Pages 38 and 39 of John Graham's report book 1835-1838

[Page 38]

August 21st 1835, J Graham Reports to the Commettee

Thomas Marley of East Thickley begs to inform the Company that his Cattle in the Fields on the North Side of the Railway are in great want of water

{ Committee held at Middlesbro }

{ CATTLE [underlined]
[stri=uck through] WATER [underlined]}

[Page 39]

Septr 4th 1835, John Graham Reports to the Commettee

That great inconveniance arrised at Stockton to the Coal Trade, on account of the Great accumulation of the waggons at the above place, to avoid this as mutch as possable J Graham would Recomend a Daily Return being Sent to him Every Night of the Loaden & Empty Waggons Standing out and near the Staiths