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    valedictory addresses of his Majesty to the British Parliament Individually and collectively they are so fashioned as to « uit aay administration ; no matter whether the dog-star of Toryism ou the Ursus of Whiggism reign in the ascendanfc ^ they will

    Qpply to any policy . This is , to say the least , ingenious . Then again * look to the hopes which they so munificently hold forth * At every opening of Parliament , promise after promise is made to reform abuses at home , and preserve the peace and happiness of the countries to which we are allied abroad . The Royal lullaby charms the nation like a petted infant to repose , and in the meantime session after session is permitted tog ©

    past , and nothing really is accomplished . We regard the Speeches , therefore , of his Majesty , WilKaH * IV , as practical nonentities ; they are , however , interesting , curious , precious documents , and the only use to which they

    C&n be advantageously applied , in our judgment , is that of being taken as patterns for young ladies' fancy work . The speech , for instance , delivered before the House of Lords on opening the present session of Parliament , would , if embroidered Wnpler-fashion , in different party-coloured worsteds , on a dark

    ground , make a very pretty variegated drawing-room ottoman ; asui might be sold at Fancy Fairs , or by the publishers of & » nuals and other ornamental literature . An Admire * .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 1, 1837, page 176, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1829/page/50/