Deaths
- 22 February – John Jenkins, Prime Minister of South Australia, 71
- 19 March - Evan Rees (Dyfed), poet, 73
- 1 April - Lady Llangattock, socialite, benefactor and collector, 86
- 27 May – Charles Lewis, rugby player, 70
- 18 July – Thomas Arthur Lewis, teacher, lawyer and politician, 41
- 12 October – John Cadvan Davies, poet and hymn-writer, 77
- date unknown
- J. Brynach Davies, poet
- General Owen Thomas, politician
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