... registered after inquests upon the coroner's information, and three were recorded in public institutions, viz., two in the workhouse and one in the Glamorgan and Monmouthshire Infirmary. The deaths from zymotic diseases, which had varied between one and ...

... were registered after in- vests upon the coroner's certificates. Four ths occurred in public institutions, viz., two in workhouse, one in the Glamorgan and Mon- °uthshire Infirmary, and one in the Hospital The deaths from zymotic diseases, which had 17 ...

... mortality was less than half that of the two preceding weeks. In public institutions there were 4 deaths, 3 of them in the workhouse, aud 1 in the Glamorganshire In- fimary. There was no death from violence. V b Zymotic diseases caused 5 death', being 3 ...

... due to violence, and 2 were recorded on coroner's cer- tificates. In the public institutions 9 deaths took place—7 in the workhouse, and 1 each iu the in- firmary aud huapitaiship. ...

... E. W. Pany, B.A., Breoon. DEATHS. GBOROB.—.) une 17th, at the Union House.. Llanelly, Mr William George, master of the workhouse, aged 61 years, YOUNG.—On the 17th inst, at Campville, Cardiff, Charles Octavi us Young, aged 44 years, son of the late Thotnait ...

... William Griffiths, of New Hedges Farm, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, South Wales, and late labour superintendent at the Cardiff Union Workhouse, after a long and painful illness, endured with ttrafeh patience &ged 63. 37 HfH*- ~On the 5th inst, at St. German's Villa ...

... with Messrs Watsons. PHILLIPs.-On the 14th inst., Margaret Phillips, aged 75 years, for 25 years Matron of the Crickhowell Workhouse. Funeral at Llangattock, at 3 p.m.. on Saturday. 772 PORTER.—On January 13th, at Ystrad Mynach, John Porter, late of Pontypool ...

... D., aged 70. 130 PHILLIPS.-On the 14th inst., Margaret Phillips, aged 75 years, for 25 years Matron of the Crickiiowell Workhouse. ROGERS.—January 17th instant, at Glynneath, Mary Rogers, aged 75 years, mother of the Rev. J. Rogers, Pembrey. THOMAS.—On ...