| Description | Has received Lloyd's letter containing the statements, Lord Penrhyn syas he has made marginal notes on the statements. 1. He sees no reason why men should not be taken on as bargain men if this is practicable. 2. The number of bargain men doubled after the fall, in order to keep on as many as possible. Men's statement says they want all their demands met. Penrhyn says this is of little consideration, all he needs to do is abandon Penrhyn as a residence. Requests to be kept up to date. Leaves it to Lloyd to decide about J.Francis. |