 A further attempt was planned in 1722, but following the exposure of the Atterbury Plot it came to nothing.In exercise of his pretended position, James purported to create titles of nobility, now referred to as Jacobite Peerages, for his English supporters and members of his court, which, of course, were not recognised in England.The Court in Exile became a popular stop for English travelers making a Grand Tour, regardless of political affiliation.