South Eastern Railway Act, 1893. An Act to authorise the execution of certain works and to confer further powers on the South Eastern Railway Company in reference to their own undertaking and the undertakings of other companies and for other purposes.
WHEREAS it is expedient that the South Eastern Railway Company (herein-after called the Company) should be empowered to execute the works herein-after mentioned and to acquire additional lands for the purpose of extending their station siding and other accommodation and for other purposes connected with their undertaking: And whereas it is expedient that the undertaking of the Folkestone Sandgate and Hythe Tramways Company with all the rights powers and privileges attaching thereto should be ...