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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… that those were the only true Protestants that voted for Dubois and Papillon, whereon, the deponent bidding him meddle … He confessed he had been so zealous in making a noise for Dubois and Papillon that he had broken a vein and Dr. Cox … who advised them to stand upon their first election of Dubois and Papillon, but, if they cannot carry it, to put up …
Survey of London
… 13 6 21' 6" (Colonel) Thomas Harrison esquire do. Nicholas Dubois and building tradesmen, assignees 1721 (see page 489) … do. 7 0 0 20' Solomon Legg carpenter do. Nicholas Dubois lived here c. 17269 Sir Humphrey Howard 17234 16 25 … 17212. Payment to Tufnell witnessed by Horne and Nicholas Dubois Dowager Lady Romney, Lady of Bedchamber to Princess of …
Survey of London
… on building the house. They were listed as Nicholas Dubois (the architect, here described as surveyor), John …
Survey of London
… published in 171620, the architect and surveyor Nicholas Dubois, was probably concerned with Nos. 4 and 7 Cork Street … known to have been among early residents is Nicholas Dubois. About a third of the first occupants can be …
Survey of London
… to Tufnell in August 1722 was witnessed by Nicholas Dubois, Master Mason, and his deputy James Home, who measured the work. 325 Dubois, Home and Tufnell also occur in connexion with the building of Nos. 4 and 7 Cork Street, and Dubois himself shortly afterwards was an early occupant of …
Survey of London
… 18171823. 15. Sir Humphrey Howard, 17234; Nicholas Dubois, architect, c. 17269; Colonel Thomas Coggan or …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… of a victualler, 80. [GL, Sun MS vol. 431, ref. 769974] Dubois, Julian, 22 King St, Soho, London, cm (179093). [D] Du …
The Rulers of London 1660-1689
… Friday Street, will (3) Will, Boyd 32078 (4) Boyd 32078 DUBOIS, John Co Co Cripplegate Within, 1674-82 Love Lane, …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… must be done, but I dare not venture to propose what. Mr Dubois.] The King offers us many gracious things in his …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… to the Committee when made, or whether ever sent. Mr Dubois.] Here appears to me to be foul play in this matter. …