"undern-bell" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1888, Thomas North, William Beresford, English Bells and Bell Lore: A Book on Bells, page 187:",
          "text": "At Stamford the signal for the commencement of the corn market was, in the reign of Edward IV, the ringing of the Undernone or Undern bell.",
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          "ref": "1908, Edith Rickert, Early English Romances in Verse, page 74:",
          "text": "When they rang the undern-bell, he was in London and not yet ready; and yet he won to Canterbury long ere evensong, riding fifty miles.",
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        "A bell rung to to mark the undern-song."
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        "(dated, obsolete, historical) A bell rung to to mark the undern-song."
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        "A bell rung to to mark the undern-song."
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        "(dated, obsolete, historical) A bell rung to to mark the undern-song."
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