| Description | The usuel sanguine outlook from the London financiers and continued proposals for reorganisation; the usual dissatisfaction with the Manager on the spot when rosy prophecies are not fulfilled. At one meeting the Manager (Roberts) is asked to continue (after a vote of confidence); in another (of which there is no recerd here) he is dismissed, and a would-be saviour (Edmund Sparge) is appointed, whose last letter in this series (12 Octr., 1874) begins - "I fear the Gt Snowdon Mines Company must very shortly be placed in liquidation" |