North British Railway (General Powers) Act, 1881
WHEREAS the following work would be of public advantage (that is to say):— A railway (in this Act called "Railway No. 4") one furlong one chain and one yard in length commencing in the parish of Saint Mary Carlisle in the county of Cumberland by a junction with the railway authorised by the Carlisle Citadel Station Act 1873 and therein called Railway No. 3 at or near the southern side of the Caldew Bridge and terminating in the same parish in lands called Denton Holme belonging or reputed to ...