...assembling of parliament. The parliament is regularly to be summoned by the king's writ or letter, issued out of chancery by advice of the privy council, at least forty [now thirty-five] days before it begins to sit. [150] It is a branch of the royal prerogative...

...save on the demise of a sovereign, can assemble of its own acconl. Parliament is summoned by the writ of the sovereign issued out of Chancery, by advice of the privy council, at least thirty-five dayprevious to its assembling. On a vacancy occurring whilst Parliament is sitting, a writ for the...

...right of meeting for legislative purposes of its own accord; and the writ of the sovereign must be issued out of chancery, by advice of the privy council, at least thirty-five days previous to the appointed day for the meeting. It is also compulsory for the Crown to summon Parliament annually,...

...save on the demise of a sovereign, can assemble of its own accord. Parliament is summoned by the writ of the sovereign, issued out of Chancery, by advice...the writ is issued at the instance of the Speaker. As the Army Bill and the Supplies are only granted for a year, the Crown, since the Eevolution, is...

...Manner and Time of Assembling. The parliament is regularly to be summoned by the king's writ or letter, issued out of chancery, by advice of the privy council, at least forty days before the session. It can never be convened by its own authority. If it could meet spontaneously,...

...manner and time of assembling. The parliament is regularly to be summoned by the king's writ or letter, issued out of chancery by advice of the privy council, at least forty days before it begins to sit. It is a branch of the royal prerogative, that no parliament can...

...of the British Empire is by its Constitution given to Parliament. Parliament is summoned by the writ of the sovereign issued out of Chancery, by advice...previous to its assembling. On a vacancy occurring in the House of Commons whilst Parliament is sitting, a writ for the election of a new member is issued...

...of the British Empire is by its Constitution given to Parliament. Parliament is summoned by the writ of the sovereign issued out of Chancery, by advice...least thirty-five days previous to its assembling. On n vacancy occurring in the House of Commons whilst Parliament is sitting, n -writ for the election...

...vacancy occurring in the House of Commons whilst Parliament is sitting, a writ for the election of a ne x member is issued upon motion in the House. If the...the writ is issued at the instance of the Speaker. It has become customary of late for Parliaments to meet in annual session extending from the middle...

...session shall be null and void. MODE OF SUMMONING PARLIAMENT. Parliament shall be summoned by the writ of the Sovereign, issued out of Chancery, by advice of the Privy Council, at least forty-five days previous to it's assembling. The Sovereign is the head of Parliament ; he alone shall...