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show the way in which a peal can be varied by tbe introduction or substitulion of calls. Ineaeh peal the sixth bel!, when foehind, dodges at the wrong and then at the right, in turn, with the other helis; the tenora are thus brougbt iip the ¹¹ wrong way,’ oncti in each part. The hrst of these peals is the composition of Mr. F. F'itstow, while ihe second and third were composed by Mr. N. J. Pitstow. The List of the forcgoing peals eon-lains 42 singles.

I sJudl conelude inv remarks on sjx bells by giving a few original peals tram arnong^t those that have been composed during the last two or three yeats by Mr. J. F. Penning, cif Saflron Wal den.

720

2 .14 j C> S j 2 5 r, 4	S 2 6 .1 5 3	5 0 5 3 4 2	S 5 4 ^2 3 ^6	-46235	-24563
S 4 3 t. 4 5	*02534	*56423	^5 4 5 3 6 2	46352	- ^2 4 6 3 5
* 5 2 4 5 *	*26345	<*6 5 2 3 4	S 5 4 ó 2 3	0 5 4 2 3	4J256
S * j 5 <) 4	*62453	S 5 3 4 2	S 4 5 a 3 6	52634	S 3 4 5 ^r> 2
3 <> 2 4 5	25634	6 4 5 ^2 3	5 3 4 6 2	5 2 3 4 6	S 4 3 6 2 5
- i ^fi 4 5 2	-25346	-64235	S 3 5 6 2 4	- 5 ^2 4 6 3	*34230
- 5 S M	- 2 5 4 0 3	6 4 3 5 ^2	S 5 3 2 4 <i	26534	S 4 3 5 6 2
6 ^2 34 5	5 6234	4 5d23	* 3 5 4 6 2	6*3 2 4 5	S 3 4 ^r' ^2 5
			5 5 3 6 2 4 S 3 5 ^2 4 6 5 4 3 6 2 46523	- 6 3 4 5 2 -63524 32645 2 4 3 5 ^ć	t2356 -42363 - 4 ^2 6 3 5 23456

AUhough the foregoing 720 by Mr. Penning cmnmenres with three divisions called alike, it cannot bedivided intnequal parts. This peal contains forty-two calls, viz.: 26 singles and 16 bobs, The next of these peals contains 34 boba and to singles, two morę bobs and two morę calls than had ever been previously obtained in a peal of Bob Minor.