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... the founder himself. They are Mr. Frederick Ernest Muntz, Sir Thomas Martineau, Mr. Sampson Samuel Lloyd, jun., Mr. John Thackray Bunce, and Mr. Thomas Horton. The founder reserves to himself during his life the right to fill I vacancies among the elective ...
... for. the Gordon Memorial College. . Mr. John Thackray Bunce, for over thirty years d editor of tlme Birmingham Daily }'ost, died at is lis residence on Wednesday evening, at the age ot e seventy-one. Mr. Bunce only resigned his post at e the end of last ...
... its members Thomas Martineau William Yenrick, George James Johnson, George bixon, Samuel Timmins, William ] Harris, John Thackray Bunce, and others, all of whom were not unknown to the Birmingham of to-day, and be had the honour of beingthe unworthy hon ...
... TBirmingham o. ad ,,d 2 1 .h ,Birmingham Da1ly Mail to recover dad yges for alleged libel and con- spiracy. AMr John Thackray Bunce, editor of the I'Post, rind Mr Ilerbert, a reporter of the ''Post and the 'IMail, wore joined in thle action as ...
... We have the materials to hand, collected by the skill and care and ability of the historian of the Corporation, Mr. John Thackray Bunce; and I have taken most of my materials from the very interesting volume in which he describes the state of Birmingham ...
... Esq. ; Sir Thomas Martineau, of West Hill, Edgbaston, knight; Sampson Samuel Lloyd, junior, of Budbrook, esquire; John Thackray Bunce, of Long- worth, Priory Road, esquire; Thomas Horton, of 18, Newhall Street, solicitor. The nominated and future elective ...
... foremost men, it the person of Mr John Thackray Jinnee, the editor for the past 36 years of the Birmingham Daily Post, who with the close of this Teat vacates the editorial chair he has so long and so ablv filled. Although Mr Bunce, to onr regret, has used his ...
... presented to Mr. J. Thackray Bunce, for many - veaer editor of the Daily Post. The Lord -Mayor (Alderman Beale) presided over a large t gathering of members of the Corporation and other -citizens, and in presenting the freedom to ir. Bunce said that that ...
... following papers will be read :-Section E Alderman Kenrick, M.P, on Technical Education as Applied ?? Industry; Mr.J. Thackray Bunce, on ; Encouragement of Art by Municipalities; Sir. I T. Stirling Lee, on .Municipalities in their Relation $ to Art ...
... Sutclitffe Seaw, bookkeeper; 5 William Pybus, gardener; John Briggs, gentleman; a Dan Stott., farmer. THORNHILL (12).- John Beatson, 'George a Brook, 'Jos. Brown, 'John Crowther, *John Day, *John Fisher, Wm. Doleman, 'Jas. Halstead, Wm. ...
... such-like crUestions. On the group of snbjects connected with the action of municipalit'ies Mr. P. ]EL Rathbone, Mr. LiJ. Thackray Bunce, of Birmingham, and Mr. T. Stirling Lee, whose name is not unfamiliar to the citizens of Liverpool, are j to discourse ...
... on the plstforn Alderman Sir T. Martineau, Alderman Kenrick, M.P.; Mesr5 3J. Thackray Bunce and J. Wainwright;. Councillots Arthur Dixon, Charles Green, Hardman,- and Jo~hn- stone; Colonel Coke; the Revids. A. R. Vardy and f. F. IL MacCarthy; Dr. Windle ...