"Then I saw Sir Michael O'Dwyer lying on the floor. I ran after his assailant and just as I reached him, a very plucky English girl, Miss Bertha Herring, got hold of him and tried to bar his way.
"It was a particularly plucky thing to do, as he still had his revolver. He knocked her aside, but I do not think she was hurt.
"Then an Englishman, Mr. C. W. H. Riches, jumped on the assailant's back. He was helped by Captain Banstead, "a Deputy Commissioner from In "When I reached them, they were lying on the ground on' top of the assailant, Riches handed me the man's revolver, a large service type of weapon. I think five shots had been fired, but I did not open it but handed it immediately to the police.
"I went back and saw Sir Michael O'Dwyer lying dead, Sir Louis Dane with a broken arm, Lord Lamington with a bullet in his hand, and Lord Zetland lying apparently seriously wounded, but fortunately it proved only a graze.
"Doctors who rendered assistance included Dr. Lawrence, brother of Lawrence of Arabia, and Colonel Reinhold of the Indian Medical Service.
"There, was no panic at all and everyone' behaved extremely well.
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