The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1855-09-18 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

SUICIDE.  It, -4. ue in recollection, that, in July, Mr. Holdsworth, '‘.s h''' di was drowned t5.11,,5:, t;athaina:aptpointment in the Post-office, New Brighton. He left a widow and five tea eldest not fifteen, the youngest under three hat her age. The shock to Mrs. Holdsworth was soosesvienreee, tliat time. ttll. ut_er::iotslit.ohfaere:,ildren she went to reside in the' house in t e! brother, Mr. Knowles (who holds an appointmentßootle ; at 7, Lower Mersey-view, lit,lt,he Iltzloat attention was paid to her by her brother and kil,)%lielr!rt, SoMe time ago, she had an attack of am I,,et'a;e olhei body was, in consequence, seriously paralysis,fl'ed, ulltil alte -.: Illite Powerless. Her mental affliction nacreased to gala al) usfebrnel to have lost all traces of the world and everayp'o Satnrcia3- 'er• She remained in this lamentable statetwo tilitOitta 2-A4l°riling, When she was left alone for about two by elittiagill;4t,,citiring. this brief period she destroyed her; A cores ,uroat With a razor. ‘ll,'" erideh-er 8 inCillt lv held on Saturday, when the followin,tir, x,.,-e'e was given as jaaireryZes(iesmaidadithae.deceased,l,Eeliitaebeth Holdsworth,tasbawaasd kareio, aici ha4r auagll stii:te,smile...wtt death of her ti he apParalyti'4l,te 110consacio dide ~ e kroke abo t ils Cif eActat slt oe r s,,ea, a. 1 si ddLtotiiiisieltgn. use o I,lt _aa qtlite u five weeks since, arms IgShlpaslltiaodaae h 41tlit / think From the manner she worked her , i-ue:,rasebltpit 4`leitlolc, lsohez ihaadth anoltotrielinsgtroke. I went intoro olgi to bid her goot--le l''4aPPeal•lntvatriahlye did before'l leaving for the office. five,did arlirdhivlleil inc's.44°lv Me. I went away at five minutes pastsaw her with her th Agn.. rosc'wllliti, avrnasa sent fo'r and on my return quite deaCl. 'ot go tii(34ll,ghter of the last witness, said, the deceased did up Sta 4) go 0:),,I e;_at all during the night. I walked the taai:l,6-:lit with her and m sister relieved me for the re 't'e Bi'le-e' 41Lulti tligilt: The deyeeased was in a edetsipteonpdairnag. irthic attack We' atil?.,tl got worse every day. rangyow3ere about I 1' ,e,4, and f 'er• Since last Monday sh not appear to know v9Seleilinr,eeasshe was, or °tillarter 414 fo, .uetore seven I ` "requentlY Walked the bedroom all night. mu i Aboutt eg d. ne -, Inside. the door of her roo kmey. hole, u 44 it locked on ‘; "Sent o titrou,aM then went I looked through the 41.44 u the vviodow Wind and got into the room again seased was t'side "w two razor Deceased w,, erii, told one on with t Lid lying on the floor, quiteor Itioll a It -etl dead. INly sistet‘b;ll-hTial.d. Aat, af, or two m• on leftth teh—rr oaoabi them—one oelaro• tans a deceased e afi minutese d The Committed minutes, and in that time the d °ce fell'llry said they liardaslili aaert4 enough evidence, and at I mind, atlflwto,11(1, that the unfortunate lady was out of ~;1r.13,111 that state she had put an end to I,,•ere w;!,eallG bb, the foreman of the jury, askehd for Mr. Holdsrflurth. j"; aaY provision made by the post-office G'bb ••flow 'kill) "(r. knowlreplied not Mr. 1 kr. r,. ad he a. es, her life. there was n • that always. 44,4ibb : 1,,,,, Yer . ,t 150; but he had not tn'tilite; fo`r his poor a:R„,P laiii f„". could not have save an support' h ving o thing, a . children must have been leg quitte v;,e'ler e 00`.41144 and at the same time 44.1t144ear we cannot' ~,.•eaent, Lle, out of Rl5O a-year. I wish w -e could make km ' at I p himself in 'lin. oeilt or representation to the post office on this tle,. ,kt of '14,14 the post-office were the worst pai is '6445 "Qe eti H • ed a case o at h 4 ttph ar i. e n The coroner said .tdhernPmelePolne f a mai leve44 kit ouri Cheshire, who was out winter didwinter and summer t'ai, ,91. et.br, in the morning, and w ii„ with tr' 0 in in the evening, an k The jury e, a dow.4". nlunineent sum of Ss. a-week. . not saidrrre.e,tGvuairrbndbeds f until:irt d he was it i'e'l a g rlght disoT to the authorities. , port4erth Ilbaeri • said to promote •-e ben!, Ption, and he 4e salt 13f the poor little cll‘l.9iludren. ldsworth's l d b e hi Narpr p. death, as he (kr. Jaiereha',,,, at the time of Mlr. Heon did subscribe, but doubt more Ivolli,ilea) has and other gent c how 4reis ad not time to ne les,aonfutilnie. He was sure, it,) eter tiren collected for the poor ° of the children „Intl ' at th lancholy waimt On Drplahan3;l9s. state , ole oi tiv ot be e present !Ile tii erp,:m. 11resented in vain to twos eve le . ld at pi e commence ll , and his t,„,s4hiliaN • °tr. Gibb said he :, TI he did libera 3,. , ..r.r. r benevoien 4-,71,,,1e v,, oi his subs on. —no'. it by Mr. Ho.rni)3, Ileo ter.`or,l LI knowed 'M. the (114'4i14. 4 kr. Yomung usuarraores)s: irThe proceeding, then