South Eastern Railway (Extensions to Cranbrook, Hythe, &c.) Act 1864
WHEREAS by the Act of the Sixth Year of William the Fourth, Chapter Seventy-five (Local), intituled An Act for making a Railway from the London and Croydon Railway to Dover, to be called "The South-eastern Railway," the South-eastern Railway Company (in this Act called "the Company") were incorporated, and were authorized to make and maintain the South-eastern Railway: And whereas by divers Acts subsequently passed the Company were authorized to make or to acquire and to maintain divers Lines...