Isabella Johnson, an unfortunate woman in Cockle-bay, who had been brought to extreme penury and want by intense and continued drunkenness, and who had been admitted for some time past as a pensioner on the Benevolent Society, was found dead on Thursday morning last. She had evinced, during an illness shortly before, every symptom of reformation; but, the moment health returned, unhappily she also returned to her former destructive habits, and died, there is not the least doubt, from the effects of intoxication. An Inquest was convened on the occasion, & the verdict returned was—Death by the Visitation of God.
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