(1890). Lynch Law: Judge Harrison clearly does not consider Balfour's law swift enough in its operation, for he called out at Galway on Friday last:-"Why the people don't rise up and use Lynch Law is a mystery to me. I am astonished they do not do so - if they did, I think it would be a happy day for the administration of the law.". John Porter.

Lynch Law: Judge Harrison Clearly Does Not Consider Balfour's Law Swift Enough in Its Operation, for He Called Out at Galway on Friday Last:-"Why the People Don't Rise Up and Use Lynch Law Is a Mystery to Me. I Am Astonished They Do Not Do so - If They Did, I Think It Would Be a Happy Day for the Administration of the Law.". John Porter, 1890.