The usual ceremony observed by the Lord High Steward and Pee
The usual ceremony observed by the Lord High Steward and Peers of Great Britain, the officers of the court, their assistants and attendants, on the arraignment and trial of some peer or peeress of the nation, for treason or felony, or some other great crime
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