Glasgow Courier. — 1844-11-14 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

TIM LATE SUICIDE AT KILMARNOCK. PARTHICR PARTICULARS. We have received the following information relative to the disposal of the gold watch of Mrs. Barker, from a correspondent In  Ardrossan,  action  An . had taken cent froin Lima and which the latter had  ,place,  v show,  were in progress for in order to devise the but means 1 potting an end to the dictation the creatures of the war of broils. This intelli em-b-a'r-r-sa with  7 Geneva gold libson at fir' as not belt a purchase 7, who ate • husband  being -A It  of the . she and  stated  London.  tion, Mr.  became  side;able.  which,  Saltcoats:— . " In the Ayr Observer of Tuesday last; I find some observations upon the gold watch which had been seen in the possession of the female suicide, but which was missing from the body wheW taken from the river, and for which the trunks left in Kilmarnqiik were searched in vain. The Observer remarks, 'that it is not improbable that it may, after all, have been parted with at Ardrosson to supply their necessities;' and in this supposition it is near' correct. The following circumstinces, which I have elicited r" considerable exertion, may be depended upon as subatan correct. Two,' before the suicides took their departure the called upon Mr. Gibson, watch-maker ; -the watch after wards found on thn ad if he could put a trilling repair to keep time sstis until ." which place, she as is Vhseiwood boat. he watch was ready before being I. however, waif not the case till the fit. / n the watch, and informed that the r. the lads said that she and her husband w.._ rrassed In their circumstances, and, producing watch, intimated her desire to dispose of it. distinctly refused having anything to do of a very saleable nature; and was only after much earnest solicitation on the part zed that, unless she could find a purchastr, would be unable to accomplish their 'deskif n. It is understoqd that, after the transnix-i le the purchaser of alliveral articles of co , from their intrinsic worth and entree beauty of execution, prove the owners to have been moving in most respectable sphere in society. On Tarther inquiry, I likewiiii find thsrthe female, who appears to have been always unaecotil, panied on these occasions, pledged several articles of silver plate, some wearing apparel marked with the letter ' 8.,' and a beautifully-wrought silk velvet bag, with Mr. Ellis, pawnbroker here. It, will be recollected that the disappearance of this bag has trausis4 some speculation in the public prints, from having been seen in tbif possession of the lady when the parties were residing in Ayr. Thus there is another link in the chain of evidence, which goes far to prove how much penury has to do with the last act of the unfortunates. Mr. Horton, who has already caused so much surmise amongst us, called upon Messrs. Gibson and Ellis, on his way to Ardrossan, when about to leave for Fleetwood ; and, although desirous of acquiring every information respecting the proper , his conversation was of the same evasive and unsatisfactory elm. rector to these parties, as elsewhere no very justly commented o ." —Kilmarnock Journal.  place • thong( under '""" -aza b•fit bad Veen Oloreto Ileair• by day by The blockade o the southern ports jib. affirmative, and Nor interruption would be even to t evening, whi, y. On being Mossures Would cost sixpence, tt Fent very ' s induced to ad her rettirninkt. Gibson yalie,