The Sun.
London, England, 1850-05-14 00:00:00

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Sweepstakes.

Match—Mahratta won.
Rowley Mile Plate.

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FRIGHTFUL SUICIDE OF A YOUTH.—OO
':,lr. Baker, the coroner, held an inquest at the Star, Iv id jBt,
,treet, Spitaltields, on the body of Thomas Pickard, Cleys
the son of Mr. Pickard, one of the parish rate colleat°'v,"
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Spitalfields, residing at 37, Wilkes- street, who deStO:
lintrielf under the following determined circumstaocensiie&
Mr. Thomas Pickard, the father of the deceased, dePijol'
that hie son was apprenticed to a cabinet-maker and up d for
sterer, but, resident a home with him. He had noticenesr•
several weeks past a great alteration in his mind and 9P.,r log(
ante, which he was unable to account for. He was in ;elllO.
and desponding state, and of late refused taking his 7, the
He had frequently asked deceased if anything wil",d
matter; to which he invariably replied " Nothing," 11,,'ta
was not aware that he had formed any attLchme" tate,
female. On Wednesday last he was in a very dejected 1010 to
which was also noticed by his master, but who was unwv/11°
account for it. He slept in the same room as witness jf
was called by his daughter, about eight o'clock on ThtLdr•
morning, and on his entering the kitchen he found t'n,of
ceased lying across the doorway of a cloiet, the Win be
which were covered with blood ; and on lifting hima-
Jou d his head nearly separated from the body, and O'Yeelt•
hearing by a small piece of skin at the back of the the
One of witness's razors, with which he had committed sr,
deed, was firmly clenched in the deceased's right hand' d for
Lewis, a surgeon, said that the deceased had bun &solo,
some time, and thatl death must have been instantone at
d to
In answer to a question by a juror, Mr. Pickard slate st
the deceased would have come in for 50(1. cn his arrivlTter
21 years of age, which he was fully cognisant of. Tear
some further evidence, the jury returned a verdict of
porary insanity."
DEATH or SIR ALES. CARMICHAEL, i•-••-- 150.
This Baronet, whose death we announced very recentl3:twas
succeeded his father but a very short time since. 1,11:
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the son of the 10th baronet, by the Hon. Anne.,r,i
to
(laughter o: Francis, 7th Lord Napier. and was irriiirlP
1S:20. He has consequently been cut off somewhat o
The title is a very old one, and was created so far back
1628.
LEEDS.—The various branches of trade in Leedse to
are now in a wore healthy and vigorous state than for,?;)-.:8,
past. The working classes are, on the whole, well eallraclef
the poor rates are diminishing, and even the building ,1 to
which has for a long time been prostrated, is beginolo,
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revive. Contracts for works cannot now be obtained i"?`
6 or 7 per cent. of the prices of last year.
000.
LONDON FEVER HOSPITAL.— The Riga., ;ditig
the Ent of Devon has signified his intention of Presd'or),
over the anniversary of this ins! it ution this evening(Tu,io of
„hen his L rdship will be supported by a powerful of
stewards, including numerous noblemen and gentl 133
distinction.