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174 to our own Houfe (which by Rules of Order might not be by us revoked) we might without any Imputation refuse to concur.

Hile there were divers Difputes 2. bout a Bil,Mr.éleming the Queens Solicitor took the Bul to look a word in it; alter he had done, and laid it on the Board, one ftood up and faid, Mr. Speaker, after a Bill is ingroffed, you ought to hold it in your hand, and let no man look into it ; which was confefled by all. And to the Speaker took it

When a Bill is read, the Speaker doth open the Parts of the Bill ; fo that each Member of the Houte

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