Several gentlemen said it was the first, and not the last week in January, in which the accounts had been ordered to be laid before the House.
If gentlemen would look into the documents laid before the House by the President, he was confident they would find the true reason for the refusal to receive our Minister.
The House had not yet received the statements which had been called for relative to this business; they were directed to be laid before the House in the last week in January, and might, therefore, be soon expected.
He said the resolution requested certain papers to be laid before the House.
On the 15th of February, Sir George Saville moved that an account of all places with salaries, and all pensions payable at the exchequer or out of the privy purse, with a list of the persons holding them, should be laid before the house.
He concluded with a motion for an address to her majesty, desiring that the papers relating to the negotiations of the Hague and Gertruydenburgh should be laid before the house.
Meanwhile the commons desired that the treaties between England and the states-general should be laid before the house.
They seemed to be now more than ever exasperated against the ministry, and ordered a list of the privy council to be laid before the house.
They desired that the proceedings of the last session of parliament, relating to the union and succession, might be laid before the house.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "laid before the house" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
