Wellington, All Saints

Wellington, All Saints

8 bells, tenor 16-1-2 in E TF1 1DN SJ 651117

Sunday: 10.00 - 10.30am - check with tower correspondent

Monday:  7.00 - 8.30pm - except Bank Holidays

The tenor was cast by Thomas Mears I of London in 1798 and the remainder of the back six by Abraham Rudhall I of Gloucester in 1713. The trebles were added by John Taylor & Co. in 1890. The bells are all flat-topped and were tuned and rehung in a new metal frame by Mears and Stainbank in 1929. The lower frame is laid out as Pickford 6.1: A2, B4, C5, D6, E7, F8. The back four pits are low sided while A and B have modified H frames with 1 and 3 hung above them in low-sided frames.

Access to the ringing room is via a short staircase in the base of the entrance vestibule. A toilet is available at the foot of the stairs.

The church is next to the railway station on the Shrewsbury-Wolverhampton line.

Inscriptions

Wellington tenor

The Tenor bell

Wellington tenor date

The date on the Tenor bell

Wellington foundry mark

Abraham Rudhall's foundry mark and date

Wellington decoration

Decoration on the Rudhall bells

Wellington frame

The two tier frame

Wellington Taylor badge

Taylor's badge on the waist of the trebles

Wellington tenor founder

The founder of the Tenor bell