Nicholas Wilcox Cundy, Inland Transit — Joseph Pease (1834)
“ Can you enumerate any instance in which a particular advantage is given to landholders by the line of Railroad passing through their property, or near to them? The Stockton and Darlington Railway have paid great sums to landowners for gravel, for timber, and stone taken out of their estates, for the making of bricks and a variety of other purposes; they have paid very large sums. ”
