Pages 72 and 73 of John Graham's report book 1831-1833

[Page 72]

Joseph Blenkenship got 4 Waggons of Coals and delivered them at Marleys Kilns and Ran the Waggons down to Backhouses Kilns and Let them stand there untill I sent A Horse for them, expence of Carring them up 1/4 they are worthy of Fining for so doing as they ought to keep the Road Clear
{3/- each}

[Page 73]

April 6th 1832 Reports made to the Stockton and Darlington Railway Commettee by John Graham

March 31st William Burton driving for Jnn Gibson for traveling without A Light Reported by Mr Hackworth {3/-}

March 26th Carter the Bulder for delivering his Stones upon the Rails and Broke 2 Railes Damage 8/8
{pay damage}

April 1st Mr James was Traveling upon the Railway with his Carrage is it allowed by the Company for there agents to do so on Sundays _


April 3d A Cart Loading with Flags was Crossing the Railway upon the Auckland Road: when Evens one of George Dixons men was desending with his Loading waggons, the first waggon knocked the Shaft Horse down and Broke the Cart it appears that Evens had