... succeed in passing their Irish Land Bill. This said without any reference to Ihe particular character of the biU itself, but from belief that it would be s> great boon not only to Ireland but to England if the Irish land question oould thus be answered ...

... succeed in passing their Irish Land Bill. This is said without any reference to the particular character of the bill itself, but from belief that it would be great boon not only to Ireland but to England if the Irish land question could thus be answered ...

... our correspoiuieut There now every reason to believe, at all events hope, that Government will emceed in passing their Irish Land Bill. is said without any reference to the particular character the bill itself, but from belief t' it would he preat boon ...