Pages 102 and 103 of John Graham's report book 1831-1833

[Page 102]

price they were to have for bringing the Shipping coals down from Shildon to Darlington; they were quite dishartend on account of the Stoppages and difficultys they have to Contend with; and as I Saw that we were lossing Ground by it, I promised to Give them 5 Shillings per Jurney for the Shipping Coals, and the Land Sail Coals as before; by so doing it has had A good affect as will appear in Tulleys Return the Last Day {confirmed}

[Page 103]

June 6th Robert Craggs for Leaving his waggons in the Midlsbro Branch so as to Obstruct the Line
{2/6/fine}

June 7th One of Smiths Carrage Men for Obstructing the Line at Bowesfield Lane _ {2/6 fine}

June 9th George Thompson for going past the Siding upon Myers Flat and Obstructing the Line
{ 2/6 fine }

Ends the month