Pages 32 and 33 of John Graham's report book 1831-1833

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to Spout lain on the 12 of Novr last and the other to Aycliff lane on 29th of July last –

the sale of Waggons at Brusselton West Bank took place on Monday last there were but few Buyers yet the Waggons sold for as much as I expected Averaging £3 17s 0d per Waggon

Decr 2nd 1831

John Stainthrop for Refusing to take the siding for No 3 Engine to pass {2/6}

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Decr 9th 1831 Reports made to the Stockton and Darlington Railway Commettee by John Graham

Robert Stephenson Driving for George Stephenson left his Waggons in Fatting Pasture siding and obstructed the line_ {2/6}

Decr 3rd Thomas Day sent one of his men for 2 Waggons of Sand Without A Horse and Obstructed the Line – {2/6 _}

Decr 6th 1831 The Middlesbrow Leaders Stoped the teaming and Shipping of Coals 3 Houres on account of them being longer in starting, the only Reason Archibald Knox says they give was that