Proper noun
Mercure (plural Mercures)
A surname from French.
Likewise the French ships Tonnant, Heureux and Mercure all cut their anchor cables and drifted southwards away from the blazing ship. Source: Internet
And to end the year on a high note, in December it was highly commended in the outstanding importer category at the chamber's 11th annual gala luncheon held at the Mercure Dunkenhalgh Hotel and Spa in Accrington. Source: Internet
The failed investments included financing Leonardo the Musical in 1993. citation The Mercure Hotel in Sydney citation and Nauru House in Melbourne were sold in 2004 to finance debts and Air Nauru 's only Boeing 737 was repossessed in December 2005. Source: Internet
They will make Tamworth's Mercure Hotel their home for the next two weeks, the accommodation adjacent to West Tamworth League Club. Source: Internet
His "oration" on this occasion, which was immediately published in the French Mercure, remains a striking landmark in the history of French Protestantism. Source: Internet
On 16 August the British burned and destroyed the grounded prize Heureux as no longer fit for service and on 18 August also burned Guerrier and Mercure. Source: Internet