An Act for enabling the West Yorkshire Railway Company to raise further Money; and for other Purposes.
WHEREAS by "The West Riding and Grimsby Railway Act, 1864," the West Riding and Grimsby Railway Company were empowered, among other things, to make a Station at Wakefield, and to raise a Capital in Shares for the Purpose, not exceeding Eighty thousand Pounds, and by the same Act it was enacted that the West Riding and Grimsby Railway Company should consent to the West Yorkshire Railway Company (in this Act, called "the Company") becoming Subscribers within Fifteen Months from the passing of t...