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• When presiding over debates, the Lord Speaker sits on the Woolsack.
• The Lords'Mace is placed on the rear part of the Woolsack.
• The men race with a 60 lb woolsack, ladies have 30 lb.
• They depict Christian symbols and also a woolsack and the White Rose of York.
• Let him sit on the Woolsack, but let him sit there dressed as an Arab.
• The woolpack or woolsack refers to the former importance of sheep rearing and wool production in Banstead.
• In 1938, it was discovered that the Woolsack was, in fact, stuffed with horsehair.
• During the State Opening of Parliament, the Judges'Woolsack was historically occupied by the Law Lords.
• If a Deputy Speaker presides in the absence of the Lord Speaker, then that individual uses the Woolsack.
• The Duke returned to Woolsack only once before his death in 1953 to decide the sale of his property.
• Thus Lord Falconer duly appeared the following day in the House of Lords to carry out his duties from the Woolsack.
• In the parish there are numerous woolsack rocks, of which the " Igellochfelsen " is the best known.
• When the Woolsack was remade it was re-stuffed with wool from all over the Commonwealth as a symbol of unity.
• In front of the Woolsack is an even larger cushion known as the "'Judges'Woolsack " '.
• In front of the Woolsack is an even larger cushion known as the "'Judges'Woolsack " '.
• The Mace is placed on the Woolsack, where the Lord Speaker sits after a bishop has led the House in prayers.
• {{ Cquote | My Lords, I entirely concur with the judgment of my noble and learned friend on the woolsack.
• The procession then proceeds out of the Chamber, the new peer stopping at the Woolsack to shake hands with the Lord Chancellor.
• The weight of the children's woolsack isn't specified but it's probably about the same as a pillow.
• Sitting on the woolsack resplendent in his wig, gaiters and buckles, the Lord Chancellor is a throwback to Britain's feudal past.