hu rch of S t. M argaret.
T enor 20 j- cw t. in E.
A lfred K e e b l e ................... George B a i l e y ............ .......... 5Jam es G. R u m sey . . . . . . Jam es M. B a ile y . . . .......... 6E rn est S. B a ile y ............ • • 3 E d gar H. B a ile y . . . .......... 7Clr.-Sgt. J. B en n ett . . . . • • 4 Charles F . B a ile y . . . . Tenor
Com posed b y G abriel Lindoff. Conducted b y C. F. B ailey.N .D .A . R ep ort No. 2154.
No. 82.— FRAMSDEN. On M onday, Jan u ary 21st, 1924, in tw o hours and fifty-eigh t m inutes, a t the Church of St. M ary.
A Peal of Cambridge Surprise Major, 5,024 changes.
T en or 16 cwt.George W h itin g ................... T rebleGeorge B en n ett ................... 2George P r y k e .......................... 3E rnest E . G r im e s ................
Com posed b y J. W . Parker.
Leslie G. B r e t t ..................... 5Sgt. J. B en n ett, R .M . . . . . 6T . W illiam L a s t . . . ............ 7E rn est E . Lan ham . . . . Tenor
C onducted b y T. W Last.“ R inging W o rld ,” F eb ru ary 16th, 1923.
No. 83.— FRAMLINGHAM. On W ednesday, Jan u ary 23rd, 1924, dn three hours and five m inutes, a t the Church of St. Michael.
A Peal of Double Norwich Court Bob Major, 5,088 changes.
V icto r E . K erridge
Tenor 16 cwt.
............ T reble
2 qr. 4 lb.
W illou gh b y E. M aulden • ■ 5Leslie C. W ightm an .......... 2 Leslie G. B r e t t ................. . . 6W illiam C. R um sey ......... 3 Clr.-Sgt. J. B en n ett . . .,. ... 7H arry H a ll ................ ......... 4 John H all ..................... T enor
Com posed b y George H. Cross. Conducted b y W . C. Rum sey.
S .G .C .C . No. 20.
No. 84.— LEISTON. On S atu rd ay, Jan uary 26th, 1924, in tw o hours and tw elve minutes, in th e B elfry of St. M argaret’s Church.
A Peal of Kent Treble Bob Major, 5,088 changes.
T en or size 16 in A.
Jam es M. B a ile y .............. 1-2 E rn est S. B a i l e y ................. 5-6Charles F. B a i l e y .............. 3-4 E d gar H. B a ile y . . . . . . , 7-8
Com posed b y Chas. H. H attersley. Conducted b y C. F. B ailey.“ R in gin g W o rld ,” J u ly 12th, 1912, page 21.
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A Peal 0! Minor, 5,040 changes.B ein g 720 each of W oodbine T reble Bob, O xford Single Bob, Cam bridge Surprise, Plain B ob, O xford T reble B ob and tw o 720's of K e n t T reble B ob called differently. T enor 12 cwt.
E rn est E . L a n h a m .............. T reble Leslie G. B re tt ................... 4George B en n ett ................... 2 George W . A b litt .............. 5George P r y k e ......................... 3 Clr.-Sgt. J .B en n ett,R .M . Tenor
Conducted b y Clr.-Sgt. J. B ennett, R.M .
No. 86.— LEISTON. On T uesday, F ebru ary 5th, 1924, in tw o hours and ten m inutes, in the B elfry of St. M argaret’s Church.
A Peal of Double Norwich Court Bob Major, 5,088 changes.T enor size 16 in A.
Jam es M. B a ile y .............. 1-2 E rn est S. B a i l e y ................. 5-6Charles F. B a i l e y .............. 3-4 E d gar H. B ailey ............... 7-8
Com posed b y J. H unt. Conducted b y C. F. B ailey.N .D .A . R ep ort No. 1378.
No. 85.—OTLEY. On Sunday, Jan u ary 27th, 1924, in tw o hours andforty-th ree m inutes, a t the Church of S t. M ary. . ,
No. 87.— LAVENHAM. On T hursday, F ebru ary 7th, 1924, in tw o hours and eleven m inutes, a t the Residence of Mr. F . M ortlock, Sen.
A Peal of Bob Minor, 6,000 changes.B ein g e ight 720’s and 240.
Chas. M a n n ............................ 1 F . F rederick M ortlock . . . 4Stedm an H . Sym onds . . . 2-3 W illiam R . J. Poulson . . 5-6
C onducted b y Stedm an Sym onds. Um pire : M aurice T . Sym onds.
No. 88.— LEISTON (St. M argaret’s Society). On Satu rd ay, F ebru ary 9th, 1924, in three hours and one m inute, a t th e Church of St. M argaret.
A Peal of Guildford Surprise Major, 5,024 changes.T enor 20J cw t. in E.
George B a i l e y ....................... T reble Jam es G. R u m s e y .............. 5E d gar H. B a ile y ................ 2 Charles F. B a i l e y ................. 6Leonard P. B a i l e y .............. 3Jam es M. B a ile y ................ 4
Com posed b y G abriel Lindoff.
G eorge W ilson ..................... 7E rn est S. B a ile y . . . . . . T enor
Conducted b y C. F. B ailey.R in gin g W o rld ,” D ecem ber 5th, 1913, page 375.
No. 89.— IPSWICH. On Satu rd ay, F ebru ary 23rd, 1924, in tw o hours and fifty m inutes, a t th e Church of St. M argaret.
A Peal of Double Norwich Court Bob Major, 5,024 changes.T enor 15 J cw t.
Charles P a rk e r ....................... T reble Charles A . C a tc h p o le ......... 5George A. F lem in g ............ 2 Leslie G. B r e t t ..................... 6Jam es D u r r a n t ..................... 3 George W . A b lit t ................... 7George B en n ett ................... 4 George E . Sym onds . . . T enor
Com posed b y the late Sir A . P . H eyw ood.C onducted b y G. E . Sym onds.
C.C.C. No. 34.
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A Peal of Grandsire Triples, 5,040 changes.H o lt’s Ten-part. T enor 19a cw t.
No. 90.— HELMINGHAM. On Satu rd ay, M arch is t, 1924, in threehours, a t the Church of St. M ary.
W illiam J. B u t t o n .............. T reble E rnest E . Lan ham ............. 5George P r y k e .......................... 2 George B en n ett .................... 6G eorge W h itin g ................... 3 T . W illiam L a s t .................... 7Leslie G. B r e t t ..................... 4 John G o o c h ....................... T enor
C onducted b y T . W . Last.
No. 91.— LEISTON. On Satu rd ay, M arch 8th, 1924, in three hours, a t the Church of St. M argaret.
A Peal of Bristol Surprise Major, 5,024 changes.T enor 2oj- cw t. in E.
E d gar H. B a ile y ................ T reble Jam es M. B a ile y .................. 5Charles F . B a i l e y ................ 2 E rn est S. B a i l e y . 6Leonard P. B a i l e y .............. 3 Charles Sam pson ............ 7George W ilson ..................... 4 Jam es G. R u m sey . . . . T enor
Com posed b y A . K n igh ts. Conducted b y Chas. F . B ailey.S .G .C.C . No. 21.
No. 92.—HELMINGHAM. On Satu rd ay, M arch 22nd, 1924, in three hours and five m inutes, a t the Church of St. M ary.
A Peal of Stedman Triples, 5,040 changes.T h u rstan ’s F our-part. T en or 19 I cwt.
George W hitin g .............. George B en n ett . . . . .......... 5George P r y k e ..................... E rn est E . Lan ham . . .......... 6Leslie G. B r e t t ................ • • 3 T . W illiam L a st . . . . .......... 7Leslie C. W ightm an . . . . . . 4 John G ooch .............. . Tenor
C onducted b y T . W . Last.
No. 93.— GRUNDISBURGH. On Sunday, M arch 23rd, 1924, in tw o hours and fifty-tw o m inutes, a t th e Church of St. M ary.
A Peal of Kent Treble Bob Major,*5,024 changes.Tenor 10 cw t.
P e rcy K . P ark er ................ T reble Charles A . C a tc h p o le ................... 5A lb ert A . F le m in g .............. 2 Jam es D u r r a n t ....................... 6Charles W . P a r k e r .............. 3 George A . F lem in g .............. 7George W . A b l i t t ................ 4 Charles W oodcock . . . . Tenor
Com posed b y Fredk. D ench. Conducted b y G. A . Flem ing.E ly Asn. R ep ort No. 432.
No. 94.— THORNHAM MAGNA. On Tuesday, M arch 25th, 1924, in tw o hours and forty-three minutes, a t the Church of St. M ary.
A Peal of Treble Bob Minor, 5,040 changes.B ein g 720 each of Cam bridge Surprise, N orw ich Surprise, W oodbine, T reble Bob, and tw o 72o’s each of K e n t and O xford T reble B ob.
Charles N u n n .......................... T reble W illiam Rose ......................... 4E d w ard Y o u n g s ................... 2 Frederick H a y w a r d ..................... 5Alphseus B e r r y ..................... 3 George C atterm ole . . . Tenor
Conducted b y G. Catterm ole.
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No. 95.— LEISTON (St. M argaret’s Society). On Saturday, M arch 29th, 1924, in three hours, a t th e Church of St. M argaret.
A Peal of Guildford Surprise Major, 5,088 changes.T en or 20 \ cw t. in E.
Leonard P. B ailey . . . . . . . Treble Charles F. B ailey . . . ......... 5A lfred K e e b l e ................ . . . 2 Jam es G. R um sey . . . ___ 6E d gar H. B ailey ......... . . . 3 Jam es M. B ailey . . . . . . . . 7George B a i l e y ................ . . . 4 Ernest S. B a ile y . . . .
Com posed b y Gabriel Lindoff. Conducted b y Chas. F. B ailey. S .G .C.C . No. 22.
No. 98.— LAVENHAM. On Saturday, M arch 29th, 1924, in three hours and eighteen m inutes, a t the Church of SS. Peter and Paul.
A Peal of Double Norwich Court Bob Major, 5,008 changes. Tenor 23 cw t. in D flat.
Stedm an, H. Sym onds . . . T reble F rederick F. M ortlock . . . . 5F ra n k A. Turner ................ 2F rederick L . Leeks ............ 3A rthu r Sym onds ................ 4
Com posed b y Sir A. P . H eyw ood.
Laurence Poulson .............. 6F rederick A. Poulson . . . . 7W illiam R. J. Poulson. . Tenor Conducted b y S. H. Sym onds.
No. 97.— BEDFIELD. On Saturday, M arch 29th, 1924, in tw o hours and fifty m inutes, a t the Church of St. Nicholas.
A Peal of Minor, 5,040 changes.B ein g 720 Cam bridge Surprise, W oodbine, T reble B ob, K e n t T reble B ob, O xford T reble Bob, D ouble Court, O xford B ob and P lain B ob.
D avid R ead ......................... T reble F ran k R u f f le s ....................... 4W illiam G. B r o w n .............. 2 P ercy P o tter .................... 5W alter Ruffles ..................... 3 H arry H all ..................... Tenor
C onducted b y H arry H all.
No. 98.— DEBENHAM. On Sunday, M arch 30th, 1924, in three hours and one m inute, a t the Church of St. M ary.
A Peal of Cambridge Surprise Major, 5,056 changes.Tenor 19 cw t. 2 qr. 14 lb.
E rnest E. G r im e s ................ Treble W alter Ruffles ...................... 5Edw ard G. G r in d e ll............ 2 Leslie C. W ig h tm a n ............. 6Leslie G. B r e t t ..................... 3 Thom as H. C h a p p e ll........... 7W illiam J. G roo m ................ 4 W illiam C. R um sey . . Tenor
Com posed b y Chas. M iddleton. Conducted b y W m . C. R um sey.
No. 99.— LAXFIELD. On Saturday, A p ril 5th, 1924, in three hours and three minutes, a t the Church of A ll Saints.
A Peal of Minor, 5,040 changes.B eing 720 each of Cam bridge Surprise, W oodbine, O xford and K e n t T reble B ob, D ouble Court, O xford B ob and Plain Bob.
T enor I6-J cw t. in F.Edw ard H a m b lin g .............. Treble W illiam J. G. Brow n . . . . 4John H all .............................. 2 N orm an R . B a i l e y ............... 5W alter R uffles ..................... 3 H a rry H all ..................... Tenor
Conducted b y N orm an R . B ailey.
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A Peal of Bristol Surprise Major, 5,088 changes.
No. 100.— SOUTHWOLD. On M onday, A p ril 21st, 1924, in tw ohours and fifty-tw o m inutes, a t the Church of St. Edm und.
E dw ard Grindle . .T enor 13 cw t.
George B a i l e y ....................... 5A lfred K eeble . . . . Jam es M. B a ile y . . ........... 6Charles F . B a ile y . .............. 3 E d gar H. B ailey . . ........... 7Ernest S. B a ile y . .............. 4 Jam es G. R um sey . ... . Tenor
Com posed b y G. L indoff. C onducted b y Chas. F. B ailey.N .D .A . R eport No. 3090.
No. 101.— EY E. On M onday, A pril 21st, 1924, in three hours and fou r m inutes, a t the Church of SS. P eter and Paul.
A Peal of Cambridge Surprise Major, 5,056 changes.Tenor 21 cw t.
W illiam C. R u m s e y ............ T reble T hom as H . C h a p p e ll ........... 5W illiam J. G room ................ 2 W alter Ruffles ...................... 6P ercival W oods ................ 3 W illiam Thos. L a s t ............. 7Leslie G. B r e t t ..................... 4 E rn est E . G r im e s ............ Tenor
Com posed b y Chas. M iddleton. C onducted b y W m . C. R um sey.
No. 102.— HINTLESHAM. On M onday, A p ril 21st, 1924, in tw o hours and fifty m inutes, a t the Church of S t. Nicholas.
A Peal of Bob Minor, 5,040 changes.B ein g seven 720’s each called differently. T enor 9 cw t.
A lb ert G ynn ................ T reble H a rry Mee ............................ 4W alter Brow n ..................... 2 F rederick K i n s e y .................. 5Leslie R ivers .......................... 3 E d ga r R ivers ................ Tenor
C onducted b y E d gar Rivers.
No. 1 0 3 — DEBENHAM. On F rid ay, A p ril 25th, 1924, in three hours and e igh t minutes, a t the Church of S t. M ary.
A Peal of Cambridge Surprise Major, 5,024 changes.T enor 19 cw t. 2 qr. 14 lb.
E d w ard G. G r in d e ll............ Treble Leslie G. B r e t t ..................... 5Leslie C. W ightm an .......... 2W illiam J. G room . . . . . . . . 3E rnest E . G r im e s ................ 4
Com posed b y J. W . Parker." R inging W o rld ,”
W alter Ruffles ..................... 6W illiam C. R u m s e y ............ 7A lfred H. P u ll in g ............ Tenor
Conducted b y W illiam C. Rum sey. F ebru ary 16th, 1923.
No. 104.— CODDENHAM. On Saturday, A p ril 26th, 1924, in tw o hours and fifty-nine m inutes, a t the Church of S t. M ary.
A Peal of Bob Major, 5,024 changes.T enor 16 cw t.
W illiam J. B utton .............. Treble G eorge B en n ett .................... 5E dw ard G. G r in d e ll............ 2 G eorge A . F lem ing ............. 6A lb e rt A . F le m in g .............. 3 Leslie B r e t t ............................. 7George P r y k e . ....................... 4 George F a m is h ................ Tenor
Com posed b y J. Barker. Conducted b y G. A. Flem ing." R o p esigh t,” page 103.
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A Peal of London Surprise Major, 5,056 changes.Tenor 20J cw t. in E.
No. 105.—LEISTON (St. M argaret’s Society). On Saturday, M ay 3rd,1924, in tw o hours and fifty-nine minutes, a t the Church of St.M argaret.
A lfred K e e b le ................ E d gar H. B a ile y . . . ......... 5Jam es G. R um sey . . . . E rn est S. B a ile y . . , . ----- 6Jam es M. B a ile y ............ • • • 3 Charles Sam pson . . . ......... 7George B a i l e y ................ . . . 4 Charles F. B a ile y . . . . . . Tenor
Com posed b y Gabriel Lindoff. Conducted b y Chas. F . B ailey.R u n g as a b irth d ay com plim ent to Allen F. B ailey, of M anchester.
S.G .C.C. No. 23.
No. 106.— FRAMSDEN. On M onday, M ay 5th, 1924, in three hours and three m inutes, a t the Church of St. M ary.
A Peal of Norfolk Surprise Major, 5,152 changes.Tenor 16 cw t. in F.
E d w ard G. G r in d e ll............ T reble Leslie C. W ig h tm a n ............ 5P erciv a l W oods ................... 2W illiam J. G room .............. 3Leslie G. B r e t t ..................... 4
Com posed b y George H. Cross.S.G .C.C.
E rn est E . G r im e s ................ 6Thom as H. C h a p p e ll ......... 7W illiam C. R u m sey . . . . Tenor
Conducted b y W . C. Rum sey. No. 24.
No. 107.— WRENTH AM. On Thursday, M ay 15th, 1924, in tw o hours and forty-five m inutes, a t the Church of St. Nicholas.
A Peal of Minor, 5,040 changes.B ein g 720 D ouble Court, tw o 720’s each of W oodbine, K e n t and O xford T reble Bob. Tenor i o | cwt.
* R e v . F. R . B on sey ............ T reble John Spencer ....................... 4John L a rter .......................... 2 Francis W . N a u n t o n .......... 5A lb ert J. L . N aunton . . . . 3 F rederick W a d e ............ Tenor
Conducted b y Francis W . N aunton,
No. 108.—HELMINGHAM. On Saturday, M ay 17th, 1924, in three hours and five m inutes, a t the Church of St. M ary.
A Peal of Double Norwich Court Bob Major, 5,088 changes.Tenor 19J cw t.
George F a m is h .............. Leslie G. B r e t t .......... .......... 5George W h itin g ............ Jam es B etts .............. ......... 6E rn est E . Lan ham . . . • - • 3 E rn est F. P o p p y . . . .......... 7George P ry k e ................ . . . 4 T. W illiam L a s t . . . .
Com posed b y H en ry D ains. Conducted b y T . W . Last.
C.C.C. No. 107.
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No. 109.— LAVENHAM. On Satu rd ay, M ay 17th, 1924, in three hours and tw en ty-three m inutes, a t the Church of SS. P eter and Paul.
A Peal of Kent Treble Bob Major, 5,088 changes.T en or 23 in D flat.
Stedm an H-. Sym onds . . . . T rebleF ra n k T urn er ....................... 2W illiam J. Poulson . . . . . . 3Laurence Poulson .............. 4
Com posed b y H . H ubbard.
A lb e rt C a t te r w e ll ................. 5A rth u r Sym onds . ............... 6Fredk. A . P o u ls o n .............. 7Theodore E. S later . . Tenor
Conducted b y S. H. Sym onds
No. 110.— GRUNDISBURGH. On Sunday, M ay 18th, 1924, in three hours, a t the Church of St. M ary.
A Peal of Double Norwich Court Bob Major, 5,088 changes.Tenor 10 cw t.
Charles Parker .............. George P ryk e .............. ------ 5A lb ert F le m in g .............. G eorge A. F lem ing . . ___ 6Jam es D u r r a n t .............. • • ■ 3 Leslie G. B r e t t ............ ----- 7George W . A b l i t t .......... . . . 4 T . W illiam L a s t ......... . Tenor
Com posed b y H. D ains. Conducted b y T . W . Last.
C .C.C. No. 108.
No. I l l — IPSWICH. On Saturday, M ay 24th, 1924, in three hours and one minute, a t th e Church of S t. M argaret.
A Peal of Grandsire Triples, 5,040 changes.
H o lt’s Original. Tenor 15 J cw t.
George R. D a y ................ Jam es D u r r a n t .......... ......... 5W illiam P. G arrett . . . . 2 H a rry R . R oper . . . . ......... 6George E. Sym onds . . . . ■ • 3 Charles P a r k e r .......... ......... 7W illiam S. K i n s e y ......... • • 4 R o b ert J. P o lley . . . . . . Tenor
Conducted b y George E. Sym onds.
No. 112.— WORLINGWORTH. On Sunday, June 1st, 1924, in three hours, a t the Church Of St. M ary.
A Peal of Norfolk Surprise Major, 5,120 changes.
T en or 12 cw t. 9 lb.H a rry H a ll ............................ T reble Leslie G. B r e t t ...................... 5Leslie C. W ightm an .......... 2 W alter Ruffles ...................... 6P erciv a l W oods ................... 3 W illiam C. R u m s e y ............. 7W illiam J. Groom .............. 4 T hom as H. Chappell . . Tenor
Com posed b y G. H . Cross. C onducted b y W m . C. Rum sey.
S.G .C.C . No. 25.
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A Peal of Oxford Treble Bob Major, 5,184 changes.
No. 113.—DEBENHAM. On Saturday, June 7th, 1924, in threehours and eight minutes, a t th e Church of St. M ary.
Tenor 19 cw t. 2 qr. 14 lb.W illiam G. C r ic k m e r ......... T reble Thom as H. C h a p p e ll......... 5D av id Collins ....................... 2 W illiam C. R u m s e y ............ 6R o b ert H. Brundle ............ 3 Thom as W . L a s t ................. 7H a rry H all ............................ 4 Frederick J. T ille tt . . T enor
Com posed b y N. J. Pitstow . Conducted b y W . G. Crickm er.R u n g in com m em oration of the 16,608 of O xford T reble B ob M ajor on these bells on June 6tli, 1892. Of the original band there are now b u t four survivors, a ll of w hom took part in the above peal, and who rang 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 8th respectively.
No. 114.— LAVENHAM. On W hit-M onday, June 9th, 1924, in three hours and ten m inutes, a t the Church of SS. P eter and Paul.
A Peal of Steelman Triples, 5,040 changes.B rooks’ V ariation. Tenor 23 cwt.
M aurice T . S y m o n d s ......... T reble Fredk. F. M ortlock ............. 5Fredk. A. P o u ls o n .............. 2 Stedm an H. Sym onds . . . . 6F ra n k A. T urn er ................ 3 W illiam R . J. Poulson. . . . 7Laurence Poulson .............. 4 A rthur Sym onds . . . . Tenor
Conducted b y S. H. Sym onds.F irst peal in the m ethod b y a ll excepting the 3rd and tenor ringers, and first peal in the m ethod in W est Suffolk b y a local band.
No. 115.— LEISTON (St. M argaret’s Society). On W h it M onday, June 9th, 1924, in tw o hours and fifty-seven m inutes, a t the Church of St. M argaret.
A Peal of Rochester Surprise Major, 5,024 changes.Tenor 20-J cwt. in E.
E d gar H. B a i l e y ......... Jam es M. B a ile y . . ........... 5A lfred K eeble . . . . . . . Jam es G. R um sey . .,......... 6George B a i l e y .............. ----- 3 Charles F. B ailey . . ........... 7George W ilson ............ ----- 4 Ernest S. B ailey . . . . . . T enor
Com posed b y G abriel Lindoff. Conducted b y Chas. F. B ailey. This m ethod is now rung for the first time.
" R inging W orld ,” Ju ly 4th, 1924, page 428.
No. 116.— DEBENHAM. On W hit-M onday, June gth, 1924, in three hours and ten minutes, a t the Church of St. M ary.
A Peal of New Cambridge Surprise Major, 5,088 changes.T enor 19 cw t. 2 qr. 14 lb.
W illiam C. R u m s e y ............ TrebleLeslie C. W ightm an ......... 2W illiam J. Groom .............. 3Ernest W hitin g ................... 4
Com posed b y N ath an J. Pitstow .N .D .A . R eport No. 349.
W alter Ruffles ..................... 5Fredk. J. R o o p e ................... 6N orm an R. B a i l e y .............. 7George H. C r o s s ............ Tenor
Conducted b y W . C. Rum sey.
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A Peal of Cambridge Surprise Major, 5,056 changes.
No. 117.— LEISTON. — On Saturday, June 21st, 1924, in three hoursand tw o m inutes, a t the Church of St. M argaret.
Tenor 20J cwt.Jam es G. R u m s e y .............. T reble Charles F. B a i l e y ................. 5A lfred K e e b l e ....................... 2 E rn est S. B a ile y ................. 6George B a i l e y ....................... 3 Jam es M. B a ile y ................. 7Leslie C. W ightm an ......... 4 W illiam C. R u m sey . . . . Tenor
Com posed b y C. M iddleton. Conducted b y Charles F. B ailey .
R u n g w ith the bells half-m uffled, as a last tribu te of respect to J. M. B utton .
No. 118.— WENHASTQN. On Sunday, June 22nd, 1924, in tw o hours and fo rty-six m inutes, a t the Church of S t. Peter.
A Peal of Treble Bob Minor, 5,040 changes.B ein g tw o 720’s each of W oodbine and K en t, and three 720’s of O xford T reble Bob. T enor 14 cwt.
John Spencer ........................ T reble John L a rter ........................... 4Charles B a ile y .............. .. 2 A lb ert J. L . N aunton . . . . 5E d gar B ailey ....................... 3 Francis W . N aunton . . . Tenor
Conducted b y Francis W . N aunton.
No. 119.— UFFORD. On Saturday, J u ly 5th, 1924, in tw o hours and fifty-five m inutes, a t the Church of St. M ary,
A Peal of Superlative Surprise Major, 5,056 changes.Tenor 14 cwt.
Charles Parker (T u d d en h a m )......................... TrebleCharles Mee (Sproughton) .................................... 2Charles G illingham (Ipswich) ............................ 3Charles B ailey (Leiston) ........................................ 4Charles Fisher (U ffo rd ) .......................................... 5Charles Sedgley (Ipswich) ................................... 6Charles Sampson (L e is to n ) ................................... 7Charles W oodcock (Ipswich) ............................ Tenor
Com posed b y Charles Sedgley. Conducted b y Charles B ailey. " B ell N ew s,” D ecem ber 31st, 19x0.
No. 1 2 0 — IPSWICH. On Satu rd ay, Ju ly 12th, 1924, in tw o hours and fifty-six m inutes, a t th e Church of St. M argaret.
A Peal of Double Norwich Court Bob Major, 5,040 changes.T enor 15 \ cwt.
H. Charles G illingham . . .Charles A. C a tc h p o le .........Jam es D u r r a n t .....................Charles J. S e d g le y ..............
Com posed b y H. Dains.No.
T reble W illiam P. G arrett ........... 52 H arry R. R o p e r ................... 63 George E. S y m o n d s ............ 74 A lfred B ow ell ................ Tenor
Conducted b y George E. Sym onds. 10, C.C. Collection.
A Peai of Cambridge Surprise Major, 5,056 changes.. T enor 15^ cwt.
No. 121.—IPSWICH. O n Satu rd ay, A ugust 2nd, 1924, in-three'hoursand five minutes, a t th e Church of St. M argaret.
W illiam K eeble ......... .. TrebleE dw ard P. D u ffie ld ;....... .. . 2Isaac G. Shade . . . . . . . . . . 3F rederick W . Rogers . ___ _ 4
Com posed b y C. M iddleton.
W illiam C. R u m s e y ............: 5W alter Arnold ..................... 6Edw in J. H arding, Sen. . . 7A lfred H. P u llipg . . . . . . TenorConducted b y A. H.. Pulling.
No. 122.— DEBENHAM. On Sunday,. A ugust 3rd, 1924, in three hours and fourteen m inutes, a t the Church of St. M ary.
A Peal of Superlative Surprise Major, 5,088 changes.Tenor 19 cw t. 2 qr. 14 lb. in E.
E rnest F . P o p p y ............. TrebleW illiam J. Groom ......... .. . 2F rederick W . R o g e r s .......... 3Isaac- G. Shade ............ .. 4
Com posed b y N. J. Pitstow .
W illiam K eeble ......... ;....... 5W alter A rnold ..................... 6A lfred H. P u l l in g ................ 7E dw ard P. Duffield . . .-. Tenor Conducted b y A. H. P u llin g .;
N .D .A . R eport No. 349.
No. 123.— EY E. On. M onday, A ugust 4th, 1924, in three hours and fifteen minutes, a t the Church of SS. P eter and Paul.
A Peal of Cambridge Surprise Major, 5,056 changes.T enor 21 cwt., in E flat.
Josiah H arris . . ................... T reble W illiam C. R u m s e y ............ 5F rederick W . R o g e r s ......... 2 . E dw ard P . D uffield ............ 6Isaac G. S h a d e ........... . . . . 3 W illiam K eeble ................... 7W alter Arnold . . . . . . . . . . 4 A lfred H. P u l l in g ............Tenor
Com posed b y C. M iddleton.. , o Conducted b y A . H. Pulling.
No. 124.— FEAMSDEN. On T uesday, A u g u st 5th, 1924, in tw o hours and fifty-seven m inutes, a t the Church of S t. M ary.
A Peal of Double Norwich Court Bob Major, 5,024 changes.T enor 16 cw t. in F.
H obart E . S m i t h ................ TrebleIsaac G. S h a d e ..................... 2E dw ard P . D u f f ie ld ............ 3Josiah H arris ................ 4
Com posed b y G. Lindoff.
F rederick W . Rogers . . . . . 5G eorge W ilson ..................... 6Jam es G. R u m s e y .............. 7A lfred H . Pulling ............TenorConducted b y A. H . Pulling.
S.G .C.C. No. 27.
No. 125 .— HELMINGHAM. On T uesday, A ugust 5th, 1924, in three hours and seven m inutes, a t the Church of St, M ary.
A Peal of Stedman Triples, 5,040 changes.TH urstans' Four-part. Tenor 19J cw t. in E flat.
Isaac G ; S h a d e ......... . . . . . ' Treble Josiah H arris ....................... 5H o bart E . Sm ith . . . . . . . . . 2 Jam es G: R um sey .............. 6Frederick W . Rogers . . . . . 3 A lfred H. Pulling ................. 7George W ilson ..................... 4 E dw ard P. D uffield . . Tenor
Conducted b y A. H. Pulling.
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A Peal of London Surprise Major, 5,056 changes.T enor 12 cw t. o qr. 9 lb.
No. 126.— W QRLIN GW ORTH. O n W ednesday, A u gu st 6th, 1924, intw o hours and fifty-seven m inutes, a t the Church of St, M ary.
Josiah H arris ....................... TrebleE dw ard P . D u f f ie ld ............ 2Isaac G. S h a d e ..................... 3Frederick W . R o g e r s ......... 4
Com posed b y F. B ennett.
Jam es G. R u m s e y .............. 5Jam es M. B a ile y . .............. 6Charles B a ile y ..................... 7A lfred H. P u ll in g ............TenorConducted b y A . H. Pulling.
S .G .C.C . No. 28.
No. 127 .— FRAMLINGHAM. On W ednesday, A ugust 6th, 1924, in three hours and tw o m inutes, a t the Church of St. M ichael.
A Peal of Superlative Surprise Major, 5,088 changes.T enor 16 cw t. 2 qr. in E.
John H a ll .............................. TrebleJam es G. R u m sey ................ 2Isaac G. S h a d e ..................... 3Frederick W . R o g e r s ......... 4
Com posed b y G. Lindoff.
Jam es M. B a ile y . . . . . . . . 5Charles B a ile y ..................... 6E dw ard P. D u f f ie ld ............ 7A lfred H. P u ll in g ............ TenorC onducted b y A . H . Pulling.
N .D .A . R ep ort No. 902.
No. 128 .— BURY ST. EDMUNDS. On T hursday, A ugust 7th, 1924, in three hours and tw en ty-eigh t minutes, a t the Cathedral Church of S t. Jam es (the N orm an Tower).
A Peal of Steelman Caters, 5,043 changes.T enor 30 cw t. in C sharp.
Isaac G. S h a d e ..................... T reble A rthu r E . Moore ................ 6W illou gh b y E. M aulden . . 2Josiah H arris ....................... 3Frederick W . R o g e r s ......... 4W illiam C. R u m s e y ............ 5
Com posed b y F. A . Holden.
S.G .C.C .
E rn est F. P o p p y ................ 7John Souter .......................... 8E dw ard P. D u f f ie ld ............ 9A lfred H. P u ll in g ............TenorConducted b y A . H. Pulling.
No. 29.
No. 129 .— LAVENHAM. On Satu rd ay, A u gu st 9th, 1924, in three hours and tw en ty-eight m inutes, a t the Church of SS. Peter and Paul.
A Peal of Double Norwich Court Bob Major, 5,024 changes.Tenor 23 cw t. in D fiat.
A rthu r Sym onds ................ TrebleIsaac G. S h a d e ..................... 2Lew is W . W iflen ................ 3W illiam C. R u m s e y ............ 4
Com posed b y G. Lindoff.
E rnest F. P o p p y ................ 5Leslie B r e t t ............................ 6E dw ard P. D uffield . . . . . . 7A lfred H. P u l l in g ............TenorConducted b y A. H. Pulling.
S .G .C.C . No. 27.
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A Peal of Superlative Surprise Major, 5,056 changes.Tenor 28 cw t. in D.
Charles A. C a tc h p o le ......... T reble Lew is W . W iffen ................. 5E rn est F. P o p p y ................ 2 George E . S y m o n d s ............ 6W illiam C. R u m s e y ............ 3 A lfred H. P u l l in g ................. 7Leslie B r e t t ......... .................. 4 Edw ard P. D uffield . . . . Tenor
Com posed b y H . Dains. Conducted b y A. H. Pulling.S.G .C.C . No. 30.
No. 130.—HADLEIGH. On S atu rd ay, A ugust gth, 1924, in threehours and tw en ty-tw o minutes, a t the Church of S t. M ary.
No. 131.— ELVEDEN. On Satu rd ay, A ugust gth, 1924, in tw o hours and fifty-tw o m inutes, a t the Church of SS. P a trick and Andrew.
A Peal of Bob Minor, 5,040 changes.W ith 6-8 covering. B eing seven 720’s each called differently.
Tenor 17J cwt.B ert Grim wood ................... T reble James W . P a u l ................... 5W alter G. P aul .............. .. . 2 Charles D. T urn er .............. 6Jam es B ro w n ......................... 3 Frederick A . Salter ............. 7W illiam P aul . . . . . . . . . . . 4 W illiam L. R ickw ood . . Tenor
Conducted b y F. A. Salter.
No. 132.— WORLXNGrWOETH. On Sunday, A ugust 17th, 1924, in tw o hours and fifty-eigh t minutes, a t the Church of St. M ary.
A Peal of Superlative Surprise Major, 5,056 changes.T enor 13 cwt.
W illiam J. Groom .............. T reble Thom as H . C h a p p e ll ................. 5W illiam C. R u m s e y ............ 2 W alter Ruffles ...................... 6Leslie C. W ightm an ......... 3 Norm an R . B a i l e y ............... 7George A. W ightm an . . . . 4 Frederick J. Sm ith . . . . Tenor
Com posed b y Geo. H. Cross. Conducted b y W m . C. Rum sey.“ B ell N ew s,” A ugust 5th, 1911.
No. 188.— LAVENHAM. On Thursday, A ugust 21st, 1924, in one hour and fifty-tw o m inutes, a t the Church of SS. P eter and Paul.
A Peal of Bob Minor, 5,040 changes.B ein g seven 720’s called differently.
Fredk. G. M a n n ................... 1 Stedm an H. Sym onds . . 3-4Laurence Poulson .............. 2 A rthur Sym onds ............... 5-6
Conducted b y S. H. Sym onds. W itness : A lec Jarvis.
No. 134.— LEISTON. On F riday, A ugust 22nd, 1924, in three hours, a t the Church of St. M argaret.
A Peal of London Surprise Major, 5,024 changes.Tenor 20J cw t. in E.
A lfred K e e b l e ....................... T reble Jam es M. B a ile y .................. 5G abriel L in d o f f ..................... 2 Jam es G. R u m s e y .............. 6George W ilson ..................... 3 Charles Sam pson ................ 7George B a i l e y ....................... 4 Charles F, B a ile y . . . . Tenor
Com posed b y G abriel Lindoff. Conducted b y Chas. F. B ailey.S.G .C.C. No. 31.
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A Peal of Kent Treble Bob M ajor, 5,024 changes.
No. 135.—POXBAETH, ESSEX. On Satu rd ay, A u gu st 30th, . 1924,,in tw o hours and forty-eight m inutes, a t -the Church of SS. .-Peterand P aul. , . , . . . . .
.Stedman ,H. Sym onds :. T reble-1 T h o m as.C h in n ery '.. . . ......... 5W illiam R. J, Poulson . 2 A lb ert C atterw ell . . 6Arthur. M axim V i . . . . . . . ,.... ' 3 A rth u r Sym onds . . . • ••-■ ■ : ::7F ra n k A. Turner ' ’........... . . . A Sam uel E van s . , . ; .
Com posed b y Fred'k.' P itstow . Conducted b y S'. H. Sym onds.
No. 136 .— W R E N TH A M ., On .Tuesday, Septem ber, 2nd, 1924, in tw,o hours and fifty m inutes, a t the Church of St. N icholas.'
A Peal of Minor, 5,040 changes.B ein g 720 each of O xford B ob, D ouble Oxford, D ouble Court, P lain Bob, W oodbine, K e n t and O xford T reble Bob. T enor i o j cwt.
John Spencer ... . ... . . . T reble F rederick W ade ... ... a. . 4John L a rter . . . . . . >.................. ,2 A lb ert j . L . N aunton . . 75E d gar B a ile y ' . . . ..-. .., ... . . 3 Francis W . N aunton Tenor
Conducted b y Francis W . Naunton. -
R u n g w ith the bells half-m uffled as a token of respect to the R ev. E . R . Y erburgh, for tw enty-seven years R ector of this parish, who was interred in W rentham " Cem etery on the above date. H e only resigned the liv in g in Septem ber last year, and w en t to live a t B ath . ' Also rung to the m em ory of B ertram Prewet-t, a great fr ie n d 'o f the local com pany, who was killed in action , A u g u st 31st, 1918. H e rang his last peal a t this church on M ay 14th, 1916, this being his 953rd peal.
No. 137 .— IPSW IC H . : On F riday, Septem ber 5th, 1924, in tw o hours and fifty-eigh t m inutes, in the B elfry of St. M ary le Tow er Church.
A Peal of Steelman Caters, 5,006 changes.Tenor, size 18 in G.
Charles J. Sedgley . . .-. 1-2 George E f Sym onds - 5-6 'Thom as H. Taffender . . . 3-4 . W illiam P. G arrett ......... 7-8
Frederick, J, T ille t t . . ................. 9-10. ,Com posed b y G, News’on. Conducted b y George E. Sym onds.
Um pire : H o bart E . Sm ith.F irs t peal in th e m ethod bn handbells b y all except the ringer of 3-4. F irs t peal of Stedm an-on handbells rung in Ipswich. F irs t 'p e a l of Stedm an Caters on handbells b y the above Guild. ,
N .D .A . R ep ort Ro. 920.
No. 138 .— LA V E N H A M . On Thursday, Septem ber n t h , 1924, in one hour and forty-nine minutes, in the B elfry of the P arish Church.
A Peal of Bob Minor, 5,040 Changes.Seven 720's called differently.
-A rthur Sym onds . . . . . . . 1-2 W alter Jarvis ........... 4R egin ald D ent :..................... 3. Stedm an H. Sym onds .... 5-6
Conducted b y S. H. Sym onds. • , W itness : A lick Jarvis.
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Southwark C athedral T enor— 5 0 ) cwts
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No., 139 .— LA V E N H A M . ,On Saturday, , S ep ’em ber 2 0 t h , 19 *4 ,.:jjj three, hours- and eighteen minutes, at, th e Church of SS. Peter .and Paul, . - .
A Peal of Grandsire Triples, 5,040 changes.R eeves’ V ariation.
Stedm ari-H . Sym onds .... , . T reble W illiam R. J. Poulson . ... 5F ran k X. Turner ................ ■ .2 Arthur'M axim - .. ..... ............. 6Thom as Chinnery . . . . . . . . . 3 A rthur Sym onds .............. .. 7Laurence, Pqulson .............. 4 . . H arry. R ichold ............ Tenor
Conducted b y S. H.- Sym onds.
No. 140-t—H ELM IN GH AM . On Saturday,: Septem ber 2.7th, 1924, in three hours ’ and nineteen m inutes, a t the- Church of St. M ary.
A Peal of London Surprise M ajor, 5,184 changes.Tenor igf- cwt.
A lb ert F lem ing ..................... , T reble Leslie C. W ightm an ......... 5G eorge"W hiting . ... ... . . .. . 2 George A. F lem ing . . ........... 6G eorge' P r y k e , . . . . . . . . . . 3 T . W illiam L a s t ............. , 7L e s lie G . B re tt . . . . . . . . . -. 4 George H. Cross ............... Tenor
Com posed b y H . Dam s. Conducted b y T . W . Last.N .D .A . R ep ort No. ,1913.
No. 141 ,— D EB EN H A M . , On Sunday, Septem ber 2 § th ;: 1.924, in three hours and tw o minutes, a t the Church of St. M ary, ,
A Peal of Cambridge Surprise M ajor, 5,056 changes.,-. T enor 20 cw t.
Leslie.C „ W ightm an . T reble Thom as H. Chappell ; ....... 5W illiam .G-„ Rum sey' 2 Leslie G. B re tt . . ............. .. 6N ornjan „R, .B ailey . 3 W alter Ruffles ■ ............... .. . . 7W illiam J . Groom . . : ....... 4 George H. Cross . . . . . . , Tenor
' , , Com posed ,b y the late Charles M iddleton. ’C onducted b y George H. Cross.
No. 143 .— PR A M SD EN , On M onday, Septem ber'29th, 1924, in three hours, a t the Church of St. M ary. .
A Peal of Superlative Surprise M ajor, 5,024 changes.T enor 16 cwt..
W illiam .C. R um sey . . T reble W illiam T . 'L a s t . . . . . .W alter .Ruffles . . . . . . . . . Thom as H . ..Chappell . . ..... .6Leslie G . B r e tt . . . . . . . . - • 3 Leslie ,C„ W ightm an ..... .... 7W illiam J, Groom ......... • • 4 George ,H. Cross ____ __ . T en or
Com posed and Conducted b y G eorge'H . G ro ss ’: . " R inging W orld,” A ugust 8tli, 1914.
No. 143.— CODDENHAM.. On T uesday, . Septem ber 30th, 1924, in tw o hours and fifty-five m inutes, a t the Chiirch of St. M ary.
A Peal of Stedman Triples, 5,040 changes..H eyw ood’s V ariation of T hurstan s’ . . - T enor 16 ow t:
Leslie C. W ightm an .......... Treble W illiam T. L a st . ............ .. . 5Leslie G. B re tt ..................... 2 Thom as H . C happell . - 6G eorge P r y k e ....................... 3 George H...Cross .............. 7W illiam C. R u m sey 4 John G o o c h ,............... ...... Tenor
Conducted by. George H . Cross!
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No. 144.—FRAMLINGHAM. On W ednesday, O ctober is t , 1924, inthree hours and ten m inutes, a t the Church of St. M ichael.
A Peal of Superlative Surprise Major, 5,056 changes.T enor 16 cwt.
H arry H all ..................... Thom as H. C happell . ----- 5Leslie G. B r e t t .............. Leslie C. W ightm an . ___ 6Norm an R . B a ile y . . . . • • • 3 W illiam C. R um sey . . ----- 7W alter Ruffles .............. . . . 4 George H . C r o s s ......... T en or
Com posed and Conducted b y George H. Cross. “ R inging W o rld ,” Septem ber is t, 1911.
No. 145.— IPSWICH. On Saturday, O ctober 4th, 1924, in tw o hours and forty-seven m inutes, a t th e Church o f St. M argaret.A Peal of Double Norwich Court Bob Major, 5,056 changes.
T enor 15 J cwt.W illiam P. G arrett ............ T reble R obert H. Brundle .............. 5W illiam T i l l e t t ..................... 2 George H . C r o s s ................... 6Jam es D u r r a n t ..................... 3 F redk. J. T i l l e t t ................... 7Chas. H. Catchpole ............ 4 Leslie C. W ightm an . . . .T en or
Com posed and Conducted b y George H. Cross.S .G .C .C . No. 32.
No. 146.— LEISTON. On Satu rd ay, O ctober 4, 1924, in three hours, a t the Church of St. M argaret.
A Peal of London Surprise Major, 5,056 changes.T en or 20 J cw t. iu E.
Jam es G. R u m sey . . . . George B a i l e y ............ .......... 5A lfred K e e b l e ................ J ames M. B ailey . . . .......... 6Leonard P . B a ile y . . . . • • • 3 George W ilson ......... .......... 7E rn est S. B a ile y .......... • • • 4 Charles F. B a ile y . . .
Composed by Gabriel Lindoff. Conducted by Chas. F. Bailey. S.G.C.C. No. 33.
No. 147.— KELSALE. On S atu rd ay, O ctober 18th, 1924, in tw o hours and fifty-five m inutes, a t the Church of St. Peter.
A Peal of Bristol Surprise Major, 5,056 changes.T en or 16 J cwt.
F rederick W . W atlin g . . . . T reble George W ilson ....................... 5A lfred K eeble . . ................... 2 Jam es M. B a ile y .................. 6Leonard P. B a i l e y .............. 3 Charles F. B a i l e y ................. 7E rnest S. B a i l e y .................. 4 James G. R um sey . . . . Tenor
Com posed b y Gabriel Lindoff. Conducted b y Chas. F. B ailey. N .D .A . R ep ort No. 2195.
No. 148.— IPSWICH. On Satu rd ay, N ovem ber is t , 1924, in tw o hours and fifty-seven m inutes, a t the Church of St. M argaret.A Peal of Double Norwich Court Bob Major, 5,184 changes.
T en or 15J cw t.H. Charles Gillingham . . . T reble George W . A b l i t t .................. 5Charles J. S e d g le y .............. 2 W illiam P. G arrett ............. 6Jam es D urran t ..................... 3 George E . S y m o n d s ............. 7Charles A. C a tc h p o le ......... 4 W illiam T i l l e t t ................ Tenor
Com posed b y R ev. H. L aw James. Conducted b y G. E. Sym onds. No. 47, Section 3, C.C. Collection.
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No. 149.—HELMINGHAM. On Saturday, N ovem ber is t, 1924, inthree hours and seven m inutes, a t the P arish Church.
A Peal of Kent Treble Bob Major, 5,024 changes.T enor ig § cwt.
George A. Flem ing A lb ert F lem ing . . . George W hitin g . . George P ryk e . . . .
T reble E rnest E . Lanham ............ 52 * W illiam J. B u t t o n ............ 63 T. W illiam L a s t ................... 74 Leslie G. B r e t t .................Tenor
Com posed b y J. W . Parker. C onducted b y T . W . Last.“ B ell N ew s,” D ecem ber 7th, 1912.
No. 1 5 0 — DEBENHAM. On M onday, N ovem ber 10th, 1924, in three hours, a t the Church of St. M ary.
A Peal of Yorkshire Surprise Major, 5,056 changes.T enor 19 cw t. 2 qr. 14 lb.
Ernest E. G r im e s ................ T reble Leslie G. B r e t t ...................... 5W illiam J. Groom .............. 2 Leslie C. W ightm an .......... 6P ercival W oods ................... 3 Thom as H. C h a p p e ll.......... 7John C. G. H aggar ............ 4 W illiam C. R u m sey . . . . Tenor
Com posed b y G. H. Cross. Conducted b y W illiam C. R um sey.
F irst peal in the m ethod b y a ll the band, also on the bells and b y the above Guild. R u n g w ith half-m uffled clappers on the eve of A rm istice D ay.
" B e ll N ew s,” A ugust 10th, 1912.
No. 151.— LEISTON. On Tuesday, N ovem ber n t h , 1924, in tw o hours and fifty-nine m inutes, a t th e Church of S t. M argaret.
A Peal of Rochester Surprise Major, 5,088 changes.Tenor 20J cw t. in E.
Leonard P. B ailey . . . . Jam es M. B ailey . . . . ......... 5A lfred K eeblo .............. E rn est S. B ailey . . . . ___ 6George W ilson .............. ■ • • 3 Jam es G. R um sey . . .■ •••• 7George B a i l e y ................ . . . 4 Charles F. B a ile y . . . .
Com posed b y Gabriel Lindoff. . Conducted b y Chas. F . B ailey.
S.G .C.C. No. 34.
No. 152.— LONG MELFORD. On Satu rd ay, N ovem ber 22nd, 1924, in three hours and tw en ty-three m inutes, a t the Parish Church.
A Peal of Kent Treble Bob Major, 5,088 changes.......... T en or 16 cw t. .
Sam uel E va n s ..................... TrebleW illiam U nderwood ......... 2E rn est A m b r o s e ................... 3A lb ert C a t te r w e ll ................ 4
Com posed b y W . Sottanstafl.
T hom as Chinnery .............. 5A rth u r M axim ..................... 6R o b ert G o w e r s ..................... 7G eorge M o r e .....................Tenor
Conducted b y Sam uel E vans.
A Peal of Stednian Triples, 5,040 changes.T enor 1 5 1 cw b
No. 153.—IPSWICH. On. Saturday, N ovem ber 22nd, 1924, in tw ohours and forty-seven m inutes, a t the Church of St. M argaret.
George .F lem ing Treble- Charles-A. Catchpole . . . . . 5H. Charles G illingham . . . 2 G eo rg e -E ,-S y m o n d s............ 6Jam es D urrant ..................... 3 C h a rle s -J .-S e d g le y ............... 7A lbert-F lem in g . . . . . . . . . . 4 A. John G illingham . . . Tenor
Com posed b y J. Carter, Conducted b y Chas, J. Sedgley.
S .G .C.C . No. 35,-
No. 154.— CODDENHAM. On M onday, D ecem ber 8th, 1924, in three hours and five m inutes, a t the Church of St. M ary. ' : -
A Peal of Double Norwich Court Bob Major, 5,184 Changes.Tenor 16-J cwt.
John'G boch ' 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . TrebleAlphas us' J. B erry .............. 2George P r y k e . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3George F am ish . . . . . . . . . . 4
Com posed b y J. R . Pritchard.
W illiam C. Rums'ey . . . . . . . 5Leslie G. B r e t t ................ .-. 6Leslie C. W ightm an . . . . . . ’ 7T. W illiam L a st ........... Tenor
Conducted b y T. W Last.
C .C.C. No. 33.
No. 155.— LA V E N H A M . On Saturday, D ecem ber 13th, 1924, in three hours and seven minutes, a t the Church of SS. P eter and P aul.
A Peal of Grandsire Triples, 5,040 changes.
Tenor 23 cw t,F rederick A. Poulson . . . . T reble H a rry D . L i s t e r ..................... 5F ra n k A. Turner ................ 2 A rth u r Sym onds ............. 6Stedm an H. Sym onds . . . . 3 W illiam ’ R . J. Poulson . . . 7K e ith W h i t t le ....................... 4 W illiam F ayers ................. Tenor
.......... Com posed b y R ev. C. D . P . D avies.
.Conducted b y Stedm an H . Sym onds.
No. 156.— LEISTON. On Satu rd ay, D ecem ber 13th, 1924, in three hours, a t the Church of St. M argaret.
Peal of Bristol Surprise Major, 5,024 changes.T enor 20-J cw t. in E .
George W ilson . . . Charles F, B a ile y . Leonard P . B ailey E rnest S. B a ile y ..
vTreble' Jam es M. B a ile y ................ 52 - George B a i l e y ....................... , 63 Charles Sam pson ............ 74 Jam es G.’ R u m sey . . . . T enor
Com posed b y .G ab rie l L indoff. Conducted b y C. F . B ailey.
S .G .C.C . N o ..'361
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No. 157.— IPSWICH. On Saturday, D ecem ber 20th, 1924, in tw o hours and fifty-one m inutes, a t the Church of St. M argaret.
A Peal of Oxford Treble Bob Major, 5,088 changes.T enor 14J cwt.
H. Charles G illingham . . . Treble R o bert H. B rundle . . ----- 5Charles P ark er .................. 2 George W . A b lit t . . . . ___ 6W illiam P . G arrett ......... • 3 George E. Sym onds . . ----- 7Jam es D u r r a n t .................. • 4 F rederick J. T ille tt . . . . Tenor
Com posed b y A. K nights. Conducted b y George E . Sym onds. N .D .A . R eport No. 473.
No. 158.— THORNHAM MAGNA. On M onday, D ecem ber 22nd, 1924, in tw o hours and forty-four minutes, a t the Church of St. M ary.
A Peal of Treble Bob Minor, 5,040 changes.B ein g 720 each of Cam bridge and Norw ich Surprise, W oodbine, and tw o 720’s each of K e n t and O xford T reble B ob.
Charles Nunn ....................... T reble E rn est F. P o p p y ................ 4Jam es B e tts ......................... 2 Frederick H a y w a r d ............. 5Alphaeus J. B e r r y ................ 3 George C a tte rm o le ............Tenor
C onducted b y G. Catterm ole.
No. 159.— STOWMARKET. On F rid ay, D ecem ber 26th, 1924, in three hours and sixteen m inutes, a t the Church of SS. P eter and M ary.
A Peal of New Cambridge Surprise Major, 5,056 changes.T en or 24 cwt. in D.
W alter Sparrow ................... Treble Leslie C. W ig h tm a n ............. 5W illiam J-. G room ................ 2 Thom as H . C h a p p e ll........... 6
• Leslie G. B re tt ..................... 3 W illiam C. R u m s e y ............. 7George H. C r o s s .................. 4 E rn est E . G r im e s ............Tenor
Com posed b y Geo. H. Cross. Conducted b y W illiam C. R um sey. S.G .C.C . No. 37.
No. 160.— HADLEIGH. On F riday, D ecem ber 26th, 1924, in three hours, a t the Church of St. M ary.
A Peal of Grandsire Triples, 5,040 changes.T enor 28 cwt.
Charles W . P a r k e r .............. T reble George A. Flem ing ............ 5A lb ert A. F le m in g .............. 2H a rry R o p e r ......................... 3Jam es D u r r a n t ..................... 4
Com posed b y J. Carter (12-part).
W illiam B u r g e s s ................... 6F rederick J. T il le t t ......... .. . 7Charles A. Catchpole . . Tenor Conducted b y G. A . Flem ing.
No. 161.— E Y E. On Saturday, D ecem ber 27th, 1924, in three hours and eight minutes, a t the Church of SS. P eter and Paul.
A Peal of Bob Major, 5,040 changes.T enor 21 cwt.
H en ry T odd ......................... T reble W illiam C lo v e r ..................... 5Alphaeus B e r r y ..................... 2 W illiam B u rro w s.................... 6E rn est F. P o p p y ................ 3H u bert J. D a y ..................... 4
Composed b y Cornelius Charge.C.C.C. No. 120.
F rederick B r u n n in g ................ 7D av id W h it in g ................ Tenor
Conducted b y E. F. Poppy.
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A Peal of Treble Bob Minor, 5,040 changes.B ein g 720 each of Cam bridge and N orw ich Surprise, W oodbine, College E xercise and K e n t T reble B ob, and tw o 720’s of O xford T reble Bob.
Charles N u n n .......................... T reble W illiam C l o v e r ...................... 4E dw ard Y oun gs . ................. 2 E rn est F. P o p p y .................. 5Alphaeus J. B erry .............. 3 George C a t te r m o le ...........Tenor
C onducted b y G. Catterm ole.
No. 163.— LEISTON. On M onday, D ecem ber 29th, 1924, in tw o hours and fifty-seven m inutes, a t the Church of St. M argaret.
A Peal of Bristol Surprise Major, 5,056 changes.T enor 2o-| cw t. in E.
Leonard P. B a i l e y .............. T reble George W ilson ....................... 5E d gar H. B a ile y ................ 2 A llen F. B a i l e y ...................... 6Jam es M. B ailey ................ 3 Charles Sam pson .................. 7Jam es G. R u m s e y .............. 4 Charles F. B a i l e y .............T enor
Com posed b y A rth u r K n igh ts. C onducted b y Chas. F . B ailey. S .G .C.C . No. 38.
No. 162.—THORNHAM MAGNA. On Sunday, D ecem ber 28th, 1924.in tw o hours and th irty-eig h t m inutes, a t the Church of S t. M ary
No. 1 6 4 — FRAMSDEN. On M onday, D ecem ber 29th, 1924, in tw o hours and fifty-seven m inutes, a t th e Church of S t. M ary.
A Peal of Cambridge Surprise Major, 5,056 changes.T enor 16 cw t.
A lfred S. W ightm an ......... T reble George A. F lem ing ............. 5Leslie G. B r e t t ..................... 2 W illiam C. R u m s e y ............. 6George P r y k e . . ..................... 3 E rn est E. Lanham ............ 7E rn est E . Grimes ................. 4 Leslie C. W ightm an . . . . Tenor
Com posed b y C. M iddleton. Conducted by L. C. W ightm an.
No. 1 6 5 — W R E N TH A M . On W ednesday, D ecem ber 31st, 1924, in tw o hours and forty-seven minutes, a t the Church of St. Nicholas.
A Peal of Treble Bob Minor, 5,040 changes.B ein g 720 each of Cam bridge and N orw ich Surprise, tw o 720’s of W oodbine, 740 of K en t, and tw o 720’s of O xford T reble Bob.
Tenor 10 J cw t.John Spencer ..................... .. Treble F rederick W ade ................ 4E rn est B a i l e y .............. 2 A lb ert J. L. N a u n to n ........... 5E d gar B ailey ........................ 3 Francis W . N aunton . . . Tenor
C onducted b y Francis W . N aunton.
No. 166 .— LAVENHAM. On W ednesday, D ecem ber 31st, 1924, in three hours and ten m inutes, a t the Church of SS. P eter and Paul.
A Peal of Grandsire Triples, 5,040 changes.P a rk er’s F ive-part. Tenor 23 cw t. in D flat.
S. H. S y m o n d s ........... L . Poulson ................ ......... 5M. T. S y m o n d s ........... F . F . M o r t lo c k ......... ......... 6F. A. T u rn e r.................. ----- 3 W . R. J. Poulson . . . ......... 7F. A. P o u ls o n .............. ----- 4 A. Sym onds .............. . . . Tenor
C onducted b y S. H . Sym onds.
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COMPOSITIONS.S.G.C.C. No. 19. Peal No. 78.
London Su rp rise M ajor
5088.
in and23456 M 5ths w34256 X54326 X —
43562 X25634 — . . ._
23564 X —62534 ■—24536 — X45236 X52436 X42635 — X53624 — —34625 — X24365 X —43265 X32465 X62345 X —23645 X36245 X46325 X —6.3425 X35426 — X25346 X —53246 X32.546 X42356 X —23456 X
Composed by G. Lindoff,
Conducted by C. F. Bailey at Leiston, 5/1/24.
S.G.C.C. No. 2t. Peal No. 91.
B ristol Su rp rise M ajor5024.
23456 M B W H52436 I25634 2 224536 2 I35426 0 223564 — 232465 2 225463 I 232654 2 I 236524 I 224653 I 2 232546 2 I 223645 2 226453 I 234625 2 223456 —- 2
Co mposed by A. Knights.
Conducted by C. F. Bailey atLeiston, 8/3/24.
S.G.C.C. N 0. 22. Peal No. 95.
Guildford Su rp riseM ajor
5088.
2.3456 M W H24536 I 235426 2 252364 2 226543 2 223645 2 I
Repeat Twice.
Composed by G. Lindoff.
Conducted by C. F. Bailey at Leiston, 29/3/24. •
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C O M P O S IT IO N S , continued.
S.G.C.C. No. 23. Pea! No. 105. London S u rp rise M ajo r
5056-In and
23456 M gths W H34256 X54326 X —43526 X36524 — X65324 X25634 X —35264 X —52364 X23564 X63254 X —53624 X —42635 — — —
32654 — 5C —Repeat.
Composed by G. Lindoff. Conducted by C. F. Bailey at
Leiston, 3/5/24.
S.G.C.C. No. 25. Peal No. 112.N orfolk S. M ajor
5120.23456 1 4 5 626354 — 232465 —43265 224536 —52436 262534 —42635 — 336245 — —23564 ~35264 —34256 — —42356 —25346 — 354326 — 323456 — —
Composed by G. H. Cross. Conducted by W. C. Rumsey at
Worlingworth, 1/6/24.
S.G.C.C. No. 28. Peal No. 126.London S. M ajor.
5056-In and
23456 M 5ths34256 X54326 X43526 X36524 — X65324 X53624 X42635 —
25634 — X35264 X52364 X23564 X63254 X32654 X
Repeat.Composed by F. Bennett.
Conducted by A. H. Pulling at Worlingworth, 6/8/24.
S.G.C.C. No. 29. Peal No. 128.S te d m a n C a te r s .
5043231456 5 163 '5 4 6 2 #512463 — 3 )213465 — 3 L a314265 — 2 c415263 — 3 J415362 S —315264 A3 '5 4 6 23^265
t2
412365 — 2215364 — 3514362 — 3514263 S —214365 A
* 1, 4 . 6, 7, n , 12, 13, 14, 15t 3. 4. 6, 9, n , 12, 13Composed by F. A. Holden.
Conducted by A. H. Pulling at Bury St. Edmund’s, 7/8/24.
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C O M P O S IT IO N S , continued.
S.G.C.C. No. 31. Peal No. 134.
London S. M ajor
.5024.
In and23456 M 5ths w34256 X54326 X —
43526 X23564 — X —35264 X52364 X62534 X —
24536 — X45236 X52436 X26435 — - X36245 X —34625 X —24365 , X —
43265 X32465 X62345 X —
42635 X —53624 — —63425 — X35426 — X25346 X —
53246 X32546 X42356 X —23456 X
Composed by G. Lindoff.
Conducted by C. F. Bailey at Leiston, 22/8/24.
S.G.C.C. No. 32. Peal No. 145.
D ouble N orw ich C .B .M a jo r
5056.
23456 1 4 5 663254 — 335264 — 362534 — —
64235 — 224365 —25346 — —
2
32546 224536 — 343526 335246 — s23546 263245 — 334265 —46235 ~65234 — — ~
3
52634 —
62354 —24356 — — —
2
32456 225436 — 353426 — 334256 - s23456 2If first half of above is repeated
it gives 5088.If second half is rung- and re
peated it gives 5024.
Composed by G. H. Cross.
Conducted by G. H. Cross at St. Margaret's, Ipswich, 4/10/24.
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C O M P O S IT IO N S , continued.
S.G.C.C. No. 33. Peal No. 146.London S. M ajor
S056.In and
23456 M 5ths W H53246 X —43526 X —62534 — -- --32546 — X —25346 X45236 X —52436 X26435 — X64235 X34625 X —24365 X —43265 X32465 X
Repeat.Composed by G. Lindoff.
Conducted by C. F. Bailey atLeiston, 4/10/24.
S.G.C.C. N0. 34. Peal No. 15:.R o ch e ste r S. M ajor
5088.23456 M B W H26354523642436523645426353652434625423565623423564642354523665324543265324623456
2 II
I 2I 2
X — 22 — 22 I
2 — 2I I
— 22 — I 22 — I2 — I 2
I 22 I
Composed by G. Lindoff. Conducted by C. F. Bailey at
Leiston, 11/11/24.
•S.G.C.C. No. 38. Peal No. 163.
B risto l S. M ajor
234565432625463645236524362453263542356425634
5056.
M___ B W HI — 2
— 2 I — 2
) 2I 2
— I 2 I 2I 2
Repeat.
Composed by A. Knights.
Conducted by C. F. Bailey atLeiston, 29/12/24.
N .B .— The num bers are those
in the Book, en titled , “ The
S u ffo lk G u ild s Collection o f
C o m p o s it io n s in w hich a ll
Com positions ru n g by the G u ild are recorded. A
selection on ly can be p rin ted
as above.
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TH E SUFFOLK GUILD OF RINGERSFOR THE DIOCESE OF
ST. EDMUNDSBURY AND IPSWICH.
OBJECTS.
1. —Federation.— To supply an organisation which shall unite the separate companies of Church Bell Ringers within the Diocese, for the purpose of mutual support and encouragement in the performance of the duties of their office, and in the practice of their art.
2. — Recognition.— To obtain full recognition of the ringers’ office as essentially a branch of the Church’s w ork; that ringers and their services (qualification for which demands much time, skill, and mental labour) may be placed upon a true and acknowledged basis.
3-— Promotion of Change Ringing.-—To encourage, cultivate, and foster the art of scientific Changeringing by frequent meetings in various centres for practice or peal-ringing; and to provide, as far as possible, and at a reasonable cost, instructors when and where required.
4.— Reform.— To correct abuses, irregularities, irreverent and unbecoming behaviour in the ringing chamber ; to promote a proper appreciation of it as a part of God’s House ; to encourage the bestowal of care and attention on the cleanliness and proper equipment of the ringing chamber, as well as the preservation of the bells in an efficient condition, to advocate needful repairs and renovations; and to supply, when required, reliable information and advice of a practical character concerning the condition of bells and their fittings.
CONSTITUTION.
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1. — The Guild shall consist of (a) Members, (b) Performing Members, (c) Honorary Members, (d) Life Members.
(a) Members may be elected at any Meeting when there are five other Members present. Or, by two other Members, before starting for a peal. No peal shall be recorded unless the subscriptions of all taking part in it are paid.
(b) Performing Members may be elected as soon as they have rung 120 changes on a Tower Bell ; or on two Handbells retained in hand.
(c) Honorary Members may be elected on a life payment of £, 2 2s. od. ; or 2/6 a year ; the other Members (including the Clergy), 1/- a year.
(d) Life Members, residing out of the Uiocese, to pay
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2. — The Committee shall consist of the President, Vice- Presidents, Ringing Master, Secretary, Treasurer, each District Secretary, and seven elected Members who may co-opt three other Members.
3. — All these shall be subject to election at each Annual General Meeting, held on Easter Monday at Ipswich and Bury St. Edmund’s alternately.
4. — Each Archdeaconry may have its own Secretary, and hold its own Quarterly Meetings.
5. — A District Secretary, in his District, shall
(a) Arrange for Meetings for Practice.
(b) Arrange for Instruction.
(c) Collect the Subscriptions of all Members.
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RULES.
1. — Subscriptions shall be due on January ist: New Members elected after October 31st shall not pay a second subscription for the next year.
2. — Any Member whose subscription is unpaid on December 31st, and on being reminded, does not pay his subscription, shall lose his membership. Lapsed Members may be reinstated on payment of 1/- in addition to theannual subscription.
3. — Junior Members, under the age of 17, may pay half the subscription and no entrance fee, but in that case may not vote at Meetings and will not receive a Report.
4. — The Committee may, at its discretion, allow a Tower to compound on payment of 1/- per bell yearly ; this to include all the Ringers, Clergy, Steeplekeeper and Clerk; provided their names are sent to the Secretary with the subscriptions before Jan. 31st each year. Members who wish to be elected in any other month must pay the usual amounts for that year. As many Reports as there are bells will be supplied to the Secretary of a company so compounding. In return for this privilege, Members of such a Company should feel in honour bound to obtain as many Honorary Members as ,possible for the Guild.
5. — All ringing at Meetings of the Guild shall be such as is approved by the Central Council, and the decisions of the Central Council shall be recognised in recording any ringing performances.*
6. — The Committee may remove a Member from the Guild for serious offences against the objects and Rules.
7. — These Rules can only be altered by a General Meeting, after notice given at a previous General Meeting, or at each Branch, or District Meeting. The Objects and Constitution can only be altered by a resolution passed at two General Meetings. Provided that the amounts of Subscriptions can be altered at a General Meeting after three months’ notice.
* “ Rules and Decisions of the Council,’ price 6 d . , post free, from the Hop, Librarian, Rev. C. W . O. Jenkyn, Broadlands, Caversham, Reading,
LIST OF MEMBERS FOR 1925.
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A fter the nam e of each tow er is printed :— ■
is t. T he num ber of bells in it.
2nd. P rin ted betw een ( ) is the w eigh t in cw ts., if known, and the note of the Tenor.
3rd. T he condition of th e bells : X stan din g fo r excellen t or good ; P for poor, i.e., the bells can be rung for a peal, b u t need some r e p a ir ; W means som ething wrong, or the bells go so b a d ly th a t a peal can n ot be rung.
4th. T he D a y and H our of the w eek ly practice.
5th. T he m ethods then rung : gr. means G randsire ; b. P lain B ob ; s. Stedm an ; a. a ll, i.e., T reble B o b and other m ethods.
W hen a C appears i t m eans th a t a ll th e nam es a fter i t have been com pounded for.
A * a fter a nam e m eans a Change Ringer.
(c) m eans C aptain (or Secretary).
1.—MILDENHALL DISTRICT.COWLINGE (Near Newmarket).— 5— (39 in.)— X .— T h. 7.— R ev. H y.
G ilbert, Geo. Savage, Sam i. Good, H y. Stubbins, H y. E . Stubbins, S tan ley Pledger, S idn ey Cooke, Leslie Ginn, Ch. C. Good.
ELVEDEN (Near Thetford).— 8 (17), X .— Mon. 7.— C. R ev. T. Selw yn Sharp, B ertie Grim wood (c), B e r t Roper, Jas. G. C. B row n, Jas. W . P aul, W a t. G. Paul, Ch. R . Paul, D av . M anning, Ch. T . Palm er, Reg. T rett, W m . Fane, Ch. D . Turner, W ilf. A . Bowers.
MILDENHALLi.— 8 (17 F .)— X .— Mon.— A ll* .— P . Fordham , Mrs. P . Fordham , R . Simpson, G. Gooch, B . Chester. A lso in Cam bs. G. Fordham and L . Goodwin a t Soham ; and a t T hetford , A lf. M acro (c), W . E v e re tt, E . Gooch, G. Squires, C. Pearson, W . Rickw ood,O. Ford, T . Stagg.
NEWMARKET (St. Mary’s).— 6.— (21), E . ft.— X .— Tu. 7.30— All*.-— Reg. C. Sharpe (c), O. A . M oody, S tan ley Forw ard, Les. Moon, R egin ald H eath, L eslieiW arner, W . H . P aget, F . C. Turner.
NEWMARKET (All Saints’).— 8.— (1 i)— P .— T u.TTJDDENHAM ST. MARY.— 5.— W .WORLINGTON.— 5 — W .
2.— BURY ST. EDMUNDS DISTRICT.BARROW.— 5-— (194 . G.)— X-— T h. 7-30. gr.— H on. Member, R ev.
Canon H. H . B . A yles. C.— R . M urfet (c), P . R aw lings, W . W ells,C. B ragg, G, Fuller, H. W righ t, D. H am m ond. j . ,, 4 ;^ M j
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BURY ST. EDMUNDS (St. James’) CATHEDRAL.— 10 (30 Csh.) — X .— 1st and 3rd Sat. a t 7.— a.— Hon M em bers : Ven. W . T . Farm iloe, R ev. Canon G oldsm ith, Mr. A . R . F litton . A ll* . A . E . M oore (c), W . Goodship, F . E aton , W . W atson , J. Chinery, G. L illey , W . S tannard,P . G. E v erett, J. Sparrow ,— C.— H. R . M oore, F . L e v itt , A . B ridges,F . L . H u n t, H. D eal.
BURY ST. EDMUNDS, ST. MARY’S.— 8.— (28J, D .)— X — a.— H on. M em ber : R ev. D r. G ray— A ll* .— R . S. L o n g (c), T . Reeve, H . L om ax, A . H am m ond, H . Sm ith, P . Johnson, F . B uckle, C. H . L om ax, J. L e v itt, G. Sparrow.
CHEVINGTON.— 5 (14h F .)— P .— Th. 7-30.— gr.b.s.— A ll* .— A . W . R o lfe (c), E . Clarke, C. Q uantrill, J. R olfe, F . Cooper, A. N ewm an.
FORNHAM ST. MARTIN.— 6.— Hon. M em ber : R e v . H . B uckton . A ll* .— C. Em m erson (c), A . N unn, R . Stow e, E . A llen, S. Fordham .
HESSETT.— 5.— J. B iddle, S. Sturgeon.
HORRINGER (Homingsheath).— 8.'— G. D ebenham , A . D ebenham .
INGHAM (and CULFORD). — '5-— W . Stannard.IXWORTH.— 6.— H on. M em ber : R ev. H . P. H a rt. A ll* .—
W . D u rran t (c), H . K in g, H . L o tt, A . Landym ore, H. H ow e, A . Grim- w ard.
PAKENHAM.— 5.— X .— C.— R e v . W . H . T urnbull, N ath an Stone (c), Fredk. Souter, W m . R ayner, H a rry H owes, Leslie Pierce, Ernest H owes, L . Moore, J. Jackson.
STOW, WEST.— 6 — (15, F .)— X .— T h. 8.— gr. b. A ll* .— A. D orling (c), H . S. A rbin, H . D orling, A . E. B allam , P . A . B allam , S. T . B a y b u tt.
TROSTON.— 6 — (6, B .)— P .— Th. 8.— b.— AH*.— A rchie Grim-w ood (c).
3.— LAVENHAM DISTRICT.
BARKING (Near Needham Market).— 5.— A. Peters.
BILDESTON.— 6.— A. W . S. T aylor, H. D . L ister, S. T aylo r, K . W h ittell, P. W hittell.
ELEIGH, MONKS (Near Bildeston).— 6.— (18, E .).— X .— a.— R ev. Canon Hon. A. F. N orthcote. A ll* .— Ar. Keeble, Leonard H ead, (c), H a rry W hym arlc.
LAVENHAM.— 8.— (23, D .fl.)— X .— Sat. 7.— a.— H on. M em bers : R ev. G. H . Conyngham , C. Mellis, E sq., H . C. Stead, Esq.-— A ll* .— A r. Sym onds (c), M aurice T . Sym onds, Stedm an H. Sym onds, W m . R . J. Poulson, F redk. A . Poulson, Laurence Poulson, W . W . J. Roper,F . Leeks, L . Leeks, W . P ayers, A lf. F . Turner, F redk. F . M ortlock, R . D ent, Th. W . G arrard, C. D eacon, S. Sm ith, W al. Jarvis, C. Mann.
PRESTON.— 6.— H on. M em bers : R e v . S. B uchanan, Miss B arton (K ettlebaston ). All*.'— Cecil G. Prylce (c), E . A lderton, F . S. B rin kley, W . O. H . F lem ing, R . J. Poulson, R . T . Poulson.
BARTON GT.— 6 (9).— X .— T u. 8.— a.— R ev. D r. W . H a tt Lips-com be. A ll* .— H. W . F ou lger (c), T. G. Foulger, E . Sturgeon, P.Sturgeon, C. E v erett, J. Stiff.
WALDINGFIELD, GT. (Near Sudbury).— 6.— P . Theobald , S. G oody,G. G olding.
WALDINGFIELD, LT. (Near Sudbury).— 5.— J. M artin, W . Payers,H. Cornell, B . Cornell, H. D ay, W . H ead, Miss E . H ead, V . Cornell, John M artin, P. B . R oper, P . K ing.
4 — CLARE DISTRICT.CA VE N D ISH .— 6.— (12, D. sh.)— X .— Mon. and Sat. 7-30.— a.—
A ll* .— W . U nderwood (c), H. Thom pson, A . L. Ives, H . PerM ns, A . C atterw ell, A. M axim , F . K em p, P. Johnson, E . Perkins.
C L A R E .— 8.— (28, D .)— X .— W ed. 7-30.— Hon. M em bers : R ev. J. R . M. V atcher, C. R a y, E sq., D r. M etcalfe, C. W aym an , E sq .— A ll* .— D an G rid ley (c), G. More, H. F. G regory, B . Sm ith, E . Sargeant, S, A . Sargeant, A . K in gsb u ry , Mrs. A . B utcher.
GLEMSFORD.— 6.— (16, F .)— X .— a.— -Theodore E . S later (c)*, V . R . Johnson.
HAVERHILL.— 6.— (12J, 3 ft. 5 in .).— X .— b, etc .— AH*.— H. B a c k ler (c), F . M aking, N. N unn, F . Gilders, A . A vis.
POSLINGFORD.— 5.— W . D aines.
5 — SUDBURY DISTRICT.ASSINGTON (Near Colchester).— 4.— D. E lliott.CORNARD.— 5 — C Sm ith , C. Clarke.
MELFQRD, LONG (Near B u ry St. Edmunds).— 8.— (16, F. sh.)— X .— E. J. Am brose, T . Chinnery, H. S. R ichold, R o b t. Gowers, A . R ichold, S. Ford, F. Connell, C. H ow ard, W . Pearm an, S. Cadge.
SUDBURY, ALL SAINTS’ — 9 (26, D ).— ST. GREGORY.— 8 (16, F). — ST. PETER.— 8 (23, E , fl.)— H on. M em b e r: R ev. R . G arrett Johnson. A ll* .— G. D ixon (c), G. T atu m , S. H ow ell, D. E llio tt, C. C larke, A . W . S co tt (c), L . A llington, S. G ridley, H . Felton, A . W . S co tt (Jun.), P . T aylo r.
6.— HADLEIGH DISTRICT.HADLEIGH.— 9.— (28, D .)— X .— H on. Members : V e ry R ev. D ean
Carter, D r. J. M uriel, W . W ilson, E sq ., H . From ant, E sq.— A ll* .— Th. G. R ead (c), F . S. A ldridge, W . B urgess, T, K in g , B . H . D ouble, C. H all, C. A llen, G. Cham berlin, C. Green, D . R. T ay lo r, A . Thorpe, C. Robinson, Mrs. E . Ling, Miss C. W ilson, H . W arne, S. A b litt, F . Sm ith.
HARKSTEAD— 5 .— E d ga r Thurlow .
HIGHAM ST. MARY (Near Colchester).— 6.— (9, A fl.)— X .— S.A b b itt.
HINTLESHAM (Near Ipswich).— 6.— (9, A ) .— X .— Mon.— Th. R eed *.
HOLBROOK (Near Ipswich).— 6.— (8).— X .— T u. 7-30.— b.— Hon. M em ber : B rig.-G en. E . H u n ter R odw ell,— C. R ev. B re n t R . N eville. A ll* .— J. W . G arnham (c), R . W y a tt , R . D river, S idn ey Rogers. A lso H erb ert A skew (Sutton), T h. W h ite (Sutton).
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POLSTEAD (Near Colchester).— 6.-— (g).— X.'— J. K in g.STRATFORD ST. MARY (Near Colchester) .— 6 (16, F ).— X .— H on.
M em b e r: R ev. S. C. C alver.— A ll* .— S. Featherstone, L . W righ t. A lso from E ssex : A . Sm ith (Langham ), H . L ille y (Langham ), F . C. W arn e (Fordham ), E. L e g g ett (W orm ingford).
STUTTON (Near Ipswich).— 6.— Sidney R . W isem an, E d ga r G. H ow ard.
TATTINGSTONE (Near Ipswich).— 5.— W m . D ye, John G. H a rv ey .
7.— BECCLES DISTRICT.BECCLES.— 10.— (25, D . fl.).— X .— A ll* .— R . J. G oate (c) ; Ch.
B ailey , Geo. B axter, E dw in P. Goate, T h. H olm es, T h. K errick , H y . Ling, C layton Parnell, R b t. Rush, Ch. Rush, Ch. F.. Sayer, R b t. Spalding, Jas. Spalding.
B U N G A Y (St. Mary).— 8.— (44, F .)— X .— W m . B arrell (c), E rn est Lincoln (Earsham ).
8.— E Y E DISTRICT.
COTTON (Near Stow m arket).— 5.— B e rt Chilvers, A r. Colem an, A lb. Lockw ood, W m . Bridges.
E Y E .— 8.— (21, E fl.)— X .— Mon. 8.— A ll* .— H u bt. J. D a y (c),G. M urton, F redk. Brunning, W m . Burrow s, A lf. Oakes, H y . Geo. Turner, W . H ale, Ed. H y. T odd, Alf. E d gar B ow ell.
FRESSIN GFIELD.— 8.—.X.HEPWORTH (Near Diss).— 5.— (7, B fl.)— X .— R ev. N. G, Sm ith .—
W . W . F isk (c), E . Sparkes, T . B ald ry, A. J. C laydon, W . Clarke, A . C larke (Sen.), W . Planton, H. M itson, A. Clarke, (Jun.), F . Fordham .
PALGRAVE (Near Diss).— 8.— (7 A fl).— X .— M. 7-30— a— All*.— C. J. Moore (c), J. Cutting.
RICKINGHALL, SUPR. (Near Diss).— 6.— X . ~ INFR.— 3 — X .—A ll* .— Frank Shamming, John Cook, E d w ard Moles, A rth u r Cook, D a v id B ailey , Jam es B ailey .
STOKE ASH.— 4.— W .— Er. E. Poppy.STRADBROKE.— 8. (24, 4 ft., E fl.)— P .— H. B ay les (c) * , E .
G oshaw k*, H. Mills, If. Church, A . Gissing, Jas. Clarke, Geo. E v e re tt, Geo. Rose.
THORNDON.— <5.— H. Cracknel!.TH O R N H A M .— 6.— (9).— X — Sat. 7.— a.— H on. M em bers : Col.
the R t. Hon. Im rd H enniker, Rov. E. F. B in g ley .— AH*.-— G. C atter- mole (c), Alphreus J. B erry, W m . Rose, E d . Y o u n gs, Ch. Nunn (Stoke Ash), W m . Clover, F redk. P layw ard (Finningham ), H y. Moss (Brais- worth), Ar. G. B la x a ll (B raisw orth), Geo. B row n, Jun., P h ilip Steggalls, F redk. S teggalls, John M ayes, S tan ley Lum m is, F ra n k M urton, John H ow lett, Ar. Stam m ers.
NAYLAND (Near Colchester).— 6 (i6).-— X .— Sat. 8.— J. T horpe (c),A . Popps, C. Thorpe, S. Slade, F . Mann, L . , Popps, R . G odfry, H .H um phrey, A . B ayn e, A . Carter.
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WICKHAM SKEITH.— — Ar. C atterm ole, D av id M ayes, F ran k Cullum , Geo. K em p, H y.C ollin s, Leonard E. L a st, Th. D a v e y , G.*Brown.
WINGFIELD (Near D i s s ) 6.— (14, F .}— X .— W ed . 7.— a.— H on. M e m b e r: R ev. S. W . H . A ldw ell. C.— Geo. F ilb y (c)*, E d w ard B arb er*, Jam es B arb er*, H a rry A ldous*, Geo. H ow ard*, Jacob F ilb y * , Cornelius F ilb y * , Charles B row n*, P e rcy A ldous, W m . Saunders, H a rry Saunders, S idn ey L e ftle y , Geo. M ower.
YAXLEY.— 6.— X .— D v d W hitin g, D erek Lockw ood
9.— DEBENHAM DISTRICT.
ASHBOCKING.— 6.— (io).'— X .— Geo. B en n ett, Geo. F am ish .
CRETINGHAM (Near Wickham Market).— 5.— A lfred S. W ightm an*, Leslie C. W ightm an*.
DEBENHAM (Near Stowmarket).— 8.— (19, E .)— X .— T u. 7-30.— a.— H on. M em ber : R ev. E . C. O akley. A ll* .— W m . C. R u m sey (c), Geo. S. R ow e, Sid. C. R ow e, W m . J. G room , P erciv a l W oods, JohnC. G. H aggar, Er. E . G rim es, Thos. H . C happell (K enton). A lso A n th o n y P rice (Shouldam V ic . and U .S .A .) and R o b t. H a rd y (29 M uspole Street, N orwich), and E r. W h itin g and F red J. R oope (Pulham M ark et).
FRAMSDEN (Near Stowmarket).— 8.— (16, F .)— Leslie G. B re tt.
HELMINGHAM (Near Stowmarket).— 8.— ( i9|, E fl, 49 in.).~--X.— T h. 8.— -a.'— Hon. M em bers : R ev. J. R . G arrett, Ch. S. Thom pson, E sq .— A ll* .— T h. W m . L a s t (c), Geo. W hitin g, W m . L ast, Er. E . L an ham , W a lte r W hitin g, W . W eedon, Serg.J. B en n ett, Jas. B en n ett, Ju n ., A r. G odfrey.
OTLEY (Near Ipswich).— 6.— (12, C. sh.)— X .— Mon. 7-30.— a.— H on. M em ber : R ev. A . M. D ew ing.— A ll* .— Geo. P ryke, C.— A lf. H atch er (c), W m . B alls, S. B alls, J. Saw yer, Geo. D urrant, Ch.H . S crutton, S tan ley L eggett, Jos. W . M iller.
STONHAM ASPALL.— 10.— (24).— P.WETHERINGSETT (Near Stowmarket).— 5.— Jas. B etts .(c),. Ar.
T h. Geo. Clarke, Jas. D ale, R obin F. H owe, Ch. T yler, D av . Stannard.
9a.— HALESWORTH DISTRICT.
BRAMFIELD.— 5.— -John Pun ch ard*, (e) W alter L o ve tt, Jim Fenn, B e rt F oster, Jack P arry .
CHEDISTON.— 6 .— (14) .— X .CRATFIELD.— 7.— ’Geo. A . W ightm an*, W illiam B arber, W illiam
Collins, Jam es Gardner, Sam uel Sm ith, H a rry Mouser, S idn ey W arren.
ELMHAM, So., ST. MARGARET’S (Near Harleston).— 5.— C — R ev.D . M acau lay. A ll* .— A r. A ld rich (c), T hom as Lord, E d w ard Lord, V ic to r A ldrich , R a lp h A ldrich , Archie Crockford.
HALESWORTH.— 8.— (20) .— X .HUNTINGFIELD.— 5 — R ev. C. P. H. R eyn olds.
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WENHASTON.— 6 .— (12, F. sh.)— X .— Hon. Member : Rev. W. N. Matthews.'— A ll* .— Er. George Pearce (c), Austin Leech.— C.— Geo. Eastaugh, Samuel Ellis, Er. Geo. Brunning Pearce, Ronald Bullen, Sidney Stockdale, Cecil Burrows, Robert Roberts, Ed. Battle also John Larter, (Reydon).
WISSETT.— 6.— (10).—-X.
10.— SOUTHWOLD DISTRICT.
BRAMPTON (Near Wangford).— 5.— (10).— P.— Fri. 7.— a.— AH*.— Wm. Myall (c), Jack Ford, Frank Ford, Percy Self, Geo. Self, J. L. Ford.
SOUTHWOLD.— 8.— (12, F ).— X .— F ran k Osborne (c)*, Edw in Goodwin, S. J. Sm ith, R . J. W ells, E d . G. Grindell, John R oberts, Ar. Fredk. F lu x (E. Meon).
STOVEN (Near Wangford).— 1.— Ernest Cook*.WESTHALL (Near Wangfora).— 5.— Jas. W oolnough*.
WRENTHAM (Near Lowestoft).— 6.— ( io | , G.)— X .— Tu. 7.— a.—Rev. F. R. Bonsey.— All*.— F. W. Naunton (c), A. L . J. Naunton,E. Bailey, Sen., E. Bailey, Jun., F. Wade, G. Lee, S. Briggs, J. Spencer,E. Chatten, E. Nnnn, G. Bertram, Wm. Bunn, Herbt. Sharman.
11.— STOWMARKET DISTRICT.
ASHFIELD, G T— 5.— (11 A b).— X .— Fredk. R odw ell, Ch. Scase, Ed. A rm strong, Gordon T yrrell.
COMBS.— 4.— W .— T h. Sparrow.
FINBOROUGH, GT.— 6 (15, 4 ft.).— X .— J. Euston, A. Proctor, Ar. Grimwood, H arry Copeland, W alt. Sparrow.
HAUGHLEY — 5 — (20 F, 45 in.).— W. Peeling.MENDLESHAM (Near Stowmarket).— 5.— X .— C.— R ev. E . R.
Manwaring-White, Russell Ed. Ward, Wm. Forster, Fredk. Keeble, Ar. Clements, Russell Wood Finbow, Alf. Allen Baker.
RINGSHALL.— 2.— Hon. Member : Rev. Canon G. C. Blaxland.STOWMARKET.— 9.— (24, D., 5 1 1 in.)— X .— Hon. Member: Rev.
F. l ’e Faw cett.— A ll*.— Wm. So liter (c), Ed. E. Diaper, Wm. E. Tydemau, John G. Wade, Wm. Wathen, Victor W. Peeling, Also Fredk. Alarcl, Ch. Aldorton, and Shelford Sparrow (Stowupland).
WETHERDEN.— 5 — Ed. Davcy.
1 2 — FRAMLINGHAM DISTRICT.
BADINGHAM.— 5 -— Alfred H. Watson (c)*, John Garrat*. BEDFIELD.— 6.— Percy C. Potter*, D avid Read*, Er. Curtis*. BRANDESTON — 6.— D avid C. Wightman*.DENNINGTON.— ■ 6.-— (25).— W. Saunders*, Jas. W ardley* (c), Ar.
J. Taylor*, Geo. Saunders, Th. Reeve, Frank Reeve, Geo. Ward, Fred Brunning.
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FRAMLINGHAM— 8:— ( i 6 i F .)— X .— T u . 8.— a.— AH*.— W illo u gh b y E . M aulden (c), John H. H all (c), H a rry H all, H arold S. M ayhew , J. Forem an, Ch. G. B utton , V icto r E . K erridge, W . Goodwen,F . Reeve.
LAXFIELD.— 6.— ( i6 j , F ).— X .— Fri. 8.— a.— H on. M em bers :R ev. E . M. W hite, T . J. Gorham , Esq., C. B loom field, E sq ., T . M. Scoggins, E sq., J. Selsby, E sq .— .All*.— W . H ollingsw orth (c), W . J. G. B row n, W . E m en y, A . Cann, O. F elgate, F . W arren, T . H am bling,E . Em en y, F . J. Sm ith, R . Scoggins, S idn ey A yre , Iva n A llum .
SOHAM, EARL.— 6.— H on. M em bers : R e v . Canon A b b ay, H. M urrell, E sq .— A ll* .— W m . G. C rickm er (c), H ector W . Crickm er, C. B . Ellis, R eg. A bbot, C. W . B eecroft, W alt. M iller, N orm an M iller, S idn ey Rogers, J. M allett, F ra n k Stevenson.
SOHAM, MONK.— 5.— W . Ruffles, F ran k Ruffles, G. Cook.
W ILBY (Near Diss).— 6.— John N oller (c), T h. Noller, Ch. Oakes, T h. M oyes, D av . Cracknell, Ch. Cham bers, Garnham Ingate, R o bert Cunnell.
13.— SAXMUNDHAM DISTRICT.
ALDEBTJRGH— 6.— (12J, F .)— X .— Tu. 7.— a.— H on. L ifeM em ber : A . S. G arrett, E sq. A ll* .— C.— N orm an R . B ailey , A lb e rt T . Lincoln, Leonard W . B ale, R o y P ilgrim , Ch. H uke, Geo. H uke, J a ck P ilgrim (c), E d w ard H am bling, R o y W oodard, G. Southgate.
BLAXHALL (Near Tunstall!.— 6.— (9).— X .— T h . 8 .— a.— A ll* ,— W m . S m ith (c), A r. Er. Sm ith, H y . Geo. Sm ith, A lderm an Ling, A lderm an Ling, (Jun.), A r. A lf. Ling, Jas. Sm y, F ra n k Ling.
GLEMHAM, GT. (Near Wickham Market).— 5 -— LIT.— 3.— Lew is Carter.
IKEN (Near Tunstall).— 4.— (7).— X .— Fri. 7.— C.— R ev. R . L . M ann.— A ll* .— Fr. H ill (c), J. A lexander, G. B u tton , W . Cole, W . M eadows.
KELSALE.— 8.— (i6£, E, 45 in.)— X .— a.— ‘A ll* .— Fenton T hom p son (c). Geo. H ardy, W m . D rew, H a rry Phillips, W m . Flem ing, F . Gordon Thom pson, John W . A vis.
LEISTON.— 8.— (204, E .)— X .— Tu. 7.— a.— H on. M em bers : R ev.F . W . M organ Jones, Mrs. M organ Jones, R ev. H. M. B la c k e tt ,D r. H . M. S ylvester, G. E . G unthorpe, E sq., J. E . B lakem ore, E sq., A . F. B en n ett, E sq., P . B . S m yth , E sq., J. Cutts, E sq., J. E . Cooper, E sq., F . E . W alker, Esq., F . E . H olland, E sq., S. E . Crisp, E sq., Miss W rightson, F. G. Garrod, E sq., F . H . A dam s, Esq., S. E . Cordy, E sq., Col. F . G arrett, Dr. H . B . R yga te . A ll* .— Ch. F. B a ile y (c), Geo. W ilson, E d gar H. B ailey, E r. S. B ailey , Jas. M. B ailey, Leonard P. B ailey , Geo. B ailey, F redk. W . B a ile y ,f A llen F. B ailey , W ilfred .W. B ailey , Ch. Sam pson, A lf. Keeble,- Jas. G. R um sey, Ch. W h itin g, Fred. J. Sm ith, G. W m . Lam b ert, H . J. B u tto n , and W m . B u tto n (Colchester). 1
EASTON.-— 5.— -X.— 'Rev. A . Colbeck, John C atterm ole, Ar.T u tliill, Stephen Capon, W m . Nicholls, Cecil Catterm ole, W m . Capon,Er. H ow lett, R ussell Miles, A br. Neeve, H y . Thorpe, Jas. W ix.
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P E A SE N H A L L .— 6.— (10J, G.)— X .— 'Wed. 7 - 3 0 .~ a .~ C .— R e v A .E . Cooke.— A ll* .— H orace Pepper (c), W illiam Nichols, W alter Nichols, H erb ert Pepper, B ertie Pepper, Ch. H oward, W illiam H ow ard, F redk. R odw ell, Jas. Mann.
RENDHAM.— 6.— W . Cooper.
SAXMUNDHAM.— 6.— X .— Hon. M em bers : J. K e ir Greig, E sq., Col. F ry e r.— F. W atlin g (c). ,
THEBERTON (Near Leiston).— 5.— (7, A .)— P .— R ev. T . J. B ailey .
T U N ST A LL, S.O.— 6.— L . N ew son*.
14.— W O Q D BR ID G E DISTRICT.
GRUNDISBURGH.— 8.— (10, G .) ~ X .— Cecil W . Pipe, Fredk. C. Crapnell.
HACHESTON (Near Wickham Market).— 5.— P. — Geo. B erry .
HASKETON.— 6.— (9f).— X .— W ed. 7.— a.)— H on. M em ber: R e v .F. W . W a it.— A ll* .— Geo. W . A b litt (c), Jos. B otw righ t, H y. B urch, H y. H aw es, Ch. A b litt, Lew is J. L ast, Jos. Last.
MARLESFORD (Near Wickham Market).— 5.— P .— R ev. Th.B en n ett, Geo. R . F in ch *, A lb. G. Self.
U FFO R D .— 8.— (14, E .)— P .— T u . 7-30.— gr. b.— H on. M em bers :H . H . W alters, R ev. H . D rake.— A ll* .— Ch. E . F isher (c), W m . W ard. F ra n k L . Fisher, E d ga r Ch. P izzey .— C ,— -Mrs. A . G oldsm ith, Miss Cadm ore, Geo. Good, Jas. W ob y, W a lter W m . B ow ery, H. D utton Sm ith, C yril D avis, W alter B ezan t, H y . Cooper, F ra n k Sm ith, V in cen t D rake, B ernard D rake, Geo. Booth, R ob. B ooth, F red Sm y, F red Nicholls, K en neth Oxborrow .
W O O D BR ID G E .— 8.— (27, D.)— X .— W alter H . Cutting.
15.— IPSWICH DISTRICT.
BRAMFORD.— 6.— (G., 41 in.)— R ev. W . H . L illie.— A ll* .— W alter Brow n, Archie Bow m an, P e rcy Southgate, Ar. Rodw ell, A. E . Sewell, Alb, G ym i.
C O D D E N H A M — 8.— (:c6, F .)— John Gooch, W m . J. B utton .
IPSWICH, ST. CLEMENT’S.— 6.— (15 1, F .)— X .— W ed, .7-45.— a.— A ll* .— F redk. Howell (<;), Fredk. J. Long, Ch. Shem m ing, H erbt. Shem m ing, V icto r 1C. W aters, A lfred B ow ell, Ben T ille tt, A lb. V. M iddleditch, Win, Prim e. Also John G. H arvey, A lf. W . Clarke, H . B lake, Geo. Sheinm iiig, IJy. G. W elham .
IPSWICH, ST. M ATTHEW — 5.— (G, 39 in.)— X .— M.— Cecil H. Aldous, Gordon C. Leach, H arold E. Sym onds, F redk. Ch. T rott.
IPSWICH, ST. MARGARET’S — 8.— (x5 J, F „ 44 in.)— W . Barber, H . B lake, A lf. John G illingham , Geo. R . D ay , R t. J. P o lley , Jas. Sm ith, Sam uel G owing, W m . H. Cow ey, Fredk. G illingham .
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IPSWICH, ST. M ARY-LE-TOWER.— 12.— (30I, C. sh.)— X — T u . 7-45 -— a -— H on. M em bers : R ev. Canon D ouglas-H am ilton, E . F . H o llam by, E sq .— A ll* .— Jas. Rose (c), F redk. W m . T illett' (Master), Geo. E. Sym onds, R ob. H . B rundle, W m . P . G arrett, H y . Ch. G illingham , Ch. J. Sedgley, Ch. A . Catchpole, F redk. Joh. T ille tt, Ch. Crapnell, H o b art E . Sm ith, H a rry R . Roper, Ch. W oodcock, Jas. D urrant, H erbt. W . S. Shem m ing, S, W m . K in sey, P e rc y M ay. A lso A lb. A . F lem in g (W itnesham ), Geo. A . F lem in g (W itnesham ), A r. S. B o a r (Teign- m outh), W m . D ye.
SPROUGHTON.— 6, G .— R ev. T . J. M iller.— AH*.— Ch. Mee, Ch. F. Mee, H y. J. Mee, Geo. W . Mee, E d g a r R ivers, F ra n k R olfe, S idn ey C. Moss, Leslie E . R ivers, S tan ley Johnson.
TUDDENHAM, ST. M A R T IN .— 5.— (8).— X .— W ed. — a.— A ll* .— Geo. Carrod (c), Ch. W . Parker, P e rc y K . Parker, John R . Crooks, A lb. W righ t, M. H y la A . W righ t, P e rc y W m . M arjoram , Claud J. M arjoram , E dw in Ch. Sim pson.
R .I.P.Chas. C u ttin g (W oodbridge).
PAGE & GIRLING,Sole Proprietor : GREGOR MacGREGOR,
THE FOUNDRY, M E L T O N , Suffolk. Agricultural and General Engineers.Suppliers o f everything fo r the E state, Farm ,. . . G arden, M otor, & c .
Castings of all descriptions made in the Works.G A R D E N T O O L S I N S T O C K .
G RA Y & D A V ISO N , Lt d .,ORGAN BUILDERS,
1—3, Gumming S t r e e t , P e n to n v ille ,
LIVERPOOL. L O N D O N ■ OXFORD.
E s t a b l i s h e d E S T I M A T E S *1750. R E P A IR S *
C O N S U L T A T IO N S * T e l . :R E C O N S T R U C T IO N S * N o r t h 1008.
LIFE MEMBERS.—(Non-Resident.)Arnold, W., Earls Colne, i.Beckwith, E., Coggeshali, 16.Bull, W . C., Goodman Drive, Bognor.Catterwell, A . , Gt. Horkesley, 3.Claydon, F., Earls Colne, at.Cross, Geo. H., 39, Winter Road, Norwich.Cross, W., Sible-Headingham.Davis, J., London, 1.Dennis, T. R., 33, Clarendon Street, Cambridge.Duffield, Ed. P., Alton, Hants.Evans, Sam, Foxearth, Long Melford.Evers, — , Essex, 1.Elliott, Wm., Kelvedon, to.Farley, W., Somerset, 2.Fitzjohn, T., Scartho, Lines., 11.Fleuty, J., Earls Colne, 4.Grimwood, C. W . R., Tooting, 3.Harding, Edwin J. (sen.), 76, Carnarvon Road, Portsmouth. Haris. Josiah D., 21, Tennyson Road, Portsmouth.Hazell, W . J., 82, Stanley Road, Lower Edmonton.Hibbins, Er. G., 69, Hemingford Road, Cambridge, 14. Hooton, W . H. J., Lindley Lodge, near Nuneaton, 9.Howell, W., Coggleshall, 6.Jenkins, E., Frodsham, 3.Keeble, Wm., Peering, 23.Langton, P. J., Feering.Lathbury, R., Cambridge, 5. ,Lindoff, Gabriel, Dublin. ' . 'Maxim, A., Foxearth, 2.Miller, W., Davis Lane, Leytonstone.Nevard, Wm. Jas., Gt. Bentley, Essex.Pease, G., Chelmsford, 2.Pulling, A. H„ Guildford.Ridgewell, F. R„ Frinton-on-Sea.Rivers, A. G., Dry Drayton, Cambridge.Rogers, Fredk. W., 52, Samuel Road, Portsmouth.Sadler, J., Great Tey, 7.Sadler, W., Braintree, to.Salter, F., 240, Derby Road, Nottingham, 7.Saunders, A., Greenstead Green, Essex, 14.Shade, Isaac G., 72, Blessett Road, Greenwich.Shorter, Miss V., embroke Lane, Cambridge, 2. Shufflebotham, A., Braintree, 21.Souter, John, Diss, Norfolk.Steggall, Wm., Dickleburgh, Norfolk.Tanender, Th. H., 10, Northlands St., Camberwell.Vincent, D., Tonbridge, Kent.Whiting, R. E., Puiham St. Mary, Norfolk.Wiffen, Geo., Braintree, 2.Wiffen, Lewis W ., Braintree, 2 (cond.)Williams, G. F., Hull.
SUMMARY.— Honorary Members, 67 ; Ringing Members, 728 ; Life Members, 51 ; Total, 846.
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INDEX.
DISTRICTS.
Beccles 7 Ipswich ; ... 15Bury St. Edmund’s ... 2 Lavenham — 3Clare ............... 4 Mildenhall ... i
Debenham 9 Saxmundham ... ... 13
Eye ............... . 8 South wold 10
Framlingham ... 12 Stowmarket 11
Hadleigh* 6 Sudbury ••• 5Halesworth ............... ga Woodbridge ... ... 14
49TOWERS
The number after the name refers to the number of the .District, as in the above list, and in the list of Members.
Aldeburgh J 3Ashbocking 9Assington 5Badingham 12Barking 3Barrow 2Barton, Gt. 2Beccles 7Bedfield, 12Bildeston 3Blaxhall !3Braisworth 8Bramfield gaBramford ... *5Brampton 10Brandeston 12Bungay 7Bury— Sc. James 2
,, St. Mary 2Cavendish 4Chediston gaChevington 2Clare 4Coddenham 15Cornard 5Cotton • 8Cowiinge ... 1Cratfield gaCretingham 9Culford 2-Debenham 9Dennington 12Easton ... 12'Eleigh Monks ... 3Elmham,So.,St. Margaret gaElveden IEye 8
Finborough, Gt. ... nFinningham ... ... 8Fornham St. Martin ... 2Framlingham ... ... 12Framsden - ... ... 9Fressingfield ... ... ' 8Glemham, Gt. and Lit. 13 Glemsford ... ... 4Grundisburgh ... ... 14Hacheston ... ; ... 14Hadleigh ... ... 6Halesworth ... ... 9aHarkstead ... ... 6Hasketon ... ... 14Haughley ... ... nHaverhill ... ... 4Helmingham ... ... 9Henham ... ... 10Hepworth ... ... 8Hessett ... ... 2Hintlesham ... ... 6Higfaam ... ... 6Holbrook .... ... 6Horningsheath ‘ ... 2Horringer ... ... 2Huntingfield ... ... 9aIken ............... ... . 13Ingham ... ... 2Ipswich— St. Clement 15
St. Matthew ... 15St. Margaret ... 15St. Mary le Tower 15
Ixworth ... ... 2Kelsale ... ... 13Kenton ... ... 8Kettleburgh ... ... 12Kettlebaston ... ... 3
TOWERS, continued.
Lavenham Laxfield Leiston Marlsford Melford, Long Mendlesham ... Mildenhall NaylandNewmarket St. Mary
„ All SaintsOtley ...............PakenhamPalgravePeasenhallPolsteadPoslingfordPreston...Rendham Rickinghall Ringshall Saxmundham ... Soham, Earl ... Soham, Monk South wold Sproughton Stoke Ash Stonham Aspall Stoven ...Stow, West Stowmarket Stradbroke
Stratford St. Mary SuttonSudbury All Saints ..
„ St. Gregory .. „ St. Peter
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