Nottingham
St Peter

Bells

A peal of 13 bells, details as follows:

  Inscription Founder
& Date		 Weight
& Size
Treble

SURREXIT CHRISTUS HODIE HUMANO PRO SOLAMINE

ANGUS INGLIS   RECTOR
CHARLES E COX   WARDENS
SIDNEY STOCKDALE  

1965

 Taylor
1965		 3.3.25
1' 11"
Sharp second

TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN THANKSGIVING FOR
THEIR MINISTRY IN THIS PLACE
OF ANGUS INGLIS RECTOR
AND KATHLEEN INGLIS

DAVID STAINSBY
ON COMPLETION OF
50 YEARS BELLRINGER
AND 30 YEARS MASTER OF
THE ST PETERS RINGERS

Taylor
1994		 3.3.3
2' 0"
2

EST DEO GRATIA

ANGUS INGLIS   RECTOR
CHARLES E COX   WARDENS
SIDNEY STOCKDALE  

1965

 Taylor
1965		 3.3.9
2' 0"
3

TO THE GREATER GLORY OF GOD

ST PETERS CHURCH NOTTINGHAM
*   *   *
H.R.COBBIN GAVE ME
1919
THANKING GOD

Taylor
1919		 3.3.16
2' 1"
4

TO THE GREATER GLORY OF GOD

ST PETERS CHURCH NOTTINGHAM
*   *   *
H.R.COBBIN GAVE ME
1919
THANKING GOD

Taylor
1919		 4.1.0
2' 2"
5 I WAS GIVEN BY THE SOCIETY OF NORTHERN YOUTHS IN 1672 & RECAST BY THE SHERWOOD YOUTHS
IN 1771 PACK & CHAPMAN OF LONDON		 Pack & Chapman
1771		 6.1.0
2' 6"
6 I WAS GIVEN BY THE SOCIETY OF NORTHERN YOUTHS IN 1672 & RECAST BY THE SHERWOOD YOUTHS IN 1771
PACK & CHAPMAN OF LONDON		 Pack & Chapman
1771		 6.1.0
2' 7"
7 G.MEARS FOUNDER LONDON 1858 Mears
1858		 7.0.7
2' 9"
8

WE CELEBRATE TH’AUSPICIOUS MORN ON WHICH THE SON OF GOD WAS BORN

PACK & CHAPMAN OF LONDON FECIT

 Pack & Chapman
1771		 8.2.6
2' 11"

9

Recast

TO HONOUR BOTH OF GOD AND KING OUR VOICES SHALL IN CONCERT RING

PACK & CHAPMAN FECIT

RECAST 1981
BY
THE SOCIETY OF SHERWOOD YOUTHS
AND
ST PETERS COMPANY OF RINGERS

Pack & Chapman
1771

Taylor
1981

9.3.18
3' 3"

10.1.22
3' 2"

10

Recast

 THE BRIDE AND GROOM WE GREET IN HOLY WEDLOCK JOIND OUR SOUNDS ARE EMBLEMS OF HEARTS IN LOVE COMBIND

PACK & CHAPMAN FECIT

RECAST 1981

Pack & Chapman
1771

Taylor
1981

11.1.16
3' 4"

12.3.14
3' 4"
11 I WAS GIVEN BY MARGERY DOUBLEDAY ABOUT THE YEAR 1544 AND RECAST WITH THE OTHER BELLS IN 1771

PACK & CHAPMAN FECIT

RECAST IN 1902
THE YEAR OF THE CORONATION OF
KING EDWARD vII
BY JOHN TAYLOR & CO LOUGHBOROUGH

 Taylor
1902		 15.2.26
3' 8"

Tenor

Recast

THE FLEETING HOURS I TELL. I SUMMON ALL TO PRAY. I TELL THE FUNERAL KNELL. I HAIL THE FESTAL DAY
SAML. MARTIN RECTOR JNO ALLEYNE & FRANS JONES CH WARDENS 1771 PACK & CHAPMAN OF LONDON FECIT

RECAST 1981

MALCOLM G GOLDSMITH   RECTOR
BRIAN R DUNN   WARDENS
GEORGE A GOODLIFFE  

Pack & Chapman
1771

Taylor
1981

1771
1981

19.2.27
4' 1"

22.2.5
4' 1"

One bell (no 11) was originally given in 1544 by Margery Doubleday, a washerwoman who had come into money, to be rung every working day at 4am to awake the parish’s washerwomen; funds were also left for the sexton to ring the bell. (This bell was recast in 1771.)

The sharp second bell was paid for by public subscription in memory of the ministry of Angus and Katherine Inglis at St Peter’s and the service of David Stainsby (fifty years a bell ringer and 30 years Master at St Peter’s).

The bells are set in a steel bellframe.

Other details, including inscriptions on each bell, are in Ringing World; report reproduced and attached to the schedule of documents in the Terrier. Full description by George A. Dawson.

Also in possesion of the church are:

1 set of nineteen handbells in oak case.

1 set of twelve handbells.