Central London Railway Act, 1914. An Act to empower the Central London Railway Company to enlarge a portion of their railway tunnels, to construct new subways and works and for other purposes.
WHEREAS the Central London Railway Company (in this Act called "the Company") under the powers conferred by the Central London Railway Acts 1891 to 1913 have constructed an underground railway between Wood Lane Shepherd's Bush and Liverpool Street and are authorised to construct extensions of their railway to the Ealing and Shepherd's Bush Railway of the Great Western Railway Company and to the London and South Western Railway at Gunnersbury:

And whereas it would be of public advantage and r...