The only other member of staff to wear ceremonial dress is the Bedellus, the head of the janitorial staff, who carries the Mace at ceremonial events and wears a black gown with gold trimmings and faced with the University badge.
Both men charged from the Public Gallery onto the House floor and handcuffed themselves to the Mace (symbol of the House Speaker's authority) in protest against the "unfair gerrymandering of the constituency boundaries by the FNM Administration".
Most have a mace, carried by the apparitor, who is usually a member of the staff of the diocesan registry and who is the official who serves the processes of the court and causes defendants to appear by summons.
While not required, the drum majors have historically used a mace for field presentations and choreographed moves to the shows the Hundred puts on.
mace | Ceremonial mace | Joe Mace | Ceremonial counties of England | ceremonial counties of England | mace (spice) | Mace | La Ferté-Macé | Members of the Singapore Armed Forces Military Police Command's Law Enforcement and Ceremonial Company executing a Guard of Honor parade for the President of the Republic of Botswana | Mace: The Dark Age | Mače, Croatia | Jewish ceremonial art | Jem Mace | Jean Macé | James Mace | Gada (mace) | Corey Mace | ceremonial magic | Ceremonial Mace | ceremonial mace | A large ceremonial ''bumbu ikan'' (fish trap) in a Rungus village in Kudat |
Graduates and diplomates are presented to The Marquess of Salisbury in front of the ceremonial mace and in the presence of the Vice-Chancellor, Deans, academic faculty, graduates and their families.