Post Office (Sites) Act, 1885
[31st July 1885.] WHEREAS the buildings used as post offices in London, Birmingham, Bristol, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and the buildings used as the Post Office Savings Bank in London, afford inadequate accommodation for the purposes of the public service, and it is expedient that Her Majesty’s Postmaster General (in this Act called "the Postmaster General") should be empowered to acquire additional lands and erect additional buildings in manner in this Act provided, and to acquire the freehol...