Remembrances for order and decency to be kept in the upper house of Parliamt. by the lords when his Matie. is not there : leaving the solemnity belonging to his Maties. coming to be marshalled by those lords to whom it more properly appertains. [ca. 1726]

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Remembrances for order and decency to be kept in the upper house of Parliamt. by the lords when his Matie. is not there : leaving the solemnity belonging to his Maties. coming to be marshalled by those lords to whom it more properly appertains. [ca. 1726]

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Manuscript transcription of House of Lords rules for order and decency, dating from about 1726. The volume is written in a neat hand throughout and each individual order is numbered, then indexed at the end of the text.

[105] p., bound ; 17 cm.

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