Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 311
s pending in the House of Lords as the Su-preme Court. The Queen may also dissolve the Par-liament, the effect of a dissolution being to bring it toan absolute end : and then a new Parliament must repudiate that policy by returning a majority ofits opponents, who thus assume the reins of… … INTERIOR OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS.*: be summoned and the members of the House ofCommons elected as before. The duration of a Par-liament depends upon enactments, and, unless dis-solved, it may, under the present law, run for sevenyears. When dissolved, there is no specified timefor convening another.…
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