Pages 68 and 69 of John Graham's report book 1831-1833

[Page 68]

Carter the Bulder had A Roap Stretched across the Line at Simpasture Bridge too Low for the Engines to pass and the Globe Engine Came up and Broke the Chimley off with it; he has bean Repeatedly told to keep his stones 2 feet from the Rail and has not don so; but Lays them almost close to the Railes No 6 Engine Struck against them with the Tender and Broke the Foot Step
{damages to be deducted from his acct}

[Page 69]

March 30th 1832 Reports made to the Stockton and Darlington Railway Commettee by John Graham


March 16th Robert Bates that is Imployed by the Company to send the waggons away from Stockton at Night and by Mr Stobart on the Day time is here Charged by Archabld Knox for sending off Old Etherley waggons before there turn
{5/- if he repeats to be discharged}

March 17th George Hunters man for Refusing to bring an Old Etherley waggon away that was first on turn
{3/-}

March 21st John Wilkinson for Refusing to bring Old Etherley waggons away on turn {3/-}