From the ten bells of St. Thomas's Church, Dudley (rebuilt 1816), the
following are the most remarkable:
5. "William, Viscount Dudley and Ward;
To doomsday may the name descend--
Dudley, and the poor man's friend."[5]
6. "Ring and bid thee cry Georgius Rex III., England, thy
Sovereign's name. GOD save the King. T. Mean of London, 1818."
Of the eight bells in St. Mary's Church, Kidderminster, the following are
the inscriptions on the first five:
1. "When you us ring
We'll sweetly sing. 1754."