-------------------------------1117824655 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="ISO-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints this Church has at times been called All= =20 Hallows now called St Winnibrord with All Saints. For a period of time All Saints was very much a leading peal tower in the = =20 Durham & Newcastle Diocesan Guild. THE FIVE=20=20=20=20=20=20 1 UNKNOWN 2 UNKNOWN 3 UNKNOWN=20 4 UNKNOWN=20 5 UNKNOWN=20 In 1639 the treble was recast by Robert Oldfield in Durham at a cost of = =20 =A36-4-00. At this time, Ralph Walker, a local housewright, rehung all 5 bells with n= ew=20 3/4 wheels at a cost of =A37-10-00. 1 SMALL CLOCK BELL total weight=20 58cwt1qr21lbs rebuilt Church of All Saints opened 17-11-1789=20 THE SIX this six cast behind Holy Jesus Hospital ring 1 Christopher Hodson 5-1-24 1696=20 ring 2 Christopher Hodson 6-2-01 1696 ring 3 Christopher Hodson 7-2-26 1696 ring 4 Christopher Hodson 9-3-19 1696 ring 5 Christopher Hodson 12-3-15 1696 ring 6 Christopher Hodson 16-1-15 1696 new six total weight 58cwt181/2lbs included in the metal for this ring of bells was the horse from the statue = =20 of James1. Both St Andrews and All Saints had petitioned the Corporation to= be=20=20 allowed to use the metal and All Saints was successful. The King's head was= =20 used as an ornament in Samuel Smiths garden in York. St Andrew's Newcastle= got=20 one of the King's legs to help in recasting a bell. THE EIGHT=20=20=20=20 ring 1 Thomas Mears 1 29 1797=20 ring 2 Thomas Mears 1 30 1797 clock chimed on 1, 2, 4 & 6.=20=20 ring 3 Thomas Mears 1 32 1797=20 ring 4 Thomas Mears 1 34 1797 ring 5 Thomas Mears 1 38 1797 ring 6 Thomas Mears 1 42 1797 ring 7 Thomas Mears 1 44 1797 ring 8 Thomas Mears 1 48 19 1797=20 Bells fell to the ground during the fire of 1946 that is believed to have= =20=20 been caused by a gas leak in the supply for the lights in the clock faces. = =20 Subsequently the broken pieces of the bells were stolen from the Vicars g= arage=20 and not recovered. THE ONE=20=20=20=20=20=20 swing 1 Taylor This bell was the replacement for the fire lost ring wh= ich by all accounts were quite difficult to ring as a rehang was long overdue. There had been an appeal started during 1938 but the war halted progress. Exactly why this Taylor bell was sold is not clear. This bell was Aquired by Ron Dove of Potts and is now at the new All Hallows Church in Leeds. The old All Hallows was destroyed by fire. R.D. replaced the broken bell with the Newcastle bell and used the broken one as scrap for the founders in casting the treble bells for the augmentation to 8 of St.Wilfred, Harrogate. -------------------------------1117824655 Content-Type: text/html; charset="ISO-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints  this Church has at time= s=20 been called  All Hallows now called  St Winnibrord=20 with All Saints.
For a period of time All Saints was very much a leading peal tower in = the=20 Durham & Newcastle Diocesan Guild.
THE FIVE      
1 UNKNOWN<= /DIV>
2 UNKNOWN
3 UNKNOWN 
4 UNKNOWN 
5 UNKNOWN 
In 1639 the treble was recast by Robert Oldfield in Durham at a cost o= f=20 =A36-4-00.
At this time, Ralph Walker, a local housewright, rehung all 5= bells=20 with new 3/4 wheels at a cost of =A37-10-00.
1 SMALL CLOCK=20 BELL            = ;            &n= bsp;          =20 total weight 58cwt1qr21lbs
rebuilt Church of All Saints opened=20 17-11-1789 
THE SIX      this = six=20 cast behind Holy Jesus Hospital
ring 1 Christopher=20 Hodson  5-1-24 1696 
ring 2 Christopher Hodson  6-2-01 1696
ring 3 Christopher Hodson  7-2-26 1696
ring 4 Christopher Hodson  9-3-19 1696
ring 5 Christopher Hodson  12-3-15 1696
ring 6 Christopher Hodson  16-1-15 1696
new six total weight 58cwt181/2lbs
included in the metal for this ring of bells was the horse from the st= atue=20 of James1. Both St Andrews and All Saints had petitioned the Corporation to= be=20 allowed to use the metal and All Saints was successful. The King's head was= used=20 as an ornament in Samuel Smiths garden in York. St Andrew's Newcastle = got=20 one of the King's legs to help in recasting a bell.
THE=20 EIGHT    
ring 1 Thomas Mears=20 1 29  1797 
ring 2 Thomas Mears=20 1 30  1797 clock chimed on 1, 2, 4 & 6. 
ring 3 Thomas Mears=20 1 32  1797 
ring 4 Thomas Mears=20 1 34  1797
ring 5 Thomas Mears 1 38  1797
ring 6 Thomas Mears 1 42  1797
ring 7 Thomas Mears 1 44  1797
ring 8 Thomas Mears 1 48 19 1797 
Bel= ls=20 fell to the ground during the fire of 1946 that is  believed to h= ave=20 been caused by a gas leak in the supply for the lights in the clock fa= ces.=20 Subsequently  the broken pieces of the bells were stolen from=20 the Vicars garage and not recovered.
THE=20 ONE      
  swing 1&nbs= p;Taylor    This=20 bell was the replacement for the fire lost ring=20 which
        by all accounts we= re=20 quite difficult to ring as a=20 rehang
        was long overdue.= =20 There had been an appeal=20 started
        during 1938 but = the=20 war halted progress.
        Exa= ctly=20 why this Taylor bell was sold is not=20 clear.
        This bell was Aqu= ired=20 by Ron Dove of Potts and is=20 now
        at the new All Hallo= ws=20 Church in Leeds. The old=20 All
        Hallows was destroye= d by=20 fire. R.D. replaced the=20 broken
        bell with the=20 Newcastle bell and used the broken=20 one
        as scrap for the fou= nders=20 in casting the treble bells=20 for
        the augmentation to = 8 of=20 St.Wilfred, Harrogate.
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