London and North-Western Railway Act, 1889. An Act for conferring further Powers upon the London and North-Western Railway Company in relation to their own Undertaking and other Undertakings in which they are interested jointly with other Companies and also for conferring powers upon the North London Railway Company and other Railway Companies in relation to such other Undertakings for vesting portions of the North Union Railway in the Company and the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company respectively and for other purposes.
WHEREAS it is expedient that the London and North-Western Railway Company (in this Act called the Company) should be empowered to make the deviation railway and to make the new and alter and stop up the existing roads and footpaths, and to execute the other works and exercise the other powers in this Act respectively mentioned and to acquire for the purposes of the works by this Act authorised and for the general purposes of their undertaking the lands in this Act also mentioned:

And whereas...