Somerset Central Railway Act 1852
WHEREAS the making of a Railway from Highbridge to Glastonbury, both in the County of Somerset, would be of public Advantage: And whereas the Act of the Seventh and Eighth of George the Fourth, Chapter Forty-one, was passed for improving and supporting the Navigation of the River Brue, and for making the Glastonbury Navigation and Canal (in this Act called "the Canal"); And whereas the Act of the Eleventh and Twelfth in the Reign of Victoria, Chapter Twenty-eight, enabled the Bristol and Exet...