Great Eastern Railway Act, 1877
WHEREAS it is expedient that the Great Eastern Railway Company (in this Act called the Company) should be authorised to make and do the following works and things; (that is to say,) To make a railway in the Isle of Ely in the county of Cambridge, in connexion with the Ely and Peterborough and Ely and Norwich main lines of the Company: To widen and improve the Company's railways from Saint Ives to Huntingdon in the county of Huntingdon, from Newmarket to Bury Saint Edmunds in the counties of C...