CHAP. III.
Of the Act of Precedencies divided into observations: That the Act of Precedency is concern'd in the Lords House only: The na∣ture of the Act: The Title of the High
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Of the Act of Precedencies divided into observations: That the Act of Precedency is concern'd in the Lords House only: The na∣ture of the Act: The Title of the High
Court of Parliament used in that Act: The Siting and calling over the Lords different from the method in the Act, Why some Ti∣tles are named in the 4th. Paragraph of the Act omitted in the 8th. Of the Woolsacks in the Lords House Of the four degrees of State Officers which are placed by this Act. How the Pawn, and Acts do disagree therein: Of such as sit in the Lords House, yet not mentioned in the Act, but in the Pawn, Of former Proceedings in the House of Lords omitted in this Act.