An Act for authorising the London and South-western Railway Company to construct Railways at Poole, Acton, and Southampton, and for conferring further powers on that Company in relation to their own Undertaking and the Undertakings of other Companies; and for other purposes.
WHEREAS by "The South-western Railway (Poole and Bournemouth Junction) Act, 1866" (in this Act called "The Poole Act of 1866"), the London and South-western Railway Company (in this Act called "the Company") was authorised to construct certain railways at or near Poole in the county of Dorset, which by the said Act were designated railways A., B., and C.:

And whereas the railways by this Act authorised and therein designated railways E. and F. would improve the communication at Poole between...