- In
campanology (bell ringing), a
peal is the
special name
given to a
specific type of
performance of
change ringing which meets certain exacting conditions...
- Look up
peal in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
peal is a bell-ringing
performance consisting of 5000 or more changes.
Peal or
Peals may also refer...
- N.
Peal is a
luxury British cashmere knitwear and
accessories brand founded in
London by Nat
Peal in 1936.
After the brand's
decline and "substantial losses"...
- A
peal board records on a wooden, metal,
stone or
canvas plaque a
peal rung on
church bells. In
modern terms a
peal is the
ringing of 5000 or more different...
-
ringers look
forward to the
greater challenge of a
quarter peal (about 1,250 changes) or a
peal (about 5,000 changes),
which is
referred to as a "Performance"...
-
Peal & Co (
Peal and
Company Limited)
manufactured English shoes from 1565
until 1965. The once
successful British firm
catered to a
variety of notable...
-
occasions they
often attempt a quarter-
peal or
peal,
lasting approximately 45
minutes or
three hours respectively. If a
peal attempt succeeds,
towers sometimes...
- Look up
orange peel in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Orange peel is the peel of an orange.
Orange Peel or
Orange peel may also
refer to: The
Goode homolosine...
- The New York Times.
February 16, 1974.
Retrieved January 26, 2022. "Dr.
Peal Attacks Father Coughlin". The New York Times. May 13, 1935.
Retrieved January...
- Sir
Robert Peel, 2nd
Baronet (5
February 1788 – 2 July 1850), was a
British Conservative statesman who
twice was
Prime Minister of the
United Kingdom (1834–1835...
