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| Hyne, Charles John Cutcliffe Wright. Adm. at CLARE, June 14, 1884. [S. of the Rev. Charles Wright Noble (next), V. of Bierley, Yorks. B. May 11, 1865, at Bibury, Gloucs. School, Bradford Grammar.] Matric. Michs. 1884; B.A. 1887; M.A. 1891. President of the Clare Alpine Club; on one occasion jumped across the canyon which then divided the Chapel from Trinity Hall, leaving there a marmalade pot which long remained as a token of his achievement. Of Kettlewell, and of Heaton Lodge, Bradford, Yorks. Well known as an indefatigable traveller in many remote parts of the world, but particularly as the creator of 'Captain Kettle,' a character at one time considered second only to 'Sherlock Holmes.' Had various hair-breadth escapes during his exciting and strenuous life. At an earlier stage in his career as Aunt Ermyntrude, in a periodical called Sweet Violets, solved the problems (at £1 an article) of the housemaids who sought his guidance. In addition to the 'Captain Kettle' stories, also the author, amongst many other novels, of Honour of Thieves; Recipe for Diamonds; My Joyful Life; and Wishing Smith, the strange adventures of the Cambridge reader of stratospheric physics who discovered how to bring about the fulfilment of his wishes. Died Mar. 10, 1944. (Burke, L.G., 1939; Who's Who; The Times, Mar. 11, 1944.) | Charles John Cutcliffe Wright HYNE Approx. lifespan: 1865–1944 Adm. Clare College 1884:06:14 s. ofunique identifier HN849CW Rev. Charles Wright Noble HYNE (1849) V.: Bierley, Yorkshire b. Bibury, Gloucestershire 1865:05:11 Sch: Bradford Grammar [Bradford], [ West Riding of Yorkshire ] Matric. 1884:10MT: BA 1887 MA 1891 President of Clare Alpine Club "on one occasion jumped across the canyon which then divided the Chapel from Trinity Hall, leaving there a marmalade pot which long remained as a token of his achievement." Of Kettlewell, and of Heaton Lodge, Bradford, Yorkshire Well known as an indefatigable traveller in many remote parts of the world, but particularly as the creator of Captain: Kettle," a character at one time considered second only to "Sherlock Holmes." Had various hair-breadth escapes during his exciting and strenuous life At an earlier stage in his career as Aunt Ermyntrude, in a periodical called Sweet Violets, solved the problems (at £1 an article) of the housemaids who sought his guidance. In addition to the " Captain: Kettle" stories, also the author, amongst many other novels, of Honour of Thieves ; Recipe for Diamonds ; My Joyful Life ;and Wishing Smith, the strange adventures of the Cambridge reader of stratospheric physics who discovered how to bring about the fulfilment of his wishes d. 1944:03:10 (Burke, L.G. 1939; Who's Who ; The Times 1944:03:11) [add:]Photograph: CAS: H.73[:add] |
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| Hyne, Charles Wright Noble. Adm. pens. at CLARE, Mar. 27, 1849. [S. of Charles Wright, of Bedford, and of Paignton, Devon. B. Nov. 18, 1830.] Matric. Michs. 1849; B.A. 1853; M.A. 1856. Ord. deacon (Ely) 1855; priest, 1856; C. of Barton, Cambs., 1855-6. C. of St Nicholas, Newcastleon-Tyne, 1857-8. C. of Lower Beeding, Sussex, 1858-63. C. of Bibury, Gloucs., 1863-8. V. of Bierley, Yorks., 1868-1912. Died Nov. 22, 1912. Father of the above. (Crockford; Burke, L.G. Suppl., 1925; The Times, Nov. 23, 1912.) | Charles Wright Noble HYNE Approx. lifespan: 1830–1912 pens. Clare College adm1849:03:27 s. of Charles Wright HYNE of Bedford, [ Bedfordshire ] of Paignton, Devon b. 1830:11:18 Matric. 1849:10MT: BA 1853 MA 1856 Ord. deacon Ely 1855 Ord. priest 1856 C.: Barton, Cambridgeshire 1855-56 C.: St Nicholas Newcastle-on-Tyne, [ Northumberland ] 1857-58 C.: Lower Beeding, Sussex 1858-63 C.: Bibury, Gloucestershire 1863-68 V.: Bierley, Yorkshire 1868-1912 d. 1912:11:22 father ofunique identifier HN884CJ Charles John Cutcliffe Wright HYNE (1884) ( Crockford ; Burke, L.G. Suppl . 1925; The Times 1912:11:23.) [add:]Only son of C.W. Hyne[:add] [add:]Married 1859:03:01, at Gosforth, Newcastle, [ Northumberland ] Dorothy Elizabeth ANDERSON eldest dau. of John ANDERSON of Cox Lodge, Gosforth, [ Northumberland ] [:add] [add:]C.R. Hudleston: from the Durham Advertiser [:add] |