... we have no means of knowing which of the five was the correspondent whose idea elicited the editorial comment from John Thackray Bunce. Nor do we know who passed on the idea to the Birmingham Liberal Association. Perhaps it was I3unce himself. At all ...

... was the correspondent whose idea elicited the editorial comment from John Thackray Bunce. Nor do we know whoassed on the idea to the Birmin gham Liberal Association. Perhaps t was Bunce himself. At all events, this was the plan proposed at their next meeting ...

... history of the General Hospital and the Musical Festivals, which was prepared for the Festival Committee by the late John Thackray Bunce. Bunco was a journal is: whose name will long be held in honour so important a centre of provincial light and leading ...

... 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. he was an intimate personal friend ...

... always that he wes & member of an honorable J)rofc»siou, he shouid strive to be a cult.vated gentleman. The example of John Thackray Bunce was even better than his precept. Bome of us, journalists of a later school, may have fancied tbat his methods were ...

... of the newspaper and thb Midlands since 1657 including such achievements Left: Birmingham Town Hali in 1857 Above: John Thackray Bunce years Beiow: masthead of the first edition K Y Handsworth King’s Norton Northfield and-Yardley Perry Barr was not part ...

... and remittances be addressed to the Hono Secretaries, at Rooms of the Society of Artists, Tewple Row, i “JOHN BENBOW HEBBERT, JOHN THACKRAY BUNCE, REFORMATION IN IRELAND. N TUESDAY EVEN ING NEXT, November subject will be delivered in the TOWN 2nd, a LECTURE ...

... 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 ...

... the claim that they were responsible for bringing about a major change in the political life of their country. But John Thackray Bunce, Editor of The Birmingham Daily Post from 1862 to 1898: could justifiably make such a claim. With one remark at the ...

... Red Terror, by Edwar King, 3s 6d : How Jack Mackenzie won hns Epaulett:s, by Gordon Stables, 3s ¢d ; Josiah Mason, by John Thackray Bunce, 3s 6d ; The Yellow God, by Reginald Horsley, 3s 6d ; The Wizard King, by David Ker, 3s 6d; In the Land of the Golden ...

... month An interesting publication is to be issued, or in other words the History of the Musical Festival by the late John Thackray Bunce. The Musical Standard adds : We have no doubt that the work will be a valuable contribution to local history, and also ...

... an item that was in character with the The Birming’ham STILL AHEAD OF THE NEWS Birmingham Town Hail in 1857 Above: John Thackray Bunce editor for 34 years Below: masthead of first edition The Birmingham Vol ! 1 PRICE times and yet set the pace for all ...