George Robert Fitzgerald and Mr. Richard Martin, M.P. for
Galway—The “Prime Sergeant,” Lord Altamont’s wolf-dog—Shot by
Fitzgerald—The circumstance resented by Mr. Martin—The latter
insulted by his antagonist in the Dublin Theatre—Mission of Mr.
Lyster to George Robert, and its disastrous consequences—A legal
inquiry and strange decision—Meeting between the
principals—Fitzgerald receives two shots without
injury—Explanation of that enigma 133