Dover and Deal Railway Act 1877
WHEREAS by "The Dover and Deal Railway Act, 1874," (in this Act called the Act of 1874,) the South-eastern and London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Companies (in this Act called the two Companies) were authorised to make and maintain the railways following:

1. A railway one furlong five chains and nine yards in length, commencing by a junction with the South-eastern Railway near the Archcliff Fort Tunnel, in the parish of Hougham, and terminating in the parish of Saint Mary-the-Virgin, Dover, ...