| Description | Hears the enquiry is going on today. Told the committee when he met them on Satuerday that they should bring forward all of their proofs, or he would presume all arrangements at an end, and would reopen the quarry. Men who stayed away would be asked to give up their cottages to those who come to work. Admits the quarry would work better with 6 or 700 men less. Has found that when arrangements were made they were not very distinct. |