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The crime of incendiziritim appear to increase as winter approaches. Informations have been lately forwardef to the Home-Oifice of several destructive fires which took place in various parts of the country, in the course of last week. Among these, premises belonging to North-str

TUE .O, ULL IF THIS BILL DO NOT RISE AGAIN 1N , 4 THREE DAYS, THE PEOPLE WILL SERVE TO DIE ALSO, AND TO NOTHING BUT THE LORDS AND THI *AYES IN THE LAND. 'the Lords threw out the Reform Bill at a qua past six this morning by a majority of 41! W pot mourn at heart. We are sorry lin