Ireland's New Land Act

On tin1 .'itti oí AOftiat the new lrili land bil], as tinnlly aniended to snit that „lKoletc- or should bmly, the House of r ,,,,, i... vfivit. The average stu(lent of law. after lookinj through U pro¦ed, faflt to fiiul any very innrked therein for the oppressed peoplt ir w;is designad to relieve. It can ln'nclit btit a -mail fiaetion of the tenant ry '¦l Irulnml at the most. The bill does not aim ut what the ieoplc of that island most nced, a act allowin; the tenant to beeoDM taowner of the house he occupies. It II nicrely an act to improve his relation to liis lutullor.l. We predict lts tailurc, aml wonder that (lailstone, as lionorable as he hu .ilwavs loen in all his dealings wlth sulijccts of Engtaad abroad, should be induced to support a mensure fjranlin; so justice to her most Ioyal subjects at home; for if the Irisli people are not Ioyal to the Uritish Government it is the tyranny and injiHtice of that governraent that makes thcm otheru iae. We have not the time to notice all of its proTWAnii Some of tliem are very good h far u thcy go, but they do not go far rnough. This is espeemlly the fact, considerins that t toik jiarliament seven wliolrmonths to fptad tluin out. She will have to try again.