Byrne, J., Jocelyn, P., Cobbett, W., Joly, J. R., & Ireland. Commission of Oyer and Terminer. (1811). The trial of unfortunate Byrne (late coachman to the Hon. John Jocelyn) at the suit of the present and absent Bishop of Clogher: Before the Commission at the Sessions-House, Green-Street, October 28, 1811, for accusing His Lordship of endeavouring to seduce him to commit an unnatural crime : in which are given the splendid speech of Mr. Bushe, Solicitor-General and counsel on the part of the prosecution, together with the charge of Judge Day and the luminous admonitory and rebuking sentence passed by Mr. Justice Fox : to which is annexed the opinion of that great political writer Mr. Cobbett, on the late abominable and disgusting transaction. [s.n..

Byrne, James, et al. The Trial of Unfortunate Byrne (late Coachman to the Hon. John Jocelyn) at the Suit of the Present and Absent Bishop of Clogher: Before the Commission at the Sessions-House, Green-Street, October 28, 1811, for Accusing His Lordship of Endeavouring to Seduce Him to Commit an Unnatural Crime : In Which Are Given the Splendid Speech of Mr. Bushe, Solicitor-General and Counsel on the Part of the Prosecution, Together with the Charge of Judge Day and the Luminous Admonitory and Rebuking Sentence Passed by Mr. Justice Fox : To Which Is Annexed the Opinion of That Great Political Writer Mr. Cobbett, on the Late Abominable and Disgusting Transaction. [s.n., 1811.