Peterborough Diocesan Guild
WELLINGBOROUGH, Northamptonshire, All Hallows
Sunday 7 January, 2024 in 3h37 (28-1-19 in D)
5100 Cambridge Surprise Major
Comp: Richard I Allton (No 2662)
1 Timothy F W Samson
2 Paul M Mason
3 James M Bence
4 Simon J Dixon
5 Nicholas R Wilson
6 James F Thorpe
7 A John Stanworth
8 Richard I Allton (C)
Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Peterborough Diocesan Guild, founded at a meeting in Wellingborough on 5th January 1924.
Ringing World page ref: 5885.0127
Ely Diocesan Association
WELLINGBOROUGH, Northamptonshire, All Hallows
Sunday 9 October, 2011 in 3h28 (28cwt)
5184 Watford Surprise Major
Comp: Gen. BYROC
1 Robert P Wood
2 Susan E Marsden
3 Michael H D O'Callaghan
4 Richard C Smith
5 Michael J Dew
6 Alan T Winter
7 Michael G Purday (C)
8 Paul S Seaman
A 21st birthday compliment to Nic Seaman, son of the tenor ringer, for his birthday tomorrow.
Ringing World page ref: 5246.1137
Around Ringers
WELLINGBOROUGH, Northamptonshire, All Hallows
Monday 31 July, 2006 in 3h18 (28 cwt)
5088 Wellingborough Surprise Major
Comp: D F Morrison (No.3)
1 Ruth Curtis
2 J Alan Ainsworth
3 Philip J Rothera
4 D John Hunt
5 Peter S Bennett
6 Frederick Shallcross (C)
7 Paul F Curtis
8 Derek J Thomas
Ringing World page ref: 4974.0816
Southwell Diocesan Guild
WELLINGBOROUGH, Northamptonshire, All Hallows
Sunday 23 October, 2005 in 3h27 (28)
5056 Double Norwich Court Bob Major
Comp: Ian Butters - no 111
1 Victoria Samson
2 Ruth Curtis
3 Adrian P Sweeting
4 Anthony D Sansom
5 Christopher N McCarthy
6 Paul F Curtis
7 Richard I Allton
8 Ian Butters (C)
1200th peal as conductor, & 100th of Double Norwich CB Major (cond 96) - 8. To celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar
Ringing World page ref: 4935.1135
Peterborough Diocesan Guild
WELLINGBOROUGH, Northamptonshire, All Hallows
Sunday 10 June, 2001 in 3h7 (28-1-19 in D)
5088 Pudsey Surprise Major
Comp: Dennis Knox
1 Frank C Price
2 Matthew D Hetherington
3 Alex Garratt
4 Emma J Southerington
5 Adrian G Peacock
6 Timothy F W Samson
7 Jonathan C Hetherington (C)
8 Jeremy W Spiller
Ringing World page ref: 4705.0657
Peterborough Diocesan Guild
WELLINGBOROUGH, Northamptonshire, All Hallows
Sunday 19 December, 1999 in 3h28 (28-1-19 in D)
5040 Doubles (11m)
(11m: 1 extent each Grandsire, St Simon's B, St Martin's B, St Osmund B, Eynesbury B, St Nicholas B, Winchendon P, St Remigius B, Huntley P; 13 extents Plain B; 20 extents Reverse Canterbury Pleasure P)
1 Denis G Pearson
2 Andrew R Wignell
3 Victoria Samson
4 Paul M Mason (C)
5 Timothy F W Samson
Rung on the back five.
Ringing World page ref: 4632.0114
Peterborough Diocesan Guild
WELLINGBOROUGH, Northamptonshire, All Hallows
Sunday 4 July, 1999 in 3h19 (28-1-19 in D)
5152 Superlative Surprise Major
Comp: Anthony J Cox
1 Fiona K Addie
2 Jeremy W Spiller (C)
3 Jason L Carter
4 Denis G Pearson
5 Andrew R Wignell
6 Nicholas A Churchman
7 Colin M Lee
8 Paul M Mason
First peal: 1.
A retirement & birthday compliment to Canon Ian Hunt.
Ringing World page ref: 4605.0733
Peterborough Diocesan Guild
WELLINGBOROUGH, Northamptonshire, All Hallows
Sunday 6 November, 1994 in 3h10 (28-1-19 in D)
5040 Grandsire Triples
Comp: Comp. Joseph J Parker (12-part)
1 Victoria Samson
2 Jeremy A H Samson
3 Frank E Coales
4 Brenda M Dixon
5 Robert Dennis
6 Alan J Marks
7 Murray A Coleman (C)
8 Timothy F W Samson
Rung on Patronal Festival Sunday, in thanksgiving for the life of Major Edward F M Samson.
Ringing World page ref: 4363.1215
Peterborough Diocesan Guild
WELLINGBOROUGH, Northamptonshire, All Hallows
Sunday 17 April, 1994 in 3h10 (28-1-19 in D)
5024 Wellingborough Surprise Major
Comp: Comp. Murray A Coleman & Robert Dennis
1 Timothy F W Samson
2 Elizabeth A Betts
3 Brenda M Dixon
4 W Eric Critchley
5 Alan J Marks
6 Robert Dennis (C)
7 James M Bence
8 David Kingman
First peal in the method by all.
Ringing World page ref: 4333.0488
Peterborough Diocesan Guild
WELLINGBOROUGH, Northamptonshire, All Hallows
Saturday 27 February, 1993 in 3h5 (28-1-19 in D)
5040 Stedman Triples
Comp: J Pladdys
1 John Hyden
2 Sally A Mason
3 James Hedgcock
4 John Pladdys (C)
5 Garry W Mason
6 Peter G C Ellis
7 R Kingsley Mason
8 Simon J Poole
Peterborough Diocesan Guild
WELLINGBOROUGH, Northamptonshire, All Hallows
Sunday 14 June, 1992 in 3h33 (28-1-19 in D)
5152 Lessness Surprise Major
Comp: A J Cox
1 Robin H Rogers
2 Peter C Warboys
3 Ian N Willgress
4 Alison R Willgress
5 Mark A Boylan
6 Andrew P Warboys (C)
7 Andrew B Mills
8 Michael Maughan
Rung to mark the Anniversary of the Induction of the Vicar
Ringing World page ref: 4238.0700
Leicester Diocesan Guild
WELLINGBOROUGH, Northamptonshire, All Hallows
Sunday 22 November, 1981 in 3h38 (28-1-19 in D)
5152 Superlative Surprise Major
Comp: A J Cox
1 James Hedgcock
2 Michael D Fiander
3 John H Fielden
4 David M Watson
5 Christopher M Wulkau (C)
6 Robin Wilson
7 Christopher J Pickford
8 Martin B Hough
Peterborough Diocesan Guild
WELLINGBOROUGH, Northamptonshire, All Hallows
Saturday 25 April, 1953 in 3h32 (28-1-19 in D)
5024 Yorkshire Surprise Major
Comp: Patrick I Chapman
1 C Henry Harding
2 Robin G Turner
3 John King
4 Ronald J Sharp
5 Burley P Morris
6 Bryan F Sims
7 George Care (C)
8 Patrick I Chapman
100th peal - 3. First peal in the method on the bells, and first of Surprise since 1908.
Peterborough Diocesan Guild
WELLINGBOROUGH, Northamptonshire, All Hallows
Saturday 3 December, 1949 in 3h36 (28-1-19 in D)
5008 Double Norwich Court Bob Major
Comp: George Williams
1 William J Whitmore
2 John King
3 Harry Richardson
4 John E Skerritt
5 Bernard J Saddington
6 Ernest E Whitmore
7 Ronald C Noon
8 Geoffrey E Watson (C)
First peal of Major on the bells for 41 years. A welcome to the new Vicar, Rev M Clarke.
Peterborough Diocesan Guild
WELLINGBOROUGH, Northamptonshire, All Hallows
Thursday 21 April, 1938 in 3h20 (28-1-19 in D)
5040 Stedman Triples
Comp: Thurstans' Four-part
1 Arthur K Harrison
2 Evelyn Steel
3 Charles W Clarke
4 Thomas R Hensher
5 James George
6 Harry Pettitt
7 Walter Perkins (C)
8 J Dennis Deighton
(Extract from The Ringing World Issue 1415 Page 291 Peal Notes - That well-known Northants ringer, Mr. Walter Perkins, and his wife recently celebrated their golden wedding, and in honour of the event Mr. Perkins arranged four peals. On April 21st Stedman Triples (the first peal on the bells since they were rehung for the Coronation) was rung at All Hallows, Wellingborough, and on April 23rd, Grandsire Triples, the first in the method on the bells, was rung in the old Saxon tower at Earls Barton. Both were conducted by Mr. Perkins, and in the latter Mr. Samuel Foskett rang his first peal for 35 years. On April 9th a peal of Double Norwich was lost at Irthlingborough after ringing an hour, and Stedman Caters at Kettering on Easter Monday was put off owing to illness. Mr. Perkins would like to couple with the peal at Wellingborough Mr. B. Morris, who was unable to take part, and to thank Messrs. Arthur Harrison and James George, who stood in at short notice.)
Ringing World page ref: 1415.0287
Central Northamptonshire Association
WELLINGBOROUGH, Northamptonshire, All Hallows
Saturday 19 December, 1908 in 3h35 (30 in D)
5088 Superlative Surprise Major
Comp: Nathan J Pitstow
1 Arthur Chapman
2 William V Newman
3 Thomas R Hensher
4 Walter Perkins
5 Alfred H Martin
6 Charles W Clarke
7 Anderson Y Tyler
8 Fred Wilford (C)
First peal in the method on the bells.
Central Northamptonshire Association
WELLINGBOROUGH, Northamptonshire, All Hallows
Tuesday 28 December, 1897 in 3h4 (28-1-19 in D)
5040 Grandsire Triples
1 G Turnell
2 T R Hensher
3 W Wood
4 F Underwood
5 F Wood
6 Charles W Clarke (C)
7 W H Ette
8 T Craddock
First Peal: 1, 4, 7, and 8.
Further reference to this peal will be found on another page.
Printed in Bell News on 8th January 1898 (822.448).
(Note on Page 822.442 of Bell News: The Peal at Wellingborough - This is the first peal on the bells. The ringers on the treble and tenor are the senior members of the company, having joined it over thirty years ago. It was the desire of the Wellingborough ringers to ring the first peal on their bells some time during the Diamond Jubilee Year, and although several previous attempts have failed, yet the peal was accomplished on Tuesday, and well and truly rung.)