The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1846-06-02 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE OF A BOY.—On Sunday tress's caps, and her own. I have been in a few of the evening, a lad about seventeen years of age, named Wilkitchens of France, and have seen the dreadful dens, the Liam Bowman, residing with his brother, who is a hairbearded, night-capped cook, taking a pinch of pepper for dresser, North Shields, was discovered to have hung himyour cutlet, after having performed a similar civility to self. The boy had been left alone in the house, and on his nose. The fowl, or " half gigot" of mutton, roasting his brother's return he found the door locked inside, and, within one inch of the floor, before a few crackling sticks as no one answered tile knocking, another door, leading —and that floor ! Enough, enough ; go into the kitchen from a side passage, was broken open, when the unfortuat Belton Bridge by all means, but keep out of all in nate youth was seen suspended from the ceiling, quite France, if you wish even a twenty-miles walk to give you dead. The deceased was dressed in a style similar to the the slightestl appetite; the former will in everything you culprit recently executed, whom he had seen, and the see increase it ; the latter produce the " rnal de terre," neck was protected from the cord by a pillow, which had if you persevere. But thank God we are yet at Bolton, been placed between the rope and the skin. A night cap in our mind's eve. What a scene awaits you in the morn- was pulled over the face, and the legs were tied ; and an ing, as you shake off the deep sleep of a pedestrian, and attempt seeu.ed to have been made to pinion the hands, prepare for the ramble before you, one of the most lovely, but one was at liberty, having, it is supposed, got loose for its extent, to be found in the whole world. You are during the poor fellow's struggles. The rope was drawn awoke by that peculiarly pleasing sound, the whetting of through a ring bolt at the ceiling, and a chair seemed to a scythe under your windows. The gardener is shaving have been used to jump off, and thus complete the catasthe lawn of its week's growth of ambrosial beard,—not trophe. No reason, whatever, can be assigned for the blue but beautifully green, and bathed in the healthy act. The deceased bad for years visited every execution sweat of night. Every blade is loaded with dew; the sun which had taken place in London, having resided there is streaming over the eastern hills and flowing Wharfe, until within a few months since. He also took great defresh from the ocean.—Pedestrian Bemmiscences at light in reading accounts of the conduct and execution of Home and .Abroad. criminals.  The opening of the Lancaster and Carlisle railway this year is certain. _  The Morecombe Harbour and Railway Bill has been approved by a committee of the House of Commons. The East Lancashire Railway is expected to be opened in the course of next September. The Shropshire Union Railway and Canal Company have determined, by a majority of 55,202 shares, to proceed with the undertaking. The Furness Railway is about completed, and was to be publicly opened for the conveyance of both passengers and traffic on Whit-Monday (yesterday.) The shareholders in the Grand Junction Railway, at a meeting on Tuesday, agreed to proceed in Parliament for all their bills.  The Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Railway Bill was read a third time in the House of Commons on Friday, and passed.