In the Parliament the 13th day of January 1707, [electronic resource] : years, a vote was stated in these terms, add the following clause to the 23d. article of union, viz. that all the peers of that Part of Great Britain, now called Scotland, Qualified according to Law, shall after the union have right to sit covered in the House of Peers of Great-Britain, notwithstanding that the Right to give Vote therein, belongs only to the said sixteen Peers, who are to be summoned in the manner appointed by the preceeding Article, yea, or not; and it carried Not. And the list of the members as they voted, Add, or not (ordered to be Printed) is as follows.