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or last Will, shall be considered as an Ordinance, and [[underline]] [[foreign:Latin]] dispositio inter liberos, [[/foreign]] [[/underline]] and [[underline]] [[foreign:Latin]] quovis alis meliori modo [[/foreign]] [[/underline]] have full validity. In testimony of which, the three Copies of the same tenor, which we have caused to be made of it, and which have been laid to the three Copies of Our last Will, made this Day, have been signed by us, and sealed with our signet. And the five underwritten Witnesses, who have been call'd to that Purpose, & been dispensed, [[underline]] [[foreign:Latin]] quoad hunc actum [[/foreign]] [[/underline]] with their Oath of Allegiance, have also signed, & sealed them with their Signets. St. James April ye. 3/14th 1751. of our Reign the 24th This is my Codicil George R. of Great Britain & Elector of Bronsvic Luneburg. That the most High and most Serene Prince, George II. King of Great Britain, France & Ireland, Defender of the Faith, Arch Treasurer of the holy Roman Empire & Elector,
