...acc ble to pervert your Juftice. Take there" fore upon you in a lucky Hour the Gocc vern" vernment of this People, and Exercife the " Power given you hereby with all Freedom " and Security. Afterwards the Crown (in the Irifh Language Mion» Riogha^ ie a Royal Cap ) was put upon...

...candour of your actions with blackness, no corruption pervert your justice, nor any ties of friendship make it partial. Take, therefore, upon you in a lucky hour the government of this people, and exercise the power given you hereby with all freedom and security." The Kings of Munster were proclaimed...

...candour of your actions with blackness ; no corruption pervert your justice, nor any ties of friendship make it partial. Take therefore, upon you in a lucky hour, the government of your people, and exercise your power according to the dictates of freedom and the injunctions of the...

...with blackness, nor any kind of corruption, or tie of friendship, be able to pervert your justice. Take therefore upon you in a lucky hour the government of this people, and exercise the powers given you hereby, with all freedom and security." The crown was then placed upon...

...candour of your actions with blackness, no corruption prevent your justice, and no ties of friendship make it partial. Take, therefore, upon you in a lucky hour the government of this people, and exercise the power here given you with perfect freedom." The gavelkind of Ireland was about the worst...

...actions, with blackness nor any kind of corruption, or tie of friendship be able to pervert your justice. Take, therefore, upon you in a lucky hour, the government of this people, and exercise this power, given you hereby with all freedom and security." After this Mionn Riogha, or "...