[Bell Historians] The First Peal

Richard Grimmett richard at iGzqmmK8oTti_iECjiFzrYYDnhtvsJraQgIqSIZhz50p4bk1sz-JvnVFaeZrJWve4UpnbAtVxSQZYrRx.yahoo.invalid
Fri Jun 8 10:00:55 BST 2007


I believe there is a peal board in the rc at St Sepulchre.  It doesn't have
the names of the ringers on though.
 
Clarrie
 

 

Philip Earis has mentioned the "first peal" that was "rung" at Newgate 
in 1690. He is not a happy bunny that it is unrecognised as such by the 
CC. What documentary evidence is there that a peal was actually rung 
at this time? Why would the performance not be repeated in the 
intervening 25 years between this performance and the Norwich first 
peal?

Mike

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