Duel of my brother, William Barrington, with Mr. M‘Kenzie—He is
killed by his antagonist’s second, General Gillespie—The
general’s character—Tried for murder—Judge Bradstreet’s
charge—Extraordinary incidents of the trial—The jury arranged—The
high sheriff (Mr. Lyons) challenged by mistake—His hair cut off
by Henry French Barrington—Exhibited in the ball-room—The Curl
Club formed—The sheriff quits the country, and never
returns—Gillespie goes to India—Killed there—Observations on his
cenotaph in Westminster Abbey 167