French Movements Reported Near Wesel and Halting Regions
London Gazette describes letters from Francfort dated March 4 noting French magazines moved from Caffe] to Pa derborn and talks of a 20 000 to 30 000 strong infantry corps near Ham. It cites 6002 militia passing Mentz and Metz. Meyer’s party driving on Darmstadt troops and 720 Treves men. Reports claim French may march toward Wesel, building bridges at Wesel Neufs and Duffeldorp. Siege near Stadhagen looms.
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Mentz
Meyer
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Darmstadt
Treves
Electorate of Hanover
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Neufs
Duffeldorp
Rhine
Ferdinand of Brunswick
Stadhagen
Frille
Mindén
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Oberg
Wefer
Sporcke
Lauenau
Henry
Prussia
Hildesheim
Sth
Liebenburg
Hallerspringe
Wilfhausen
Munster
Helle
Jurors as Judges of Law and Fact in English Liberties Debate
A Britannicus letter argues that juries must judge both law and fact to protect English rights from Crown overreach. It cites Butthell’s Case and Sir Edward Hales as proof that Judges served royal will, not justice. Also notes political moves on oyster fisheries and naval offices, with market and clerical notices.
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Seven Bishops
Samuel Barnadiston
Pen and Mead
Edward Hales
Edward Hills
Edward
Corts
Westminster Hall
Buthell
Vaughan
Britannicus
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