Pages 78 and 79 of John Graham's report book 1831-1833

[Page 78]

April 9th James Hunter Driving for Longstaf for Traveling up the west Side of Brusseleton Bank Contrarey to by Law and met the Empty waggons Desending and set his waggon A Main but it Fortunetly Happened that one of the way Men got hold of it and Braked it down or Searous Damage might have bean don Reported by James Clemot { before magistrate }

[Page 79]

April 20th 1832 Reports made to the Stockton and Darlington Railway Commettee by John Graham

April 14th Peter Knox for not Regulating his Speed when he saw A set of Horse waggons traveling before him but Ran voilently up against them and Broke the Waggons { estimated Damages }

April 14th One of Black Boy waggons Broke Several Sheave Stands on the Black Boy South Bank on account of the Bottom Board Band being Broke she had left the Pit in that State { Damages 48/- Blk Boy to pay }

April 16th Wastell for not Regulating his Speed on Darlington Run but came down and met No 5 Engine and broke the tender { Mr Kitchen to give the Damage next week }