North British Railway (Saint Margaret's Diversion) Act, 1866
WHEREAS a Railway from a Point in the Main Line of the North British Railway in the Parish of South Leith in the County of Edinburgh to another Point in the same Line in the same Parish would be of public Advantage, and the North British Railway Company (in this Act called "the Company") are willing, if authorized by Parliament, to make such Railway: And whereas it is expedient that the Company should be authorized to stop up the Road or Lane which leads from the Road between Jock's Lodge Tol...