The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-30 00:00:00

TEE EXTRAORDIIIART pEdIIOE OP NUADER

IN WL4dB.

David Thomas, who has been several times re-
manded on a charge of murder at Blaandyefieh, near Lien-
dovery, woe on Saturday brought beton the bench of magi,-
treble. It should be remembered that the prisoner is named
David Samuel in the warrant, and it is by that name he hide-
signated in the evidence. Mr. Pony, of Carmarthen, appeared
for the prosecution; and Mr. Owen, of Pontypool. for the
prisoner. Mary Jones rid she lived at Gleaal.ltfach in 1826,
and remembered Lewis Williams, who was her second omen.
being murdered. She also remembered a servant at Okays
evanddu et that time, called David Samuel. He was in the
habit of coming at time. to tee hie edger, who was in the 111112.
ploy of witnese'e grandmother. At that time he was marked
by mall pox on the loos, bed heavy eyebrows and a low Pin-
head, and was about 19 or 20 years of age. On being asked
to look round the room and see whether she could ere David
Samuel, the witneee sail she did not think she could, but
that the prisoner very much resembled him. It was 33 years
gime she saw Samuel.
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Wlll;roDaviessaiii he remembered hearing of tits murder
of Lewin Williams. He did not know David Samuel of
filleityeranddu, but kasw !livid Samuel, the son of the miller
of Trebene kill, Celyewat (the person who committed the
offence with which the prisoner was charged). He saw him
at Dowleis about eight or ten years after the death of Leeds.
Mier closely inspecting the prisoner at the bar the whams
said ho was not the Dnvid Samoa', the miller's mu, re•
l.rrod to.

---toe;erei other witaeseee were examined, arid a farther re-
mand wee applied for, bat the magistratee bariag taafernal
for a abort time mania:lowly amid to Manama the Ohms, sad
the prleoner was sooordingly dieehugetl.

DA. MACKAY AT GLABOOW.—Dr. Charles Mackey
was present is the City Hell, Glaegow, as Saturday «riming,
et the usual evening moose, and having been alluded to in
complimentary resins by the &Armee, stepped forward
the onuses of the evening and made a few remarks—the
audience reefing him with enthoalaffitic cheering. He said
—`• The chairmen of this meeting, this splendid ritco'icilt—
for it Gs • splendid thing to_ look down from this platform
spang
wi ngsuchwaitah salehlt btighta"imo Inspired :deity situ:al:4s eel
mug, end I never Nit in the whole moms of my
existence a aprtgacle that touched ma Isere dandy—(hmer
and otwers)—the chairman hes meld that I ems Sooteheass.
(Cheers.) I am proud to be a Seseullwass—(bsr and ebeme)—
bet I am sorry that I hare lest the aid scents, thsdld deadlier
Davin and that I onus* sprit It now; be IwoaM far/ ether
talk in the langsere et my to e, then fa themes* semen
bat loss expeseive barmy el (Lend shore )
The eheinrea has said, in demobs tenon that be WWII
seder he the author of that yertioul sr (* Thiene' •
geed time minduerl, to which yam vales resabeied
sash great sad glowing honest by joining to the thorns,
then et all the love sad liesebendlen amp owe mem
I yield him ap the bewimaellim esegn lise I mud .ley
weed ia gabs el the is,. swags. Mar end ahem) It Is
to be hoped shat the poses and song mines will alms glee
ap the love eang•—(air.) —loci soups as. only of Mt nod
Seem in the mom hmeceeee of youthilld ellketten Milli Is
rs a peeper .bast for song), but Ms Iwo of ruled
,the love of &Ara end modems to deal shildees, bee
ssth es the wide of ',lobs Ludeereen, my Jo" obitishod for
him to teis gissimingeilifs—seels end geells leiti newt lb be
aliendered der guy smip of pars phissidisupy." (Chum)
Nxw insuiaixs ELEOItAYE. A %Lime,
amid Coamenthoople. For. 27, logomes am that the Wogs*
Wows' the Dardanelles, Byes, mod Chin, Me leen moloo-
fully laid, but that between Cis& and Egypt Ma bon
brains.