Annex A
THE FORM OF THE ORDER RELATING TO ACCESS
TO THE HOUSE BEFORE 1839
Ordered, That the Constables, and other
Officers, of Middlesex and Westminster, do take care, that from
Nine of the Clock in the Morning to Three in the Afternoon, during
this Session of Parliament, the Passages through the Streets between
Temple Bar and Westminster Hall be kept free and open; and that
no Obstruction be made by Cars, Drays, Carts, or otherwise, to
hinder the Passage of the Members to and from this House; And
that the Serjeant at Arms attending this House do give Notice
of this Order to the Officers aforesaid.
Ordered, That the Constables in waiting
do take care there be no Gaming, or other Disorders, in Westminster
Hall, or Passages leading to the House, during the Sitting of
Parliament; and that there be no Annoyance, by chair-men, footmen,
or otherwise, therein or thereabouts.
Ordered, That the said Orders be sent
to the High Bailiff of Westminster: And that he do see the same
put in execution.
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