North British Edinburgh Station and Market Act 1865
WHEREAS by "The North British Railway (Stations) Act, 23 & 24 Vict. 1860" (in this Act called "the Act of 1860"), the North British Railway Company (in this Act called the Company) were authorized to purchase or take by Compulsion certain Lands in Edinburgh, including the Site of the Fruit and Vegetable Market, for the Enlargement of their Edinburgh Station; but it was enacted that it should not be lawful for the Company to appropriate, use, or interfere with the Lands on which the said Fruit...