The Birmingham West Suburban Railway Act, 1871
WHEREAS the making of a railway commencing at Albion Wharf, Bridge Street, in the borough of Birmingham, and terminating at King's Norton in the county of Worcester (in this Act called the railway), would be of great local and public advantage:
And whereas the persons in this Act named, with others, are willing at their own expense to make the railway on being incorporated into a company (in this Act referred to as the Company or the Railway Company) and being empowered as in this Act provide...