Paris Almanack 1752 Paris Feb 4 Plague, Promotions, Nobility
In Paris on Feb 4 1752 the king grows healthier after Mass and a conference with the Duke of Orleans. The king is expected to promote several marshals including Noailles Allegre and Medain as Chartres recovers. Plague advisories report quarantined houses improving and ships suspected of smuggling. London Gazette notes a wave of peerage creations and writs, naming numerous earls barons and viscounts including Stanhope and Palmouth.
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Cardinal de Rohan
Duke of Orleans
Prarie
Duke de No
Rubenas
Laurae
Dartmull
Guernsey
St. Malo
Man
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the Evening Post
Phursday
Paris
London
St. James's
George Augustus, Prince of Wales
Earl of
Chester
Henry Earl of Thomond
Kingdom of Ireland
Viscourt Tadceaster
County of
York
James Viscount Cattleton
Baron Saunderson of
Saxby
Leicester
Gervase Lord
Fierreport
Pierrepont
Hanflip
Peregrine Lord Willoughby of
Eresby
House of Peers
Thomas Parker
Macclesfield
A Pitti Cadogan
Redding Inshe
Berks
Robert Marsham Bart
Romney
Kent
James Stanhope Esq
Baron Stanhope
Elverton
Derby
Viscount Stanhope of
Mahon
Island of
Minorca
Prince Frederick
Prince of Wales
Duke of Gloucester
Anthony de Grey Earl of
Harold
Lucas of Crudwell
Wilts
Hugh Bolcawen
Boscawen Rofe
Palmouth
Cornwall
John Wallop
of Wallop
Lymmington
Southampton
Mathew Ducie Moreton
Baron Ducie of Moreton
Stafford
Nicholas Lechmere Esq
Evesham
Worcester
Sir George King Barnet
Scutti'l
Bedford
Torsington
Devon