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Last dying speech, and travels of William Walker, who was executed at Tyburn, near the city of York, at the last assizes held for that county, for the wilful murder of his sister, Miss Mary Walker, which he confessed at the fatal tree, where he likewise gave a particular account of his travels amongst the wild beasts in the inland parts of Africa : also his pious exhortation to the numerous spectators, and a copy of the prayers used on that mournful occasion.
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