The South-western Railway (Various Powers) Act, 1877
WHEREAS it is expedient that the London and South-western Railway Company (in this Act called "the Company") be authorised to purchase additional lands in the several parishes mentioned in that behalf in this Act, and to stop up and discontinue for public traffic certain streets, roads, and ways which will become unnecessary when certain of those lands shall have been acquired by the Company:

And whereas the Salisbury and Yeovil Railway is leased to the Company, and it is expedient that the ...