The Bodmin and Wadebridge and Delabole Railway Act, 1873
WHEREAS the making and maintaining of a railway from the Bodmin and Wadebridge Railway, at the termination thereof at Wenford Bridge, to Delabole, as by this Act authorised, would be of public and local advantage:  And whereas the persons in that behalf in this Act named, with others, are willing at their own expense to carry the undertaking into execution if authorised by Parliament so to do, and are desirous of being incorporated into a company for the purpose:  And whereas it is expedient ...