... of femnles; they were equal to an cliinuil mortality of 15'1 per 1,C30, as compared with 18 6 during the same period in the large English towns. Among the 45 deaths in Cardiff there were included 15 of infants under one year of age, and 6 of persons aged ...

... incubus and nightmare. He lies in s'íghs of all he would fain perfor.ti, just as a man forcibly connned to his bed by the mortal langour of a relaxing disease who is compelled to witness injury or outrage ouered to some object of his tenderesc love he ...

... Isabella, daughter of the Lord of Glamorgan, and how when the Barons rose up against him and transferred their allegiance to 1118 mortal enemy, he was sheltered and protected by her at Boverton Place in the Vale, her father's place, to which she had retired for ...

... Gruffydd and his followers. Fortunately, Prince Gruffydd had gained kindly intelligence of the plot, and with his young wife and infant child, assisted by their attached friends and domestics got safely out of the reach of danger. The details of this escape ...

... with The Pilgrims' Chorus. FUNERAL or 3lus. DAVIES, ON romi.sTßEEr.--Anaid every sign of deep sympathy and respect the mortal remains of 31is. Daisies, the beloved wife of Mr. W. C. Davies, watchmaker and jeweller, Oxford-street, were consigned to ...

... committee of the Aberdare and Llanwonno Boards, of which Lord Aberdare is the permanent chairman. In 1893 the girls''and'infants' schools were'b'jrr.tdown, bub thev •were reopmed in 1804, fy THE HOUSEHOLD. OMEHOW oc other \when we give advice 'on ho ...