Glasgow, Yoker, and Clydebank Railway Act, 1878
WHEREAS the making of a railway from the Stobcross Railway to Yoker and Clydebank, with branches therefrom, would be of local and public advantage:
And whereas the persons herein-after named, with others, are willing to construct such railways, and it is expedient that they should be incorporated for the purpose of carrying the undertaking into execution:
And whereas it is expedient to make provision for working and traffic arrangements with the North British Railway Company:
And whereas plan...