Interesting particulars of the life, trial, behaviour and awful execution of John Driver, who suffered the extreme penalty of the law, in front of the county jail, Nottingham, on Wednesday morning, July 31, 1839, for the wilful murder of Ann Hancock, of Caunton, on the 16th day of March last [electronic resource]

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