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First quarter peal in Australia - 1. (Also second quarter peal).

First quarter peal on treble - 1.

June Gift quarter, rung in June.

[Au $ = Sterling 0.57 !].

Rung to celebrate the 175th anniversary of the laying of the foundation stone of the church.

First peal since the bells were rehung.

First peal as conductor.

Celebrating the 50th anniversary of these bells.

Rung belatedly for the 25th anniversary of the bells at St Francis Xavier Cathedral.

Birthday compliments to Phil Goodyer.

First on 12: 4 & 5.

Rung before the Choral Evensong for the Feast of St Peter & St Paul

First quarter peal: 1

First on eight as conductor

For the 10th anniversary of the installation of the Adelaide Ringing Centre

For the 75th Anniversary of the dedication of St Peter's Cathedral bells

For the 75th Anniversary of the dedication of St Peter's Cathedral bells

To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the completion of the Australian Overland Telegraph Line from Darwin to Port Augusta

First of surprise 'inside': 5

A 17th birthday compliment to Liah Jones, Scott's neice.

To celebrate the granting of a New Zealand residency visa to Colin Saxelby.

Rung half muffled in memory of Perth Zoo's much loved elephent Tricia, who died aged 65.

In memory of Jim Kirk, generous donor of the bell restoration in 2012.

First quarter peal: 1

First of Yorkshire: 3. For Evensong and in celebration of the life of Sharon Rosielle, a close friend of Julie.

First Quarter in the method. Racehorse Goanna Toilet Bowl Surprise: -36-14-12-36-1234-1236,12. A final salute to Kalgoorlie from Corinne and Adam. Thanks to Mark Tearle for suggesting that this incident be used as a method name!

80th birthday compliment to Janet Mitchell.

In memory of Brother William SSF (Uncle Peter). Friar, distinguished Artist and Musician, uncle of ringer of 5. Died in Brisbane 17 July 2022 aged 96.

First spliced: 3

Farewell to Kate, leaving for Sydney.

Celebrating 157 years of the Albert Bells at the Adelaide Town Hall

1st QP of Grandsire as conductor.

First peal of spliced surprise major - 7.

Length chosen for the recent birthdays of Christopher O'Mahony and Penelope Sharpe.

This performance was rung using simulated sound. Performed on a virtual ringing platform. First quarter using Sonneur as the platform. With thanks to 3 for developing the platform.

Wishing Philippa's stomach well.

This performance was rung using simulated sound. Performed on a virtual ringing platform.

The first demonstration of full-circle ringing in the Northern Territory.

Every state and internal, self-governing territory within Australia now contain peals of bells.

Rung for the Patronal Festival Service. A co-conducting effort.

A 100th birthday compliment to Horace Lubbock, father of Roger, and formerly a ringer at Wroxham, Norfolk and Rockingham and Mandurah in Western Australia.

Jointly conducted by 1,2,3,4,5. In memory of Nemo, a friend to all ringers.

Birthday compliments to Corinne's Mum (yesterday), Lloyd's Mum (Tuesday), Callum (Monday) and Amanda Harris (Tuesday) ...that's an awful lot of birthday cake!

First quarter peal away from cover - 1.

Rung in memory of Judith Durham on the weekend prior to her state funeral.

To mourn the death of HM Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of New Zealand.

Rung fully muffled in mourning for the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of New Zealand. Dylan Thomas wishes to be associated with this event.

Rung at midday, immediately following a service of thanksgiving for HM Queen Elizabeth II.

Rung half-muffled on a minor 5, following a service of thanksgiving for HM Queen Elizabeth II.

In memory of Queen Elizabeth 11

In Memoriam, Her Majesty's Queen Elizabeth II

In Memoriam, HM Queen Elizabeth II.

Rung half muffled.

Rung half-muffled in memory of HM Queen Elizabeth II. Preceded by tolling at midday.

First QP of minor: 1

Rung in memoriam for Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II

To mourn the death of HM Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Australia

Rung fully muffled with tenor open at backstroke in memoriam Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

In Memoriam, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

In Memorium Queen Elizabeth II

A tribute to HM Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of New Zealand

In memoriam, HM Queen Elizabeth II

The tenor was tolled, half-muffled, 96 times at noon, to mark the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

To mourn the death of HM Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Australia

Rung fully muffled at noon NZST Friday 9 Sept 2022 along with all other New Zealand towers in commemoration of the passing of HM Queen Elizabeth II

Rung at 7:30pm Friday 09 Sept 2022 in commemoration of the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth of Aotearoa New Zealand.

In memoriam, HM Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Australia.

Rung in memoriam for Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.

Rung half muffled

Rung during the proclamation of King Charles III

Beginning at 12 noon rung for 45 minutes

Karen Layton

Charlotte Saunders

Sue Allen

Duncan Barnard

Wendy Tyrrell

Daniel Watson

John Barnard

Tim Saunders

To mark the passing of HM Elizabeth II, Queen of Australia

To mark the accession of King Charles III as King of New Zealand.

Rung half muffled in memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

Rung fully muffled with tenor open a backstroke, in memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

Rung with assistance from three junior members of St Paul's congregation following the Commemorative Evensong for HM Queen Elizabeth II.

A tribute to HM Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of New Zealand.

Rung fully muffled with the tenor half muffled.

Rung fully muffled in memory of HM Queen Elizabeth II.

First QP of surprise minor: 1.

To celebrate the accession of King Charles III.

To celebrate the accession of King Charles III.

Rung at the appointed celebration time of 1pm NZST the proclamation of the accession of King Charles III. This was followed by a toast to the new King.

In memory of HM Queen Elizabeth II.

Rung half muffled.

Rung half-muffled in respectful memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

In Memoriam Queen Elizabeth II

* First in Triples Treble

First Quarter in the method. Regina Mortua Surprise: X34X1456X1256X36X34X16-1236. Half-muffled in commemoration of the passing of HM Queen Elizabeth II.

Rung half-muffled in commemoration of the passing of HM Queen Elizabeth II.

Half-muffled in commemoration of the passing of HM Queen Elizabeth II. First Quarter as conductor: 6.

Rung half-muffled in memory of HM Queen Elizabeth II.

In memoriam of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

First Quarter in the method. Vivat Rex Surprise: X34X1456X56X36X1234X16-1236. To celebrate the Accession and Proclamation of HM King Charles III. Vivat Rex!

First eight-bell quarter on the bells in the 'Happy Frame'. Rung to celebrate the Accession and Proclamation of HM King Charles III.

Rung fully muffled on the day of the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.

First peal - 6.

Noting the peal rung by a local band in 1952: https://bb.ringingworld.co.uk/view.php?id=1545585

Rung half-muffled immediately prior to the funeral of HM Queen Elizabeth II.

Half muffled tolling for one hour, immediately preceding the funeral of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Rung half-muffled prior to the Special Service of Commemoration for the life and service of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Rung fully muffled (tenor half-muffled) by the ringing societies of Christchurch Cathedral and St Paul's, Papanui in memory of Queen Elizabeth on the day of Her funeral.

Rung for the Queen's funeral

Prior to Queens funeral servicd

Rung half muffled prior to the commencement (Australian Time) of the funeral for HM Queen Elizabeth II in Westminster Abbey, London

Rung half-muffled immediately prior to a Service of Thanksgiving for the life and service of Her Majesty Elizabeth II, Queen of Australia.

Rung half-muffled immediately prior to the Service of Thanksgiving for the life and work of Her Majesty Elizabeth II.

Following the Cathedral Memorial Service, rung half muffled in memory of Queen Elizabeth II

Rung half-muffled as part of Australia's National Day of Mourning in thanksgiving for the life of Queen Elizabeth II.

Rung half muffled in memory of Queen Elizabeth II

Half muffled prior to the Australian service for the Queen and minutes silence at 11am

Rung half-muffled on the Australian National Day of Mourning in respectful memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

First away from cover: 1.

Rung half-muffled as part of Australia's National Day of Mourning in thanksgiving for the life of Queen Elizabeth II.

Rung fully muffled (open tenor backstroke).

On the Australian National Day of Mourning for Queen Elizabeth II

Rung to celebrate the lives of four women with strong connections to this tower. Namely, Helen Granowski (d. 5/9/2022), Sue Pacey nee Wright (d. 28/7/2021), Virginia Moffett (d. 29/7/2021) and Esther Stump (d. 21/6/2019).

Jointly conducted by 4, 5, 6. Rung in memorium of the late Mr John N Dunn (1937-2022), formerly life member of St Matthew's Society of Bellringers, whose 85th birthday was 9th September 2022 (but ringing had to be postponed due to global events).

Method chosen as it was John's first recorded Peal in February 1962 at the former Christchurch Cathedral (https://bb.ringingworld.co.uk/view.php?id=1424236).

A toast was also charged in his memory.

Rung to thank the outgoing rector Sean Heslehurst, and to welcome the new, Andy Martin.

Rung at 3pm to coincide with the conclusion of the State Funeral Memorial in Aotearoa New Zealand in Wellington for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II along with the Cathedral Church of St Paul. Rung fully muffled.

Rung in memory of HM Queen Elizabeth II.

First QP: 1.

First in method: 3.

Rung for the Choral Evensong for the Feast of St Michael & All Angels

A belated Diamond Wedding Anniversary compliment to Mick and Betty Stracey, parents of the conductor.

First on 8 as conductor.

Rung open in celebration of the life of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022)

First QP of Grandsire Caters - 2.

First in method: 5

Rung for the Choral Evensong to mark the 175th Anniversary of The Diocese of Melbourne. In the presence of the The Most Reverend and Right Honourable Justin Welby the Archbishop of Canterbury.

First Yorkshire: 2

Rung in memory of Ian Langford-Brown AM (1939 - 2021), brother of Ross, on what would have been Ian's 83rd Birthday.

Rung in celebration of the life of Dr Rob Gillett, husband of local ringer Sue Gillett and a great friend of ringing, who died earlier today.

First quarter peal - 1.

First Quarter in the method. Whatever You Want Delight: -36-1456-56-16-34-56,1234.

For the 84th birthday of the treble ringer.

Dedicated to the memory of Ray Williams (1946-2022), husband of an Albury bellringer. Belated birthday wishes to Ross Altass, previous Albury tower captain. Marking over 60 years of ASCY membership for Jim Jefferies. First QP of Triples - 1.

Rung in honour of Tony Amerigo-Saxelby who died recently, cousin of Colin (4).

First peal in the tower.

First peal: 1.

In memory of John Sibbald, on the 26th anniversary weekend of the dedication of the bells. 1st triples as conductor. 1st QP since 30/9/1979: 5.

For the 26th anniversary of the dedication of the bells.

To welcome Judy and Martin back to WA.

First QP inside: 2

First off cover and in the Southern Hemisphere: 5.

First in New Zealand - 5.

Rung for Rememberence Day

Remembering the Fallen and celebrating the life of Horace Victor Lubbock (father of 8) ringer in this tower, who died 30 October 2022 aged 100.

1000th QP - 3. A birthday compliment for Dylan Thomas.

For Remembrance Sunday.

Rung to celebrate the completion of each of our university degrees. Elliott and Andrew finished on this day, Riley finished the week prior.

Rung before Choral Evensong for the feast of Christ the King

1. First away from tenor

Rung to commemorate C Hervey Bagot, a pioneering ringer in Adelaide and campanophile, former tower captain at this tower and a member of the first band to ring a peal of Surprise Major in South Australia and on these bells, 12 September 1965

First inside to Grandsire, 3. 7, 6, 8 cover.

To honour the life of Mark Sheardown (26 August 1954 - 25 November 2022), Jayne Hodgkin's beloved brother, who will be sorely missed

In celebration of the life of Margaret Rule, mother of 1.

First ORABS for all and outside England, rung by a resident Australian band.

First peal on 12: 3.

300th peal: 1.

Rung for Advent Sunday.

Rung for Advent Sunday. First qp on an inside bell - 2.

For the feast of St Andrew, first touch of Cambridge, 2.

To celebrate the birth of Max Tommy Layton on 30 Nov 2022. A grandson for Frank and Mary Sluter.

Rung to celebrate the birth of MAX TOMMY LAYTON on 30/11/2022. Son of 6, a grandson for 2 & 5, a nephew for 1 & 4

Rung for the ordination priests and deacons. Also for the laying up of the pastoral staff of The Most Reverend Dr Phillip Aspinall AC, Archbishop of Brisbane.

First quarter peal outside the UK: 5

To Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the Ordination of Women Clergy in the Anglican Church of South Australia.

First of triples 2.

First in method: 1.

Rung to celebrate the marriage of the top-tiered bell frame and the tower walls.

All of the present Adelaide Bellringers under 18.

First of Minor: 2.

First QP: 1

Rung for the 150th anniversary of the first peal on these bells in 1872, and in thanksgiving for the life of Lynda A Yeadon (1969-2022), previous tower captain at St Saviour's Goulburn. First peal - 5 and 8.

For Christmas. 1st quarter peal: 6

Rung before the Carol Service

Rung to celebrate the engagement of Jane Brindley, EA to the Rector of this parish, and Rob Hillas.

First of Major: 1, 3

For the Children's Christmas Mass and Nativity Play.

First quarter peal: 6

First on inside bell: 4

First quarter peal: 6

First QP of Stedman: 2

First quarter peal: 6

First away from cover: 1