“RESTORATION PARLIAMENT” SET TO CONCLUDE NEXT WEEK
Bergen On October 30, 2021, for the first time in many years, a Hanoverian monarch took his seat upon the throne at Huntington to inform the Peers of the Realm that he had summoned them to attend upon him for the purpose of lawmaking. Amidst a dignified setting awash in ermine, heraldry, and crown jewels, King James I, donning the sash and star of the freshly-minted Royal Hanoverian Order, explained to the small assembly of princes, dukes, marquesses, and earls that they were in congress with him that day (and would remain so for weeks to come) to converse about the weighty matters of governing, particularly as concerned getting the Hanoverian state and community back up and running again. And so they did. A lord chancellor, complete with black tricorn, presided over the grand assemblage from his woolsack, putting matter after matter to the question, as a chief whip did his best to corral the lords, reminding them to vote when it was time. It all went off without a hitch. In al