The Ringing Peal
(back eight ex St. Peter’s Walworth SE17)
Bell | Founder | Date | Inscription | Weight | Note |
Treble | Whitechapel | 2004 | GIVEN BY THE
MIDDLESEX C.A. & LONDON D.G. TO CELEBRATE THE GUILD CENTENARY YEAR 2003 |
3cwt 3qtr 13lb | G# |
2nd | Whitechapel | 2004 |
PRAISE HIM ON THE LOUD CYMBALS |
4cwt 0qtr 0lb | F# |
3rd | Thomas Mears | 1824 | T MEARS OF LONDON FECIT 1824 | 4cwt 2qtr 1lb | E |
4th | Thomas Mears | 1824 | T MEARS OF LONDON FECIT 1824 | 5cwt 0qtr 18lb | D# |
5th | Thomas Mears | 1824 | T MEARS OF LONDON FECIT 1824 | 5cwt 1qtr 27lb | C# |
6th | Thomas Mears | 1824 | T MEARS OF LONDON FECIT 1824 | 6cwt 0qtr 5lb | B |
7th | Thomas Mears | 1824 | T MEARS OF LONDON FECIT 1824 | 6cwt 3qtr 22lb | A |
8th | Thomas Mears | 1824 | T MEARS OF LONDON FECIT 1824 | 8cwt 0qtr 6lb | G# |
9th | Thomas Mears | 1824 | T MEARS OF LONDON FECIT 1824 | 8cwt 3qtr 2lb | F# |
Tenor | Thomas Mears | 1824 | T MEARS OF LONDON FECIT 1824
THE FIRST STONE OF ST PETERS CHURCH LAID 2 JUNE 1823. ARTHUR CYRIL ONSLOW MA RECTOR OF THE PARISH BUILT UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT. THO. ENGLAND & V GARLAND – FIRST CHURCH WARDENS JOHN CLUTTON – CLERK TO THE TRUSTEES |
12cwt 3qtr 25lb | E |
These bells are hung in a two tier cast iron and galvanised steel frame, designed and installed by Eayre & Smith Ltd. The cast iron framesides were second-hand from the previous ring at St Mary’s Rotherhithe.
The Clock Chime
1st Qtr | Llwellins & James | 1919 | LLEWELLINS & JAMES LTD, BRISTOL, 1919
THANKSGIVING S.N. SEDGWICK – RECTOR H WILSON – CHURCHWARDENS W.G. MAFFEY |
6cwt approx. | B |
2nd Qtr | G Mears | 1863 | G MEARS – FOUNDERS 1863
REVD EDWARD BLICK – RECTOR E G DANNAL JW BARRETT – CHURCHWARDENS R S HAWKES – VESTRY CLERK |
12cwt approx. | G# |
Hour | T Mears | 1850 | 16cwt 3qtr 20lb | E |
These bells are hung dead on a grillage designed and installed by Eayre & Smith Ltd., located above the ringing peal and sound-control floor. The first quarter is ex Bishopstoke, Hampshire, and the second quarter is the old 7th from Rotherhithe.The Hour has hung in St Anne’s, since the great fire of 1850.