[r-t] Re: Exercise Mathods
James Hustler
james.hustler2 at 1stquote.co.uk
Mon Jan 31 13:42:36 UTC 2005
I was going to suggest that the places in Malvern & Upton Imperial might
be more apparant in the Caters methods which I believe were the original
methods (the contractions to major came later and I believe Malvern is
not yet rung!)
However on checking the CC collection I notice that Upton Imperial has
disappeared - has it been renamed or is it an omission ?
>>Imperial is "another obsolete classification for a method in which imperial
>>places are made" (eg Kent or Reverse Canterbury).
>
>
> This doesn't seem consistent with the present-day methods
> called something Imperial Bob. There are nine (non-Little)
> Plain major methods with Imperial in their names:
>
> Sawston Imperial &-4-1.34.1.34.1,1
> Queen Imperial &-4-36-5.34.7,1
> Upton Imperial &-4-36.2.5.36.1,1
> Coslany Imperial &-6-36.2.3.56.1,1
> Oxford Imperial &-1-6.34.5.34.7,2
> Bisley Imperial &-1.56.1-1.56.3,1
> Malvern Imperial &34.1-6-3.6.5,1
> Llangollen Imperial &34.1-36-1.56.3,1
> Elmore Imperial &36.1.56.3-3.6.3,2
>
> Of these, Queen and Oxford have Kent or RC places; the rest
> do not. And Upton, if you ignore the seconds, does not have
> any adjacent places at all!
>
> Richard
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