Downham and Stoke Ferry Railway Act, 1879
WHEREAS the construction of the railway herein-after described from the Ely and Lynn Branch of the Great Eastern Railway to Stoke Ferry, in the county of Norfolk, would be of public and local advantage: And whereas the persons herein-after in that behalf named, with others, are willing to execute the undertaking, and it is expedient that they be incorporated into a company for that purpose: And whereas it is expedient that the company so to be incorporated (in this Act called "the Company") b...