Central London Railway Act 1894
WHEREAS by the Central London Railway Act 1891 (in this Act called "the Act of 1891") and the Central London Railway Act 1892 (in this Act called "the Act of 1892") the Central London Railway Company (in this Act called "the Company") were authorised to make and maintain the railways in the said Acts respectively described which together form a continuous line from Shepherd's Bush to Liverpool Street in the city of London and are in this Act referred to as "the railway":

And whereas it is ex...