The original eight bells are understood to have been made by Lewis of Brixton and were hung in the separate tower and belfry at St Paul's. In recent times they have only been rung on special occassions; further repairs and renovations are expected to be needed before the bells can be rung, with a 1990 report suggesting various issues.

A brief mp3 sample is attached at the foot of this page.

 

The peal includes a 14½ cwt tenor.  Each of the original bells bear an inscription:

The tenor: ‘God the Father’
7^th ‘Jesus our Redeemer’
6^th ‘The Holy Ghost. Our Comforter’
5^th ‘St Paul, our Patron Saint’
4^th ‘Christopher our Bishop’
3^rd ‘Charlotte Charinton, our Benefactress’ (pictured left)
2^nd ‘Edward Moore, our Rural Dean’
1^st ‘Richard Guy Ash, our first vicar’

The bells were hung in cast iron cages erected by John Wright of Spalding