| 9966: | lection of Psalm Tunes, in four parts," Glas- |
| 9967: | gow, 1700. |
| 9968: | |
| 9969: | Brown, William, musician, of 18th cen- |
| 9970: | tury, was a teacher in Glasgow, and precentor |
| 9971: | in the Wynd Church (St. George's Parish |
| 9972: | Church), which he resigned in 1807. He com- |
| 9973: | piled " The Precentor, or an easy introduction |
| 9974: | to Church Music, with a choice collection of |
| 9975: | Psalm Tunes" . . . 6th ed., 1799, originally |
| 9976: | issued in 177G, by John McLachlan. issued in 1776, by John McLachlan. |
| 9977: | |
| 9978: | Brown-Borthwick, Rev. Robert 66-L-11 Brown-Borthwick, Rev. Robert, clergy- |
| 9979: | man and amateur musician ; was born at |
| 9980: | Aberdeen, May 18th, 1840. Son of William |
| 9981: | Brown, Esq., of H.M. Civil Service, Aberdeen, |
| 9982: | who was an amateur musician, well-known at |
| 9983: | the concerts of that city. Ordained deacon |
| 9984: | in 1865. Ordained priest, 1866. Curate of |
| 9985: | Sudely Manor, Gloucestershire, and Chaplain |
| 9986: | to the Winchcomb Union. Curate of Evesham, |
| 9987: | Worcestershire, and assistant-minister of |
| 9988: | Quebec Chapel, London. Mr. Brown-Borth- |
| 9989: | wick assumed additional surname of Borthwick |
| 9990: | on his marriage in 1868 to Grace (D. 1884), |
| 9991: | only surviving daughter of the late, and sister |
| 9992: | of the present, John Borthwick, Esq., of |
| 9993: | Borthwick Castle, and Crookston, Midlothian. |
| 9994: | Incumbent of Holy Trinity, Grange-in-Borrow- |
| 9995: | dale, Cumberland, 1869-72. Vicar of All |
| 9996: | Saints, Scarborough, 1872. Chaplain for a |
| 9997: | few years to the Bishop of Aberdeen. Vicar of |
| 9998: | St. John's, Clapham. Died March 17th, 1894. |
| 9999: | WoEKS. — Supplemental hymn and tune Works. - Supplemental hymn and tune |
| 10000: | book (Novello), containing contributions by |
| 10001: | Goss, Sullivan, Stainer, E. J. Hopkins, and |
| 10002: | J. B. Calkin, four editions. Twelve Kyries. |
| 10003: | Kyries and Sanctuses, edited. Blessed are |
| 10004: | the dead, anthem. Words of " Church hymns " |
| 10005: | (with the Bishop of Bedford (Dr. W. How), |
| 10006: | Rev. J. EUerton, Rev. B. Compton), the hymn |
| 10007: | book issued by the S.P.C.K. Select hymns |
| 10008: | for church and home, Edin.. 1871. The |
| 10009: | History of the Princes de Conde, by H.R.H. |
| 10010: | le due d'Aumale, translated, London, 8vo, |
| 10011: | 2 vols. Life and works of Stephen Heller, by |
| 10012: | H. Barbedette, translated, London. Hymns, |
| 10013: | contributed to various collections. Sermons |
| 10014: | on various subjects, as "Art in worship," |
| 10015: | " The praise of God," etc., all published. |
| 10016: | |
| 10017: | Browne, James A., violinist, conductor, |
| 10018: | and writer on music ; born at Woolwich, |
| 10019: | May 9th, 1838. Joined the Royal Artillery |
| 10020: | Band in 1848, as a singing-boy, and received |
| 10021: | instruction on the flute and violin ; was |
| 10022: | appointed solo flutist in the band in 1864, |
| 10023: | and from that date was similarly engaged in |
| 10024: | London theatres, concerts, and the Handel |
| 10025: | and other festivals. Appointed band-master. |
| 10026: | Royal Horse Artillery, in 1870, retiring on a |
| 10027: | pension in 1878, when he accepted the post of |
| 10028: | band-master to the South Metropolitan |
| 10029: | Schools, Sutton. Musical Director, Royal |
| 10030: | Court Theatre, London, 1880-1 ; Conductor |
| 10031: | of the Orchestral Festival Services, St. Agnes, |
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