Pages 128 and 129 of John Graham's report book 1838-1845

[Page 128]

March 4th 1842
Agreable to the Orders of the Commettee John Graham and Ge Stephenson Attended Stephen Waltons Sale on the 3d Instant and Bought as under

£
3 Carriage Trucks 59-0-0
2 Coaches 80-0-0
1 Coach Engine ) 11-0-0
Tender (Iron) )
9 Coal Waggons 85-10-0
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235-10-0
Auctioneers Duty 5-18-0
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£241-8-0

[Page 129]

April 8th 1842
John Graham Reports

That the Company will have a Claim upon George Craddock for difficent Incline Rope
£47-14-4
As per Invoice Webster Rope Cost £214-1-10 deduct for Old Rope 70-10-6 = 143-11-4 which Brought Over Brusselton Plain 75360 Waggons Miller Craddock & Cos Rope Cost £220-10-0 Deduct for Old Rope 73-10-0 = 147-0-0 Brought over the Plain 52116 Waggs
As 75360: £143-11-4 :: 52116 = £99-5-8


£
Again 147-0-0
99-5-8
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£47-14-4 Difficent