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| included in:- |  St Mary and St Michael, Great Urswick | |
| St Mary and St Michael, Great Urswick: bell ringing | ||
|  BRE17.jpg New ringing chamber. (taken 31.7.2009)  BRE20.jpg Bellrope and sally. (taken 31.7.2009) | ||
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|  BRE18.jpg Notice about the bells. (taken 31.7.2009) | ||
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|  BRE19.jpg Three of the bells, out of the tower; dated 1711 1420 1724, ie bells 2 and 3 and one presumably broken up. (taken 31.7.2009) | ||
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| Dove data:- | scale:- | |
| A, B, C sharp, D | ||
| First 4 notes; intervals TTS; A major. | ||
| Bell1 cast by John Taylor and Co, 1907; 2 by Abraham Rudhall, 1711; 3 possibly by
                  John Bery about 1460; 4 by John Taylor and Co, 1955. | ||
| Dove 2009 www.dove.cccbr.org.uk | ||
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| notes:- | The oldest bell of the four is the Harrington Bell; inscribed:- | |
| "[MARIA / WILHELMUS DE HARYNGTON DOMINUS DE ALDINGHAM ET DOMINA MARGARETA UXOR EJUS]" | ||
| Sir William Harrington was a standard bearer at the Battle of Agincourt, he died 1458.
                  The bell was a gift to Conishead Priory; it may have been purchased from there after
                  the Dissolution, about 1536. | ||
| :: St Mary and St Michael's Church Great Urswick, Cumbria::: leaflet available in
               church | ||
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