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This Peal of Bells
Was hung by V.m Wood, Josh. Redman being
Architect & were opened & prizes were given, March
10th A.D. 1846.
Change Ringing
On April 6th, 1849, being Good Friday the
following persons - viz
| Thomas Bland,- Treble |
Robert Brown, ----- 4th |
| John Redman,---- 2nd |
Joseph Redman (Clerk) 5th |
| Edwin Feather, --- 3rd |
John Brown (Sexton) Tenor, |
ascended this Tower and rang Seven Treble
bob Peals, viz. Primrose, College Treble, Kent, New London,
Oxford, Violet, & Duke of York, in all 5040 changes,
in two hours & 55 minutes. The Peal was ably conducted
by Thomas Bland.
On Nov 22nd 1853, a company of Haworth ringers
in 3 hours and 6 minutes rang on these bells the following
Peals, viz, Cambridge Surprise, College Treble, Tulip, College
Pleasure, City Delight, Primrose, & London Scholars
Pleasure, making in the aggregate 3040 changes, which were
performed in a masterly style by the following persons-
viz.
| John Stoney,----Treble |
Robert Brown,--------4th |
| Enoch Brown,-----2nd |
William Redman,-----5th |
| John Hartley,------3rd |
John Redman,-----Tenor |
The Peal was ably conducted by John Redman
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To
get to the first floor where the clock mechanism and where
the bells are rung you climb a set of narrow stone spiral
stairs. 
