-
Thomas Arthur,
comte de Lally,
baron de
Tollendal (13
January 1702 – 9 May 1766) was a
French general of
Irish Jacobite ancestry.
Lally commanded French...
- Trophime-Gérard,
marquis de Lally-
Tollendal (5
March 1751 – 11
March 1830) was a
French politician and philanthropist. Born in
Paris into an old aristocratic...
- 1746, he was
appointed Earl of Moenmoyne,
Viscount Ballymole and
Baron Tollendally, in the
Peerage of Ireland, by the
Stuart claimant.
These titles were...
- his role in the
expulsion of the Jesuits; his
involvement in the
Lally Tollendal Affair; and his ban on
inoculation against smallpox in June 1763. In a...
-
expectations that
could not be satisfied.
Conservatives like Gérard de Lally-
Tollendal wanted a
bicameral system, with an
upper house appointed by the king,...
- Succession, the
sixth being Lally's,
initially created by the
Comte de
Lally -
Tollendal through drafts from the
original five. Each
regiment had a
strength of...
- were
Pierre Victor,
baron de Malouet,
Nicolas Berg****e, Gérard de Lally-
Tollendal and
Stanislas Marie Adélaïde,
comte de Clermont-Tonnerre. On 9 July, Mounier's...
- encomp****ed 68,653
acres (278 km2),
including the
villages of Allandale,
Tollendal, Painswick,
Minets Point, and
Holly at the time. The
first settlers were...
-
power over the
entire province of Bengal. Subsequently,
France sent Lally-
Tollendal to
recover the lost
French possessions and
drive the
British out of India...
- from the
Second (the
comte de Clermont-Tonnerre and the
marquis de Lally-
Tollendal); and four from the
Third (Jean
Joseph Mounier, Abbé Sieyès, Nicholas...
