Pages 122 and 123 of John Graham's report book 1831-1833

[Page 122]

August 1st
Brusselton East Bank Roap broke and the Loading waggons got A Main and Broke 6 waggons and bent and Damaged the Railes very much
{Damages upwards of 20£ Including waggons and Coals E Pease}

[Page 123]

August 10th 1832 Reports made to the Stockton & Darlington Railway Commettee by John Graham

I have Received Tenders to Repair the waggons; Broke at Brusselton; Reported Last week; (by the Rope breaking)

£ “ s “ d
Wm & A Kitching 26 “ 6 “ 6
George Parkinson 24 “ 10 “ 0
Joseph Jackson 19 “ 18 “ 0
Mathew Turnbull 19 “ 17 “ 0
William Lister 18 “ 15 “ 0
{to be repaired by W Lister}

We are badly Suplied with warter for the Engines both at Darlington and Shildon; A Good supply might be got out of the Beck at the Black Boy Branch and by Feltering the warter that Comes from Mr Surtesses Pit