... independence of policy. Three of these, who between them occupied the chair for 73 of the Post's hundred years John Thackray Bunce (1862-98), G. W. Hubbard (1906- 33), and E. W. Record (1933-43) earned places of distinction in the records of British ...

... and Omdurman. honouring a journalist. Mr. John Thackray Bunce inscribed the roll Birmingham freemen. A special meeting the City Council was held mark the ceremony. The Lord Mayor paid a high tribute to Mr. Bunce for the services had rendered the community ...

... matter has also to be regarded. Anything that helps dispel the tedium of workhouselife is to be sincerely commended. Mr. John Thackray Bunce has not long lived to ci.joy the retirement which his very industrious life certainly so well entitled him. After having ...

... are sold. Two new drinking fountains have just been added to the Oval. The gross value of the estate of the late Mr. John Thackray Bunce, formerly editor of the “Birmingham Post” who died on June 28, is returned at £43,568 6s. 6d , the net value of the ...

... Mr. Thackray Bunce, who recently retired from the editorship of the Birmingham Daily Post, is to be honoured by the freedom of the city he has served so well, and whose history he has written. Only four citizens of Birmingham have received this honour ...

... advertisement that follows that Capel Bond opened the service on the Thursday morning with a Trumpet Concerto? The late Thackray Bunce, in his history of the Festivals, places Mr. Bond in the list of instrumentalists as a trumpeter, but; of course it was ...

... advertisement that follows that Capel Bond opened the service on the Thursday morning with a Trumpet Concerto.' The late Thackray Bunce, in his history of the Festivals, places Mr. Bond in the list of instrumentalists as a tfumpeter, but of course it was ...