An Act to empower the Central London Railway Company to construct new railways to authorise arrangements between the Company and the Great Western Railway Company and for other purposes.
WHEREAS the Central London Railway Company (in this Act called "the Company") have under the powers conferred upon them by the Central London Railway Acts 1891 to 1907 constructed an underground railway between Shepherds Bush and the Bank of England in the city of London and under the powers of the Central London Railway Act 1909 are constructing an extension of their railway to Liverpool Street: And whereas it would be of public and local advantage if the Company were authorised to extend th...