An Act to extend the periods respectively limited by "The Dover and Deal Railway Act, 1874," for the compulsory purchase of Lands, and for the completion of the Works by that Act authorised.
WHEREAS by "The Dover and Deal Railway Act, 1874," (in this Act called the Act of 1874,) the South-eastern and London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Companies (in this Act called the two Companies) were authorised to make and maintain the railways following:

1. A railway one furlong five chains and nine yards in length, commencing by a junction with the South-eastern Railway near the Archcliff Fort Tunnel, in the parish of Hougham, and terminating in the parish of Saint Mary-the-Virgin, Dover, ...