Caledonian Railway (Gordon Street, Glasgow Station) Act 1873
WHEREAS it would be of advantage to the public if the Caledonian Railway Company (herein-after called "the Company") were authorised to form a passenger station adjacent to Gordon Street, in the city of Glasgow, and lines of railway for connecting their several railways which now terminate on the south side of the river Clyde at that city with the said station, and also a bridge across the said river, and certain streets and other relative works : And whereas it is expedient that the Company ...