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Galwey, J.P. Biscuits ordered from the Government Store Peace preserved Demonstration at Mallow Lord Stuart de Decies Deputation from Clonakilty to the Lord Lieutenant Ships prevented from sailing at Youghal Sir David Roche Demonstrations simultaneous Proclamation against food riots Want of mill-power No mill-power in parts of the West where most required Sir Randolph Routh's opinion Overruled by the Treasury Mr.
Youghal took the last remaining cigarette from his own case and gravely bisected it. "Friendship could go no further," he observed, as he gave one-half to the doubtfully appeased Comus, and lit the other himself. "There are heaps more in the hall," said Elaine. "It was only done for the Saint Martin of Tours effect," said Youghal; "I hate smoking when I'm rushing through the air. Good- bye."
Midway through one of the smaller rooms, still questing for an elusive presence, she caught sight of someone that she knew, and the shadow of a frown passed across her face. The object of her faintly signalled displeasure was Courtenay Youghal, a political spur-winner who seemed absurdly youthful to a generation that had never heard of Pitt.
I did not gather from what he said that, in his mind, the question of his relations with the Nationalists or the Plan of Campaign entered into that affair at all, but simply that he believed the right and the duty of a priest to protect, no matter at what cost to himself, secrets confided to him as a priest, was really involved in his consent or refusal to answer, when he was asked whether he was or was not on a certain day at the "Mall House" in Youghal.
Under pretence that the quarters allotted them by the cessation had been violated, they contrived to seize upon Cork, Youghal, and Kinsale. At Cork, they publicly executed Father Mathews, a Friar, and proceeding from violence to violence, they drove from the three places all the Catholic inhabitants.
"You are not very fond of the Jews," said Elaine. "I've travelled and lived a good deal in Eastern Europe," said Youghal. "It seems largely a question of geography," said Elaine; "in England no one really is anti-Semitic." Youghal shook his head. "I know a great many Jews who are."
The accomplished soldier of fortune anticipated the Deputy's movements by this blow at the confederated Butlers, who retaliated by an abortive attack on Kilkenny, and a successful foray into Wexford, in which they took the Castle of Enniscorthy. Sidney, taking the field in person, marched through Waterford and Dungarvan against Desmond's strongholds in the vicinity of Youghal.
The door of the box opened and Courtenay Youghal entered, bringing with him subtle suggestion of chaminade and an atmosphere of political tension. The Government had fallen out of the good graces of a section of its supporters, and those who were not in the know were busy predicting a serious crisis over a forthcoming division in the Committee stage of an important Bill.
If you want to fall head over ears in love with Ireland at the very first sight of her charms, take, as we did, the steamer from Cappoquin to Youghal, and float down the vale of the Blackwater 'Swift Awniduff, which of the Englishman Is cal' de Blackwater. The shores of this Irish Rhine are so lovely that the sail on a sunny day is one of unequalled charm.
She admitted that her theory broke down rather badly if you applied it to Parliamentary debates. At her own dinner table its success was usually triumphantly vindicated. "Who else is to be there?" Francesca asked, with some pardonable misgiving. "Courtenay Youghal. He'll probably sit next to you, so you'd better think out a lot of annihilating remarks in readiness. And Elaine de Frey."
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