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DETAILS OF THE BELLS |
Bell Weight
(prior to retuning)Weight
(after retuning in 1990)Diameter
Note Cast Founder 1
3-3-12 3-2-2 243/16" G 1890
Mears & Stainbank 2
4-0-6 3-2-7 243/4" F sharp 1890 Mears & Stainbank 3
3-2-7 261/4" E 1887
John Warner & Sons 4
3-2-23 273/8" D 1887 John Warner & Sons 5
4-0-3 287/8" C 1887
John Warner & Sons 6
5-0-4 305/8" B 1887 John Warner & Sons 7
5-2-15 331/8" A 1887
John Warner & Sons 8
7-1-20 363/8" G 1887 John Warner & Sons S
233/4" 1864 John Warner & Sons C
311/8" 1885 John Warner & Sons
The former treble weights were taken from the Whitechapel settings book. |
INSCRIPTIONS |
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HISTORY |
| 1864 | Church built and bell cast and hung in the tower by John Warner & Sons. |
| 1885 | A clock bell was added to the tower by John Warner & Sons. |
| 1887 | A ring of 6 bells was cast by John Warner & Sons for St Mary's, Peterborough. |
| 1890 | Two bells were cast for Gosport church. |
| 1990 | The bells from Peterborough were removed from their church. It was rebuilt and equipped with 8 new bells. The old 6 were taken to Whitechapel Bell Foundry and tuned, pending transfer to St Saviour's. |
| 1992 | The Peterborough and Gosport bells were hung in a new frame. A new facility for training ringers was set up and dedicated to James G A Prior, a past Master and Secretary of the Ancient Society of College Youths. The centre was opened on Easter Monday. |