Portcullis House All rooms in the building are fitted with "annunciators" (monitors which announce in real-time the current business in the Chambers of the House of Commons, the House of Lords, or both). "Division bells" are also installed throughout the building, which alert MPs to the calling of a division (vote) in the Chamber of the House of Commons. Along with this, visual aids (a flashing image of a bell) are displayed on television sets and computer desktops in MPs' offices when the Division bell sounds. On the ground floor are a range of services including a waiter-service restaurant ("The Adjournment"), informal
Irish House of Commons 1751/1752) "Members:" (elected 1753/1754) "Members:" "Members:" List of Irish MPs 1761–68 "Members:" List of Irish MPs 1769–76 "Members:" List of Irish MPs 1776–83 "Members:"List of Irish MPs 1783–90 "Members:" List of Irish MPs 1790–97 "Members:"List of Irish MPs 1798–1800 Until 1793 members could not resign their seats. They could cease to be a member of the House only by one of four ways: In 1793 a methodology for resignation was created, equivalent to the Crown Steward and Bailiff of the Chiltern Hundreds or the Manor of Northstead as a means of resignation from the British House of Commons. From that