Pages 110 and 111 of John Graham's report book 1835-1838

[Page 110]

Loose and 9 Broke
The Guard Roler at the Black Boy Engine has been out a week and the Cleading above the Drum has also been off a Week, And on the 28th of Last month the Brusselton Engine had to Stand nearly 2 Houres for want of water

The Passengers from Bishop Auckland has frequently Lost the Coach at St Helens On Account of George Reed who is the Contractor for Running it not Keeping his time

[Page 111]

Septr 2nd 1836 Jno Graham Reports to the Commettee that Hackworth & Downing Clames of the Ce [Company] for Damages done to the Plains as under

June 10th by an Old Etherly waggon Wheel Bracking
£8 - 4 - 0
July 22d by an Old Etherly Waggon Bottom Bound £1 - 12 - 9½

August 27th by a Norwood waggon ____________ 8 - 0 - 2

July 27th Norwood 5 - 4½

July 30th Damage done to Black Boy Plain by Jno Robinson Bringing Waggons off the Chaple Row
depots in before the Train £2 - 8 -9