-
ordinary peals,
ringers often ring quarter-
peals,
which are a
quarter of the
length of a full
peal,
making them
easier to ring as most quarter-
peals take...
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diplomat and
politician N.
Peal,
British luxury cashmere knitwear and
accessories specialist Peals (band),
American band
PEALS, Policy,
Ethics and Life...
- his success. The
company emplo**** six
generations of
Peals, with the son of Samuel,
Nathaniel Peal,
apprenticing with his
father before finding his own...
-
Centre (
PEALS) was
established in 1999 as a
partnership between the
University of Durham,
Newcastle University and the
Centre for Life.
PEALS aims to...
- 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...
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according to the season.
There were also
peals for the dead, with a
dozen different combinations, and
festival peals,
based exclusively on the
turning of...
-
until the name
Peals was
chosen for its
abstract quality. A
peal is the
sound of
something ringing out, like the
pealing of a bell or
peals of laughter....
- N.
Peal is a
British cashmere knitwear and
accessories brand founded in
London by Nat
Peal in 1936.
After the brand's
decline and "substantial losses"...
-
Samuel Edward Peal, also
known as S.
Edward Peal, (February 3, 1923 – September 12, 1991) was a
Liberian diplomat and politician.
Peal was born on February...
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Alfred Peal was a
farmer and
state legislator in Mississippi. He was born in
Mississippi and was enslaved. He
served in the
Mississippi House of Representatives...
