(1889). The case for the Crown: This is Constable O'Baton, of the R.I.C., trying to read his "Notes" of several long speeches at a great public meeting - And it is on the evidence of such fellows as this that Priests, Members of Parliament and Respectable Citizens are flung into Prison, aye! and not infrequently into the Grave. [P.J. Gormley].

The Case for the Crown: This Is Constable O'Baton, of the R.I.C., Trying to Read His "Notes" of Several Long Speeches at a Great Public Meeting - And It Is on the Evidence of Such Fellows as This That Priests, Members of Parliament and Respectable Citizens Are Flung into Prison, Aye! and Not Infrequently into the Grave. [P.J. Gormley], 1889.