The trial of T. J. Fitzgerald, Esq late High Sheriff of the Co. Tipperary : before the Right Hon. Baron Yelverton and Judge Chamberlain, at the Clonmell assizes, March 18, 1799; on an action for damages, brought against him by Mr. Wright, teacher of the French language, for having received, by his order, one hundred and fifty lashes, on the 29th of May, 1798

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