Church Bells of England
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; others in Herts., Hunts., Northants, and Warwickshire.
A bell is also frequently rung after the ceremony ; at Flit- wick, Beds., five strokes are given on the tenor. Of the use of the " tellers " at funerals we have already spoken. The age of the deceased is tolled at South Luffenham, Rutland, and Exhall near Coventry ; and at Burley, Rutland, sex is indicated by tolling different bells. At Hempstead, Gloucestershire, the age is indicated, twenty strokes at a time, after the funeral.^ Bells a...re also tolled on the occasion of the death or funeral of important personages. At St. Paul's Cathedral the great 1 See North, English Bells, p. 134. 2 /^^'i/.
FUNERAL USES 1 63 hour-bell in the south-west tower is tolled for the death and funeral of members of the royal family, the Bishop or Dean of London, and the Lord Mayor if he dies during his mayoralty.
At Westminster Abbey the great bell is only used to toll for the death of the Dean or any member of the royal family.
At Shrewsbury the town bell is tolled for the death of the mayor or royalty.
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; others in Herts., Hunts., Northants, and Warwickshire.
A bell is also frequently rung after the ceremony ; at Flit- wick, Beds., five strokes are given on the tenor. Of the use of the " tellers " at funerals we have already spoken. The age of the deceased is tolled at South Luffenham, Rutland, and Exhall near Coventry ; and at Burley, Rutland, sex is indicated by tolling different bells. At Hempstead, Gloucestershire, the age is indicated, twenty strokes at a time, after the funeral.^ Bells a...re also tolled on the occasion of the death or funeral of important personages. At St. Paul's Cathedral the great 1 See North, English Bells, p. 134. 2 /^^'i/.
FUNERAL USES 1 63 hour-bell in the south-west tower is tolled for the death and funeral of members of the royal family, the Bishop or Dean of London, and the Lord Mayor if he dies during his mayoralty.
At Westminster Abbey the great bell is only used to toll for the death of the Dean or any member of the royal family.
At Shrewsbury the town bell is tolled for the death of the mayor or royalty.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Beauchamp Walters to read onlineMoreLess
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