Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-10

boys that with began cheer as IN de-. ,nce:
thus is exceedingly had-( Hear hear Are they not
brave and humane men. | have known them in the
worst times IN ireland. when the ratcs.
many, end all the riff raft taushtcrl exercising
every uct of cruelty the deiencccss people; but
have never known the King troops To commit Elm
gle act Of crucy-l Hear and cheers. 1--rrcat them
always civilly, and If live will have the horrible
custom abolished OF logging brave men. | Will try
10 rid the country of the rcproach that attaches 10 IT.
Hear. heir!l-Only in Austria and amongst the
barhariuns OF Russia does such practice exist The
Algcrinc Act will expire in June, end If they attempt
to renew It then will get up the Election Club
They shall not 10 so for IL months; for my friend
O'Gorman Nahon aud will alternately move All
adjournment az often they attempt tn introduce
1t Alter some other observations. the learned gen
tlemau concluded by calling Mr. Williams to the
Chair, and sat down amidst great cheering
From the Frcman's Journal of Jan 70
THE MARQUIS OF ANGLESES HOOTED
AND PELTED WITH MUD!!!:
Yesterday, about three O'Clock, The Marquis of
ansesey, as II 20 display his personal bravery rode
acconpanic cd By younger son. upon ambling
pony. from the Castle along tic Quays nGd, turning
over Queens bridge. went along the Inns quay.
where, On coming opposite the -Four Courts, his En-
ceency loudly hoGtcI by the crowd The
Marquis refined in and looked with much assumed
Indignation at tho pOpuace, who pcrsevered III groan
ing The M arqnis then .al:opcd on and was pursu-
ed as FAR as the Caste, along Ormond quay, Essex
bridge, and Parliament by the mob, who
only hootcd, but even ilnng mud at his Excclcucy.
We understand the guard flew arms, but the Lord
any inury-savc to his clothes and feelings, II they
are susceptible of pan--provcncd any further dis
play of military prowcSs. lls.EXcclsncy IN
place obliged to a!g!t, i'll Consequences of his pony
bcinr struck on Tie neck with stone from the
crowd.
A great meeting was held on the 18th January.
in Rosconmon, favor o.: the Repeal of the Uni.
oil The High Sheriff took the Chair, and the
lO'COnor Don" vino is the lIncal descrnjln, of the
kings OF ireland, and fine. venerable old man. nude
al u,cctiItyIng speech. He said
You, who have delivered your opinions, have
honestly called upon any, who were of Contrary
opinions, to come forward and express them; no
men III the meeting raised his against tie 4,-
sure; uiu, then, conclude thG, you are uuanI-
nuusy OF opinion, that the Uni shouid be repeal
Ell am OF the same opinion. have 10 the
same concluslnn upon mature dci5cratiom. Here
tremendous 81 u, OF clama burst firm tie IS
scmby, and the enthusiasm excited by this annouIce-
ment was Indcscrlbabe.l | have attended mysplacc
IN Parliament with as mucr care and anxiety for the
welfare and interests OF my country any man in
that House, and the conclusion | have cumc 20 ,e
that EngIshnen not Tt 10 lcgislat nr this cuur
try lcheerSl. have expressed those opinions u
gentleman IN Dubl3 OF wealth aud Tespcctab!ty."
The Students OF the Schools OF Medicine of Law
OF the Central School OF Ats, ard the greater por-
ton o! students uf the Poly ~Chn:c Soho u, nave
published pruGStatOnS, IN which they refuse 10 &c.
Crpt the thanks voted 10 them by the Chamber of
Deputies Tor Their conduct during the recent dist urb-
nnccs in Paris. The law students declare that they
would be proud 20 the thanks Of France but
that they III sought for France III the Chamber
OF Deputies. The students ofthc Polytechnic School,
after abiding 90 their active participation the re-
voluun Of July, say that they had then been proms
ed popular Throne with Republican institutions.
"F!me,' they say, is necessary. without doubt,
TO bring prnlc maturity; but five months have
elapsed since the setting of the sun of July Every
citizen expects daily that he VIII b. represented IN
Chamber where his interests discussed, and he
is not yet represented there" Other schools have
agreed to similar protestatIons, and ali concur IN
avowlng the proclamatiuis published in their name
during the trial of the Ministers. and assert that
Notwithstanding what has been said OF these pro-
clamations III the Chamber of Deputies, they adhere
10 the terms and spirit oI Leul.-plrIS paper.
sscorrIsn RErouM.-py cur late London papers we
earn that meetings IN the subject OF Parliamentary
Reform have been held At varIois pIlccs IN $50 l.
land and for getting up petitions and memorials 60
secure the object. a meeting a. $: Andrews was
nnnerously attended by the Professors of the Uni.
yesity. and gentlemen of literary, POLITICAL and SCI
en,lic distinction. Gillespie concluded all eloquent
address with the following remarks:
Il remember seeing old painting AT an carly
period OF my life, in ale house which struck me OF
the time. There was the Devil, and the Pope, and
Cardlnal-a noble trumvIratc-set round a can
die. which, though they were twisting their mouths
in various fantastic shapes TO eXtnguish, still baz'd g.
lickered the more: the heads Of his hrfe some
were inscribed hesc words, which throw l"ht on the
whole subject. "rhe candle of retorml ION Is lighted
and cannot blow 1t out'-(h"ar and laurnterl
In the words dcclnrc my firm belief that the
candle which is lighted in these lands will ncv.
or again be extinguishcd. Neither the Devil, Pope,
nor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aristrccrat, Pcnsionrr nor
neutrality-suspicious. Councilman, Deacon. nor
Dean of Guild will never he nblc 10 cXtngu sh it
laughter and applause When the cup Is tull, II
well known that one additional drop will mu Ike II run
run over. And though ST. Andrews has only come
at the eleventh hour, she may. fact i'ute that
very drop which may turn the scale IN favor Of con-
stitutIOnal changc reformation. What proud
attitude for her TO present for her, with her Ceniu-
res on her brow, and her colleges IN her hand-wth
her foot on the sea, and the other on the laud
prOcIonnng aloud that corruption shall be more
(grcat applause
Their MAIEsTiEs' Nrsrr TO SCoTLASp.-Wc
can state. on what consider good authority that
the royal par have not minated the least desire Of
Abandoning their intention to proceed both Scotland
and Ireland, within the period Of month or SIX
weeks after their corOnntIUn, winch viii take place
III May. HIS Grace the Duke Of Hamilton has re-
Gently left town for his palace, to supcrnlcnd in per-
son the necessary repairs prcprra Dry 10 the rCCcp
ton Of the royal y.sitans The royal stay in Scot
land will not exceed for night, when thn- Males