The servant maid's tragedy; or, A dreadful warning to all wild and thoughtless young women. : Being a true, particular, and most affecting account of Elizabeth Parker, a young woman, who lived servant a a [sic] farmer's near Darlington, in Durham, who was courted by one William Wilson, a miller, of that neighbourhood : when under promise of marriage, he took an opportunity to ruin her : but she proving with child, and pressing him to perform his promise, that he might get rid of her, he formed the cruel resolution of destroying her and the infant in her womb : for which purpose, on June the first he decoyed her into the fields, and there cut her throat and buried the body in a ditch. With an account how the murder was discovered, the manner of his being apprehended, adn his genuine confession before a jury, who committed him to gaol, to take his trial at the assizes..
[York] : J. Kendrow, printer, Collier-gate, York.,
[18--?]
England York.