- John
Peter Desmaretz (c. 1686 – 1768) was a
British civil and
military engineer. His
projects included a new
entrance to S****ham-by-Sea's
harbour (1753)...
-
Nicolas Desmaretz,
marquis de
Maillebois (10
September 1648,
Paris – 4 May 1721, Paris) was a Controller-General of
Finances during the
reign of Louis...
- Jean Desmarets,
Sieur de Saint-Sorlin (French pronunciation: [ʒɑ̃ demaʁɛ]; 1595 – 28
October 1676) was a
French writer and dramatist. He was a founding...
- The 'Gun Wharfe' (Old Gun Wharf) in 1750, from a map
drawn by J. P.
Desmaretz....
- Plan and
profiles of
Portsea Bridge Fort, 1747 (by J. P.
Desmaretz). Note that the cr**** is
named as
Portsea Lake....
- Le
Parisien (in French). 24
September 2014.
Retrieved 4
March 2020.
Desmaretz,
Vincent (25
September 2014). "FOOTBALL (National)
Pierre Womé (Chambly):...
-
avoid trial;
returned in 1691 Mme
Cottard Lesage admonished and
fined Mme
Desmaretz Lesage fined Françoise de
Dreux La
Voisin exiled from the capital, but...
- Wood Fort built. 1756
Chatham Lines built, to
designs by
Captain John
Desmaretz (who also
designed the
Portsmouth fortifications). This fortification...
-
Detail of a 1750 map by J. P.
Desmaretz,
showing Fort
Blockhouse (left) in
relation to the
Round Tower and
battery on the
other side of the
entrance to...
-
Portsea Island side of the cr****
under the
supervision of John
Peter Desmaretz. They
consisted of a 15–20-foot-wide (4.6–6.1 m) and 6-foot-deep (1.8 m)...
