South Eastern Railway Act 1875
WHEREAS it is expedient that the following powers should be conferred upon the South-eastern Railway Company (who are in this Act referred to as "the Company"); videlicet, (1.) To divert a footpath in the parish of Saltwood, in the county of Kent, now crossed by Railway No. 4 authorised by "The South-eastern Railway (Extension to Cranbrook, Hythe, &c.) Act, 1864," (in this Act called the Act of 1864,) also certain footpaths in Greenwich in connexion with Railway No. 1 authorised by "The South...