The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 16
XVII.—Addresses to the Governor
XVII.— Addresses to the Governor.
251. Addresses to the Governor are presented
by the whole House, or by such Members as the House may name for that purpose.
Addresses to the Governor, how presented
252. When an Address is presented by
the whole House, Mr. Speaker, with the House, proceeds to His Excellency's residence, and being introduced, Mr. Speaker reads the Address to His Excellency, the Members who moved and seconded such Address being on his left hand.
When Address presented by the whole House
253. The concurrence of one House in an
Address communicated by the other is signified by Message.
Concurrence of Houses signified by Message
Joint Addresses
Legislative Council learns His Excellency's pleasure
Form of presenting Joint Address
Governor's answer reported by Mr. Speaker
Or, by one of the Members who presented the Address