Metropolitan and St. John's Wood Railway Act 1873
WHEREAS it is expedient that the Metropolitan and Saint John's Wood Railway Company (herein-after called the Company) should be authorised to construct railways to join the Hampstead Junction Railway and the Midland Railway, with a branch to Willesden, and to widen their present railway, and that other powers should be conferred on the Company :

And whereas the Metropolitan and Saint John's Wood Railway is now worked by the Metropolitan Railway Company (herein-after called the Metropolitan C...