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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XII, Issue 26, 17 October 1884, Page 9

Temperance clergymen, lawyers, ladies, and doctors use Hop Bitters, as they do not intoxicate, bnt restore brain and nerve waste. Bead. London, Aug. 2.— -Messrs. Thomas Sexton and William Redmond sailed to-day to attend the Convention of the Irish National League of America, which is to be held in Boston on the 13th inst, Mr. Sexton said definitely just before his departure that his s'«ay in America would be very short ; that he had abandoned his contemplated vuit to Australia and would return'immediately after the Boston Convention. This is different from his formerly announced progiamme of making a series of speeches from New York to San Francisco. The man for Waterfoid has been chosen, and returned unopposed. The Whig and Tory coalition had no chance in the Southern county. The choice of the county convention held in Dungarvan on Wednisday fell on Mr. P. J. Power. J.P., Chairman of the Waterford Board of Guardians. Mr. John O'Connor, of Cork, refused to become a candidate, and Mr. Douglas Pyne, whose name was proposed, .withdrew in favour of Mr. Power,who had pledged himself to sit, act, aod vote with the Irish party, and to resign if a majority of that party called upon him to do so. — Nation, August 23.