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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XII, Issue 13, 18 July 1884, Page 3

There is a healthy activity being shown in several of our Irish constituencies just now in the matter of choosiu-.? reliable national candidates to contest the seats at the next general election. In Athlone the subject ib receiving close attention, and the choice of the patriotic electors of the borough will probably fall either ou Major D'Arcy, J.P., or Mr. Justin H. M'Carthy. According to a statement published in Tuesday's papers, the Irish party decided at its meeting on Monday that Newry will be fought at the first opportunity. Mr. Geerge Delany, we hear, is prosecuting a vigorous canvas in Cavan, and we note that at an influential meeting of the Kileenadeema branch, of the Rational League on Sunday the question of the representation of the county Galway was seriously considered, and a resolution wa3 unanimously carried in favour of paying the two members for the county.— Nation,, May 10.