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[[underline]] "He had previously been accustomed [[/underline]] * The whole Subject was now open to the revision of Parliament, whose duty it became, to draw the line between what was due to public economy and that sacred Veneration which the Inhabitants of the Empire could never cease to feel, for the Person Character & Government of their Sovereign-- The Kings Ministers in viewing this subject had thought that they could not pursue a line most satisfactory to their own feelings, & to those of the Country than that which was pointed out by His Majestys personal habits & predictions--These were evinced by his almost constant residence at Windsor, & the House was fully aware probably that there excited certain Officers of the Household who had never been in attendance on His Majesty there--In applying therefore the principle of economy, ministers had to propose such arrangements as left The King such Individuals about His Person, as had long been in the habit of waiting upon Him-- The Act of 1812 had made it imperious on The Queen to maintain all the offices, both at [[underline]] Windsor & London & in case of Vacancies [[/underline]] * The dismissal of the Kings Old & Faithful Servants soon extinguish'd this proper consideration.
