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1891 'one of meat famous French cyclists'<ref>Lichfield Mercury - Friday 21 August 1891</ref>
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Jules Dubois (c1863-1942)

1891 'one of meat famous French cyclists'[1]

1901 'On Monday, at Lambeth, Jules Dubois, 38, a Frenchman, describing himself as a "racing tipster," was charged, on remand, on a warrant, with knowingly permitting a certain house in Hayter Road, Brixton, of which he was at the time of the alleged offence the tenant and occupier, to be used for improper purposes.'[2]

1931-35 Conservative M.P. for Hanley.

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Sources of Information

  1. Lichfield Mercury - Friday 21 August 1891
  2. South London Chronicle - Saturday 22 June 1901