A request for help from the US ...

[John Baldwin]

Would someone like to give an authoritative answer to this questioner,
please?

In anticipation, thanks.

John Baldwin

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From: (The Rev.) Ellen Brauza [mailto:godmom1 at NWNt_VInCxZLNjzP5lPHUpnI4x9T4LFBiE9qZ68Lkf8Am4LLxTH6XDJRP2db3p2i7vV0nEqeOO5XDRI.yahoo.invalid] 
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Subject: Dove Web Contact: Teaching my ringers


I am the vicar of a little village church in the United States.  We
have only one bell, so change ringing, delightful as it is, isn't
possible for us.  But I want to teach my ringers to ring for funerals
in an appropriate and proper manner.  What, please, is meant by a
"tailor" or "teller" stroke?  Is this the same as tolling?  We are
Anglicans, and so propriety matters -- and I would be most grateful
for any information you could give.  Thank you.