The South-eastern Railway Act, 1872
WHEREAS it is expedient that the South-eastern Railway Company should be empowered to abandon certain portions of the railway which they are authorised to make in Greenwich under the powers of "The South-eastern Railway Act, 1865," (herein called "the Act of 1865," ) "The South-eastern Railway Act, 1866," (herein called "the Act of 1866," ) and "The South-eastern Railway Act, 1871," (herein called "the Act of 1871," ) and instead thereof to substitute a short line of railway rather more than ...