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| Hunt, the Rev. Henry George Bonavia. Adm. at DOWNING, May 15, 1879. Elder s. of William, of Valletta, Malta. From Christ Church, Oxford, whence he had matric. Nov. 2, 1875, age 25; B.Mus. (Oxford) 1876. Mus.Bac., ad eundem, and Mus.D., Trinity College, Dublin, 1887. F.R.S.E., 1885; F.L.S.; F.G.S.; F.R.A.S. Founder and first Warden of Trinity College, London, 1872-92. Ord. deacon (Winchester) 1878; priest, 1879; C. of Esher, Surrey, 1878. Chaplain of Trinity College, London, 1880-90. Lecturer at St Philip's, Regent Street, 1882-3. Evening Preacher at St James's, Westminster, 1884-7. Minister of St Paul's, Kilburn, 1887-97; V. there, 1897-1905. Teacher of Musical History, University of London, 1900-7. V. of Burgess Hill, Sussex, 1905-17. Editor of the Quiver for many years and of Cassell's Magazine, 1874-90; founder and editor of Little Folks. Author, A Concise History of Music (17th ed., 1915); The People's Merbecke (6th ed., 1914); The Gate of Gold. Composer of anthems and other Church music. Died Sept. 27, 1917, at Brighton. (The Times, Sept. 28, 1917; Al. Oxon.; Degrees in Music.) | Rev. Henry George Bonavia HUNT Approx. lifespan: 1850–1917 Adm from Christ Church [Oxford] Downing College 1879:05:15 "whence he had" age 25 Matric 1875:11:02 elder s. of William of Valletta, Malta , BMus Oxford 1876 "Mus.Bac., ad eundem, and" MusD Trinity College, Dublin 1887 F.R.S.E. 1885 FLS FGS FRAS Founder and first Warden of Sch: Trinity College London , 1872-92 Ord. deacon Winchester 1878 Ord. priest 1879 C.: Esher, Surrey , 1878 Chapl.: Sch: Trinity College London , 1880-90 Lecturer: at St Philip's Regent Street, [London], 1882-83 Evening Preacher: St James' Westminster, [London], 1884-87 Minister of St Paul's Kilburn, [London], 1887-97 V.: St Paul's Kilburn, [London], 1897-1905 Teacher of Musical History: Sch: University of London London, [London], 1900-07 V.: Burgess Hill, Sussex , 1905-17 Editor: Quiver for many years Editor: Cassell's Magazine 1874-90 Founder and editor: Little Folks Publ.: A Concise History of Music (17th ed) 1915 Publ.: The People's Merbecke (6th ed) 1914 Publ.: The Gate of Gold Publ.: Composer of anthems and other Church music d. Brighton, [Sussex], 1917:09:27 ( The Times 1917:09:28; Al. Oxon ; Degrees in Music ) |