Caution to travellers carrying money on a journey
Subtitle: A full account of the remarkable apprehension and execution of Jonathan Bradford, (landlord of the George Road-side Inn,) : for the murder of Mr. Hayes! Although innocent of the crime. With the awful confession of the real murderer! The popular drama now performing in London, with great applause, is founded on the above interesting narrative
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1833
Place of publication: [s.l.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Murder; Trials (Murder)
Other titles: Full account of the remarkable apprehension and execution of Jonathan Bradford.
Notes: Account of the crime, trial, and wrongful conviction of Bradford at the Oxford assizes. Mr. Hayes' footman later confessed to the crime.

Date of imprint from date of Edward Fitzball's play, mentioned in the title. The play opened at the Surrey theater on June 12, 1833 and ran for 260 nights.

Wood engraving (8 X 14.2 cm.) : Hanging scene before prison walls, with spectators.

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Dying Speeches I, 28.