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... the Corporation of Birmingham, with Sketch Earlier Government of the Town. By John Thackray Bunce, ! Vc.. I. Published for the Corporation, Cornish i £ ew Street. Birmingham. ...
... Freemen 1888 1888 1892 1898 1899 Joseph Chamberlain, M.P. Philip Henry Muntz, J.P. Thomas Avery, J.P. George Dixon, M.P. John Thackray Bunce, J.P. Field-Marshall Earl Roberts, of Kandahar, Pretoria and Waterford, V.C., K.G., K.P., G.C.8., 0.M., G.C.5.1., G ...
... archeologist, and Graham Sutherland, the artist, were among those who gave it support. The school was a dream of Mr. John Thackray Bunce. fifth freeman of the city, chairman of the management sub-committee of the museum and school committee. and editor ...
... of the nation and Empire, and the imaginative and constructive mind of one of the great editors of our time—the late John Thackray Bunce. Never were a great statesman and a great newspaperman more closely co-operative. Having been for 20 years representative ...
... archeologist, and Graham Sutherland, the artist, were among those who gave It support. The school was ■ dream of Mr. John Thackray Bunce. fifth freeman of the city. chairman of the management sub-committee of the museum and school committee, and editor ...
... e portrait was known to have been in existence in 1893, for letter from the then editor of ‘‘The Birmingham Post,” John Thackray Bunce, says that it was in Pile possession of a member of the Caldicott family, whose grandfather was in 1860 editor of “The ...
... have come to Birmingham University, are Jesse Codings, whose library included works on economics and agriculture, and John Thackray Bunce, avlio had a library on English literature and fine art. Books the library does not possess it can bori’ow under a national ...
... group of children. The orphanage is just over seventy years old. Its foundation is described in a biography of Mason by John Thackray Bunce, his friend and one-time editor of The Birmingham Post.” Mason, the poor boy of Kidderminster, had at the age of eight ...
... shortly before the planning application was lodged. The two-storey house was built in 189:1 and is the former home of Mr. John Thackray Bunce, who was editor of The Birmingham Daily Post between 1862 and 1898. A committer, member. Mr. Remo Cranellk I' VeTiiiect ...
... 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 ...
... Delane of The Times,” C. P. Scott of the “Manchester Guardian,” and (one may fitly add, though Mr. Hudson does not) John Thackray Bunce, the great Victorian editor of this newspaper. Such men raised the British Press to a place of powerful and honourable ...
... David Apps and R. D. Aims. Speech Day at King Edward's School, Edghaston, yesterday. Below: D. V. Parr receiving the John Thackray Bunce prize for English Essay from Maj.- Gen. Sir Richard Howard-Vyse. Sir Richard emphasised that the object of his gift ...