§ MR. E. NOELasked the Under Secretary for India, Whether the India Office can furnish any information or correspondence with respect to a Bill lately introduced by the Lieutenant Governor of Bengal, purporting to legislate concerning the threatened agrarian disturbances arising out of the unsettled relations between landlord and tenant?
§ LORD GEORGE HAMILTON,in reply, said, that Correspondence on the subject was at the India Office. There would be no objection to lay it on the Table of the House after the Legislative Council had finished its consideration of a Bill which had been laid before it by the Lieutenant Governor, in order, if possible, to bring about a satisfactory settlement of the difficulty.