The Gloucestershire tragedy; : being a true account of Miss Charlotte Johnson, a young lady in Gloucester, who poisoned her father for the love of a young man: with an account of her trial at the last assizes, and dying speech at the place of execution. You have also the text of her funeral sermon, which was preached the morning before her execution ; the words of the text are as follows. Psalm cxix ver. ii. Let the sighing of the prisoner come before thee, and preserve thou them that are appointed to die. Also an account how the young man died with grief, and how they were buried in St. Peter's church-yard in Gloucester city..
Lincoln: : Printed and sold by Rose and Drury, near the Stone-Bow ; who give the best price for linen and coarse rags.,
[1790?]
Verse - "This pattern here I will unfold,".
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England Lincoln.