... papers. Two men may almost be said to have created it—the late Sir John Jaffray, who began very humbly as its editor and ended life as its chief proprietor, and the late John Thackray Bunce, who served as editor for the long period of thirty-six years, and ...

... DAVID COX (a BIOGRAPHY of). With REMARKS on his WORKS and GENIUS. By the late WILLIAM HALL. Edited, with Additions, by JOHN THACKRAY BUNCE. With Autotype Portrait. Now ready, price 12S. 6d. each, cloth gilt, FAMILIAR WILD FLOWERS. First, Second, and Third ...

... this with- A lliography of David Cox, with Remarks on his Works and Genius. By tter Halt. Edited, with additions, by John Thackray Bunce. (London Cassell, .ci, Cat]in, and Co. 'SSi.) drawal his great years begin. Thus at a time when most men, saving politicians ...

... author’s account of the Pigott forgeries, and for such slips respecting recent men and matters as to omit all mention of Thackray Bunce and his great editorial work on the Birmingham Daily Post and of Edmund Garrett and the all tooearly cessation of his ...

... AGGRANDIZEMENT. By GOLDIV]N SmtTH4. HEINE ON RELIGION AND POLITICS. By L. A. MONTrFIORE. ART IN THIE COMMUNITY. By J. THACKRAY BUNCE. TUiE SCEPTICISM 01 BELIEVERS. By LESLIE STEPHEN. CI:OPIN. By F. HUEFFEER. ANTITHETIC FALLACIES. By FRANK H. HILL. CICERO ...

... ; and others by Messrs. Stanhope Forbes, W. B. Richmond, ?? A. H. Mackmurdo, &c. Local papers will be read by Mr. J. Thackray Bunce, J.P., Mr. William Kenrick, M.P., Mr. W. J. Wain- wright, Mr. B. Creswick, (modelling master of the Birmingham School ...

... owes its present position and importance. He has done for Liverpool what Greenw’ood did for London, Baines did for Leeds, Thackray Bunce for Birmingham, and Russell for Edinburgh and Scotland. Yet in London, here, Sir Edward is as w'ell known as in the city ...