The trial of Hugh Wollaghan : yeoman, by a general court martial, held in the barracks of Dublin, on Saturday Oct. 13, 1798. For the murder of Thomas Dogherty. Colonel Earl of Enniskillen, president. To which is added His Excellency Lord Cornwallis's order for the court-martial to be dissolved.

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