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On Thursday a waterman of the name of Wm. New, while fighting with another man on the Point Beach, received so violent a blow from a fall, that he was unable to rise afterwards, and expired the same night. An inquest was held this day, before Mr. Arthur Callaway, deputy coroner — Verdict, died by the visitation of God, occasioned by a rupture of a blood vessel in the brain, during a state of intoxication. There are no external marks of violence about him.
— Hampshire Chronicle, Monday 11 March 1816 source
Visitation of God? You don’t think the fight might have had something to do with it?