A Trip to Calais by Samuel Foote

Elizabeth's trial was moved from the private chambers of the house of lords to westminster hall, where there could be an audience of thousands. The carpenters had to make teared seating which took like four or five months. This is the busy time of year, they actually said to the parliament - giving the media even more time to build things up. But, you know, whatever, nothing they could do could stop this trial from going forward.