- Jean-Baptiste
Boucho (February 18, 1797-March 6, 1871) was the
Vicar Apostolic of Malacca-Singapore. Jean-Baptiste
Boucho was born in Athos-Aspis, France...
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Jazreel Tan Jean
Chong Jean
Danker Jean Tay Jean Yip
Group Jean-Baptiste
Boucho Jean-Charles
Blanpin Jean-Christophe Öberg Jean-Francois
Manzoni Jean-Jacques...
- chef's knife. The
gyuto were originally, and
sometimes still called yo-
boucho 洋包丁
literally meaning "Western chef's knife". The
santoku 'three-virtue'...
- Yoshikai)
Barista (manga) (2010, 10 volumes, art by Kumi Muronaga)
Onmitsu Boucho ~Honjitsu mo Urei Nashi~ (2015, 4 volumes, art by Kei Honjou) Today's Burger...
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ended 7
September 1844
Predecessor Office created Successor Jean-Baptiste
Boucho Previous post(s)
Vicar Apostolic of Siam (1834–1841)
Orders Ordination 30...
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allotted by the
Resident Councillor,
George Bonham to
Father Jean-Baptiste
Boucho, a
French missionary who had come from Penang. It was
located in European...
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Courvezy (Vicar
Apostolic of Siam from 1834 to 1841) (1845–1871) Jean-Baptiste
Boucho (1871–1877) Michel-Esther Le ****u (1878–1888)
Edouard Gasnier (1888–1896)...
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school was
subsequently relocated into a
brick house built by Jean-Baptiste
Boucho of the
Paris Foreign Missions in 1825 and
converted into an
English school...
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succeeded as
Apostolic Vicar of Siam (30 Mar 1834 – 10 Sep 1841) Jean-Baptiste
Boucho (3 Jun 1845 – 6 Mar 1871),
Titular Bishop of
Attalia (10 Jun 1845 – 6 Mar...
- Melaka–Johor
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of
Singapore "Bishop Jean-Baptiste
Boucho [Catholic-Hierarchy]". www.catholic-hierarchy.org.
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