These were given by Miss Blake, of Rylstone, as a Jubilee offering. There are two old bells in the church, which have 2. CAMPANA : BEATE : 16 in. dia. MABIE ANNO REGNI RGIS CAROLI NRI SGDI 16 ANNO DOMINI 1664 8. VT TVBA SIC SONITV DOMINI CONDVCO COHORTES 1703 (1) RR CHVRCHWARDENS cast by Messrs. Warner in 1880, The inscription on the sixth is The first and second bells were and the next four by them in 1875. the same as that upon a pre-Reformation bell, which, having become cracked, was taken down in 1875. These were cast by Messrs. Mears in 1850, at the expense of Mary Long Dawson and Elizabeth Hutton Dawson, of Halton Gill and Marshfield. Each has also the founders' name and the date. HALTON GILL (St. John Baptist). One bell. GLORIA IN ALTISSIMIS DEO 1690 HORTON-IN-RIBBLESDALE (St. Oswald). Three bells. 3. En Encunditate soni sonabo tibi Dne 1614 HUBBERHOLME (St. Michael). One bell. IHESVS BE OVR SPEED 1601 (lower) WO (32) Royal Arms (See Plate xiv.) KETTLEWELL (St. Mary). Three bells. WO (32) These are by Messrs. Mears, and were given about 1860 by Miss Dawson, of Settle, in place of the one bell then in use. KIRBY MALHAM (St. James). Three bells. This last is said to be the largest bell in the diocese of Ripon, except the tenor in the Minster Tower. The death-bell is tolled for a time, and then, as a distinguishing finish, four strokes are given for a man, three for a woman, and two for a child. LINTON (St. Michael). One bell. GLORIA IN ALTISSIMIS DEO 1692 These were all rehung by Messrs. Mallaby in 1887. RYLSTONE (St. Peter). Three bells. I. IN GOD IS ALL |