<div>The correct figure is 33.25", which I myself checked in JT's records thanks to the kindness of Andrew Higson.</div> <div> </div> <div>I've been through and checked all the Taylor stuff for Ireland, John - I'll submit corrections as the details appear.</div> <div> </div> <div>Andrew Bull<BR><BR><B><I>John Baldwin <Dovemaster@zK4365EQ4EQ2skrWNJ55o9RGzydNDZhDp78LZq6nns3_p3E56HWPcjOVQpqVdybudWCOj8ofBGT97DoMQeK_vQ.yahoo.invalid></I></B> wrote:</div> <BLOCKQUOTE class=replbq style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid"><!-- Network content --> <DIV id=ygrp-text> <div>I'm posting this query in case any contributor to this list can help,<BR>primarily, with a weight discrepancy.<BR><BR>Dove seems to have shown the tenor at Londonderry (G&J, 1929) as<BR>32-0-6
ever since Edn2.<BR><BR>However, Fred Dukes's Campanology in Ireland shows it as 32-0-5<BR>(p162). Is this simply a typo on the part of Fred (indeed, has any<BR>corrigenda for that book been published?), or can someone please shed<BR>some light on this (admittedly small) conflict of quoted tenor weight.<BR>I find myself wondering whether G&J actually have it as ... 5 and a<BR>half pounds and Fred and others have chosen to round it differently.<BR><BR>And while we are on the subject of Ireland's rings (you'll see that<BR>Mike Chester has been diligent in transcribing the IACR website info<BR>into submissions for the proto-NBR - which just occasionally I have<BR>chosen to modify to show Fred's apparently more likely data), can<BR>anyone please help with the diameter of the 4th at Rostrevor<BR>(Kilbroney)? Fred (p214) shows 43.25" which is clearly wrong insofar<BR>that that makes it noticeably larger than the tenor. The question is,<BR>is this a typo of 34.25" (a typo
which I can easily empathise with),<BR>or should it be the 33.25" (a figure which the IACR website seems to<BR>favour?<BR><BR></div></DIV><!--End group email --></BLOCKQUOTE><BR><p>
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