The Southern Railway Act, 1876
WHEREAS by "The Southern Railway Act, 1865," herein-after called "the Act of 1865," the Southern Railway Company, herein-after called "the Company," were incorporated and authorised to make and maintain a railway in the county of Tipperary from Thurles to Clonmel, herein-after called "the main line," and by "The Southern Railway (Deviation and Branches) Act, 1866," herein-after called "the Act of 1866," the Company were authorised to make and maintain deviation and branch railways known as an...