... THLE ]LONDON DSEPAXCCR; AND oip~lt' Wolititca & ,%taiIt neformer. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25,1836. WHAT ARE WORKING MEN TO HOPE FOR, FROM PARLTAMENT? N.TJIsG. Sir William Moleswoith refused to give his support to the Whig 'I Vivian in East Cornwall, be- cause the Ministry were enemies to real reform. This strike has so alarmed the Cabinet, that they have determined, in order to keep their places, to ...

... Slaverv In America. --i followg 1i- &tt e2Ctract f~oem a Yc~tufrAgli:ered liyjr Totompson, whose ette edilei'ert of Pte5laid''opulatiia have caused so great a ferment in the Uttfe States.-. It is taken Iroin -Ia eport which appe6e4d in the Leedrcwr-q. la Amnerica s he land of republicinism-the land of Chris. ti~nity-the land nf Sunday~cbool.of Missionary Societies-iln Amterica, every fithb ...

... Z. t. u sh, -fre E~cpwessr a Satd iij~ b~~ Eswbgll'lock . n eah count that. 9n a arinig~i'O1,e._hja bra,hell 0i int MInhe mitxiiion of ,Essex, known as Loughton Hall,--at Loughana. -An ni with a bidy-of firrsuwn,~ was instantly 5~fnt,.off!fo Wtig street -offie,- and was, fotllow~ed by.-one f-coiu -Jir B505. They rece.aogttn~il ~e ine .'eoek, ufrn-h mansion 'i-fan es-at- alf~l rrtit. - Thei ...

... SHALL THE COALITION IN PARLIAMENT BE- TWEEN THE WHIGS AND RADICALS BE CONTINUED,IOR SHALTL IT NOT? Our of Parliament there is now no more coalition be- tween Whigs and Radicals, than there is between Tories and Whigs; and, indeed, not so much. A Whig is a borderer, but his bias, whenever be is pushed, is more towards Tories than Radicals; but with the latter of whom, his bordering fraternity ...

... We take the following from the Swiss journals :-At the sit- tings of the Grand Council of Berne on the 25th and 26th ult., M. Tither was elected Landammann, M. Mesner, Vice Landammann, and M. J. Schnell, Substitute to the Vice Landammann. The latter deferred declaring his acceptance of office until the result of the other elections was known. M. de Travel was nominated President, and M. ...

... TIME LOL111DON DISPATCH; AND vsopel Wofittical &* SoctI Iefortem. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18, 186. The Staffordshire Potters demand, by the strongest ties which bind man to man, the aid of every working man. Their cause is ours. They are struggling for their and our liberties. Talk of black slavery! What slavery can be more abject than that which the master potters of Staffordshire are trying, to ...

... The mSurtecaune an Tresday. The hurricane of Tuesday has been by far the most destructive inland storm which has occurred for many years. We hear of its extensive ravages from all parts of the country. The number of persons brought into the different hospitals in the metropolis, who sustained injury during the late gale, is as follows St. Bartholomew . 12 London . ...

... Visit or Femu u a O 'nnor, -U P- -tO vi Cals ,'Co*er.., Xs* t mewdcle#? This gentleman being'on~a tour to the nort,. ar~rived' hin thit e:rzy~o'Iff liysorning byte 11br rock haIe ivl whaafiurdewiaitedt upon by wdeputatjion. from'& te ommittee' of the, Rndlcal Retorra,Associuttiouto. eagngtalate Ihiion 0 hi& arrival and invite [elm to'a public. reakinat.. 'Allejinvitatiouah~v ling been ...

... THE TiURN-QUT AT OLDH,01. To the Editor-of Uhe Lqlndo is .ipoch. -. BJR,-:Yon .hasme prehablvhemid oF'thl keRlhut ofi workmen at. ;Oldhans. but bast4hatwas icntay, htwill. Ity hf.re your retnders a fall statemena't of this affair, o far as I Ca collect par-ieisar; A' nuamber oif mdl awaers, 7%ho, ucqOuditg-io 'the taut willch. is peeul imr amongst themselves, are liketvisegentlendeakaw laavre ...

... 4?OJ.UffE?Ci?. O'CDNNEML AND THU PRESENT MONEV eRLSI S. To the Editor oefu Londaona'ispatch. Snra;-Those who are aware of therpoiverwhicl-Paper monney ffords to its insidious issuers of transferring the produce of in- dustry to themselves, will need no other proof of O'Connell's being ruled wholly by a desire for his own aggrandisement than his letter of the 22d affords. I hope I have shown ...

... 191 We transcribe the folloving.articleslfonm tbBrightoa Patriot, which biedl.merits themappro#algiveni'of4.t by Co:bett, asdaie of the ablest and wvsestadvocateg of ihe people's rights .- It.is gratifying to:see the eotntry;'partih'ly at'least aiwakening * fromn its'apathy. We' de not conceal our aviah'to s~eeit agitated, .Ifron ihel'abondr's lfearth' to the toptnpt 'pinriablesaof ...

... rili aepeal of .Alk e Poor I a1wt. On Tuesday . vening. its the larve room of the Constitution TavrrD, in the Borou1h of S nithwark. a public meeting was held by adveitiseri,.nrt for the purptise iof pltiiioinri the Legislature for the repeal of the Poor Law Amendntesit Bill. The meeting was vrery satisracturily attenstled, and great interest was shewvr in the business for which it wee called. ...