The Stapenhill Bridge Act, 1875
WHEREAS by "The Stapenhill Bridge Act, 1865," (in this Act called "the Act of 1865,") which received the Royal Assent on the fifth day of July one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five, the Most Honourable Henry the then Marquess of Anglesey, his heirs and assigns (therein called "the undertakers"), were authorised to make and maintain a bridge over the River Trent, near the town of Burton-upon-Trent, and at or near the site of Stapenhill Ferry, with approaches thereto; and by the same Act it...