Stourbridge Railway (Further Powers) Act 1866
WHEREAS by "The Stourbridge Railway Act, 1860," (in this Act called the Act of 1860,) the Stourbridge Railway Company (in this Act called the Company) were authorized to make a Railway from the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway (now Part of the West Midland Section of the Great Western Railway) at Stourbridge to Old Hill, with Branches therefrom, and were by such Act authorized to raise Eighty thousand Pounds by Shares, and to borrow Twenty-six thousand six hundred Pounds: And wher...