Portsmouth and Hayling Railway Act, 1886
WHEREAS the construction of the railway between Portsmouth and Hayling Island herein-after described with a quay in Langstone Harbour in connexion therewith would be of public and local advantage: And whereas the said railway will have to be carried over the southern entrance to Langstone Harbour (known as Langstone Channel) by a bridge and it would be of public and local advantage if the said bridge were adapted and made available for purposes of road traffic as well as of railway traffic: A...