SECTION XV.

ORDER.

[Each House may determine the rules of its proceedings; punish its

members for disorderly behavior; and, with the concurrence of

two-thirds, expel a member. _Const._, I, 5.]

In Parliament, “Instances make order,” per Speaker Onslow. 2 _Hats._,

141. But what is done only by one Parliament, cannot be called custom of

Parliament; by Prynne. 1 _Grey_, 52.

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