The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1869-05-01 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

SHOCKING SUICIDE AT MARYPORT. -On burst, and addresses were delivered by Mr. A. Saturday last a painful feeling was produced in Maryport by the intelligence, which spread Grainger. Songs and melodies were rendered by Mrs. and Miss Caroline, Master H. Cun- rapidly, that Captain James Carrick, i•f that cliffe, Miss Eve Guy, Mr. J. Trousdale, and town, ad committed suicide under very I:s-. Mrs. R. Bannister. Recitations were given b,i tressing circumstances. Captain Carrick els ' Messrs. T. Troughton R. Mayor T. D a native of Maryport, and, at the time of his Simcox, C. Swann, J. J. MeN'air, alliru di ss. death, in the 37th year of his age. He 'is Caroline. A large number signed the pledge. married to the daughter of Mr. Wilson, the harbour master, by whom he had two children. DARING ROBBERY or £lBl. - A most and resided with his wife and family at the impudent robbery has just been committed at house of his father-in-law, Fleming-square. At Thornton, near Fleetwood, in the Fylde. On one time the d3ceased was the commander of s , Sunday afternoon the house of Mr. Dickson, barque about 250 tons burthen, called the farmer, Four-lane Ends, was entered by some person or persons unknown, who succeeded Annie Powell, and he and Mr. Wilson were the in principal owners of the vessel; but ationt the ptuloining upwards of .£lBl. It appeara that middle of November Last, while pnwee ling to , Mrs. Dickson and family went to Thornton Liverpool laden with cotton, she was lost near Church, leaving Mr. Dickson, who is very deaf, Paraiba, on the Brazilian coast. After th•• IA: in charge of the house and farm premises. of the vessel Captain Carrick returned to Mary._ Soon after they left, Mr. Dickson fell asleep on port, and the mifortune which he had met srifli a chair in the kitchen, and whilBt he was in appears to have preyed upon his mind, f e frau that state some one entered the house and in the time of his return till his death he Ice tnved to gain access to one of the bedrooms generally very much depressed in spirits. tin and abstract the sum named from a clothes-box Friday morning, shortly after breakfast, he left therein. The front door had been opened to she house of his father-in-law, and promised ta admit air into the dwelling, aod it remained teturn at noon. Night came, and Captsis. vs' open during the time that, Mr. Dickson was rick did not return to his home; the fellowl,.; afiestheermersen Faisz.-mFory mparn_ny sleeping.w e.e iklf weeks n p a ma 1, it z t nhze morning there was still no signs o (bar i. pbeerientoprlayoinfgfisthheeriires noentaLwiakteh Wninnudoenairmeaeretihviatvye. .a.ralice, nor could any tidings conceruia: 'bl .11rysopebtacatneidnred.sacairtniMwtrash.eWrathilsooefnthhcteotmehnmantiletnyiacprat:ted,v:,::;: The Angling Association formerly connected rick' might probably have proceed,J ' with the lake seems to have come to grief, and Liverpool, Mr. Westray Fearon forward.... • nets, with meshes of any size, are now daily telegram to some shi other. Immense numbers of splendid trout In theused from almost one end of the lake to the asking them if they had seen anythi..g of ... . jtea wtsheof nyeetellns sohnaarrek,o,alnidkewmiaoneybepeiekmeewivtihntimathe are being captured ; char also fall into the••pbrokers at, t.lii,atf iir‘.1...., meantime an actavne se.,.r,oron ... town, t wo missingo 'cl buto cm kawli nt wash thuet afternoon effectinstituted A b°l, the fishermen. Should netting continue for Potter, the gamekeeper to Mr. S'euh.,u...• any length of time with the energy it hash een Ne h 'll U glisnigm jatlhhealv.i:kt: miaow, g man. begun, the fishing in lake Windermere will be as ein through a field 1,-.1. . t er a , w g, District for the sake of its an About a quar.t.,.. rr,, „,• - Bank End and the sea, not farh°fawriniell'ul'etib:"..l-:' come a myth, and any tourist vi .t. camp and there he found the dead body seek fields, , aonid• rtahteheirnhwaabteitarsiltafor of isßnprowesa Ambleside, &c., will then be sufferers in pocke and a portion . , wness, chambers. He had shot himself right t c.--as the fishermen are now in reputation.- place where the revolver had been on of his clothin.: t, the heart, t° hill': lay alyiruegvoulivlehrisvileih':..: wire!tling,  Ear Ali sad 'varsity  oth,r  tittrzirr,  1112 d  triesnid!°  110 W  bort  Wee burnt by the explosion.  mirsuronsfigi. NOP' stivertir IftJILY irrant:4,