A sad end, reported in the Western Mail, 24 May 1883
DEATH FROM LOCK-JAW AT CARDIFF.
A man named William Cutland died at the Cardiff Infirmary on Wednesday morning from lock-jaw, which had resulted from some injuries he sustained to one of his hands while at work in one of the Rumney Moor brickworks a few weeks previously. He had had the wounded hand dressed two or three times, and had been residing at his house, Bailey-back, Rumney, when he became alarmingly ill. He was then conveyed to the Infirmary, where, as stated, he died from lock-jaw on Wednesday.
