CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3649, 6 September 1880, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

(Eeuteb's Special to Association.)

London September 4. • Parnell and the House of Lords.

In the House of Commons today Parnell's motion that the Irish Begistratiqn of Electors Bill, which has been rejected by the House of Lords, should be tacked to the Appropriation Sill, came again under discussion, and after further debate the motion was rejected.

In the House ,of Lords today, the Hares and Eabbits Bill, which has been also amended by the Commons after receipt of a message the Lords, was again considered. After some discussion the amendments of the Lower House were accepted, and' both bills finally passed. Parliament, it is expected, wiil be prorogued on Tuesday next. Mr Gladstone has returned from a cruise in the Gantley Castle off the coasts of Ireland and Scotland, and is now quite restored to health.

St. Pbtbbsbttbg, September 4?The Czar has arrived at Livadii from St. Petersburg. - It is reported here to-day that the line of railway at jphatkoff in the province of the same none, has been discovered to be comip'otely undermined. Irish Matters. London, September 3. In the House of Commons, Mr Parnell again reverted to the Registration of Votes Bill (Ireland), strongly attacking Mr Forster, the Chief Secretary for Ireland, who defended the measure, and blamed the Lords for persisting in a course calculated to lead to a change in the Constitution. Sir Stafford Northcote strongly protesting, stating he was amazed at the language used.