BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 2465, 6 October 1914, Page 3

BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

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PBK PRESB ASSOCIATION. SURVIVORS OF A WRECK. Quaya Quil, October 5. Twenty survivors of the oil-carrier steamer Elsinore have arrived here after being fifteen days on Galapagos Island (730 miles west, of Equador). HOME RULE. London, October o. Mr Redmond, speaking at Wexford, said the delay in bringing Homo Rule into operation would prove a blessing in disguise. At tho proper time lie would concentrate his energy to make the amending Bill a real one, and not a. Bill that would mutilate and divide Ireland. He. always considered that civil war was an impossibility, and he urged Catholics and Protestants to unite so as to solve tho Home Rule problem. _ Mr O'Brien, speaking at Cork, said it required tho utmost discretion and toleration to lift Home Rule out of the rut wherein it is jammed. He and Mr Redmond were now agreed as to the right thing to do. '