The North British Railway, No. 2, (Station Enlargement and Railways,) Act, 1877
WHEREAS the following works would be of public advantage; (that is to say,) A railway in the parish of Maryhill in the county of Lanark (in this Act called "Railway No. 4"), 1 mile and 38 yards in length, from the Helensburgh Railway of the North British Railway Company (in this Act called "the Company") to, at, or near the road leading from the Glasgow and Maryhill turnpike road to Ruchill House near Ruchill House; A railway in the parish of Falkirk in the county of Stirling (in this Act cal...