 | Edward Jones - Bardes (Poètes) - 1802 - 142 pages
...hands ; and then to proceed in your matters whatfoever you have there to do in fellony, or treafon, or other matters that touch the government of your land of Man." Tin<wald, or Din'ivald, is the name of the hill, on which their laws are promulged on M'nijuinmer-day,... | |
 | Joseph George Cumming - Geology - 1848 - 462 pages
...of hanging and drawing; and then to proceed in your matters whatsoever you have to doe, in felonie, or treason or other matters that touch the government of your land of Manne." At the present day the chief ceremony of the Tynwald Hill is the proclamation in Manx and English... | |
 | Joseph George Cumming - Castletown (Isle of Man) - 1857 - 124 pages
...of hanging and drawing ; and then to proceed in your matters whatsoever you have to doe, in felonie, or treason or other matters that touch the government of your land of Manne." On the feast of St. John the Baptist a tent is erected on the summit of this mound, and preparations... | |
 | Manx Society - Isle of Man - 1859 - 244 pages
...temporalities into your hands. And then to proceed in your matters, whatsoever you have there to do in felonie or treason, or other matters that touch the Government...him with the duty of the people, as their keeping watch and ward (a caution very necessary in those troublesome times), the power and authority of his... | |
 | Henry Irwin Jenkinson - 1874 - 368 pages
...of hanging and drawing; and then to proceed in your matters, whatsoever you have to doe, in felonie, or treason, or other matters that touch the government of your land of Manne." At the present day, after prayers, a procession is formed from the church to the Tynwald Hill,... | |
 | Manners and customs - 1897 - 1030 pages
...of hanging and drawing; and then to proceed in your matters, whatsoever you have to do, in fclonie or treason, or other matters that touch the government of your land of Mnnne." Such is the ceremony observed down to this day, with only such changes of procedure as the... | |
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Man, and to make faith and fealtie, if wind and weather serve them; or else to seize their temporalities into your hands. And then to proceed in your matters, whatsoever you have there to do in felonie or treason, or other matters that touch the Government... 