BILL

OF, s means ’,} reaching offenders whom the ord in 2¢ | proce of law, or an we probably fail to touch, for want of k id | proof, or some other technicality. A ul }is brought in, and has to thro! od | both Houses of Parliament, Dectocior t T,| the accused has been guilty of treasor rd | certain acts, and the accused is allowe: ed | defend himself before both Houses. |! ‘© | pa es, and then roceives the Sorerels *o} a ent, the ordinary consequences o he | conviction for treason follow. rd| [s. 57]