The Virginia Gazette

London, Nov. 9. Last Tuesday night the coroner's inquest sat on the body of Mary Summers, who died on Sunday last, of the wound she receiv'd in her breast with a penknife, at a house in Cold-Bath-Fields, from John Langdon, a watch-spring maker, her sweetheart, on the 10th of October last: at which time he gave himself a wound, of which he recovered. The same surgeon attended them both. Her body was open'd by order of the coroner, and on examination it was found that the wound had reach'd her lungs, there being settled coagulated blood. The jury brought in their verdict, wilful murder.