The South Dublin Railway Act, 1875
WHEREAS the making of the railways herein-after described would be of great local and public advantage: And whereas the persons in this Act named, with others (hereinafter referred to as the Company), are willing at their own expense to carry out the undertaking, if authorised by Parliament to do so, and it is expedient that powers should be conferred on them for the purpose: And whereas it is expedient that the Company and the Companies herein-after named should be authorised to enter into a...