cluded. Similarly, the “floor of ‘the house” means the main part of the hall where the members sit, as distinguished from the galleries, or from the corridors or lobbies. In England, the floor of a court is that part -between the judge’s bench and the front row of counsel. Litigants appearing in person, in the high court or court of appeal, are supposed to address the court from the floor.

ground of one’s neighbor. Mackeld. Rom.