Great Northern Railway (Junctions) Act 1865

JurisdictionUK Non-devolved
Citation1865 c. ccxvi
ANNO VICE SI MO OCTAVO & VICESIMO NONO
VICTORLE REGESLE.
Cap.
ccxvi.
An Act to authorize the Great Northern Railway
Company to construct certain short Lines of
Railway at Newark, Spalding, Essendine, and
JBarkstone; and for other Purposes.
[5th July 1865.]
HERE AS it would conduce to the public Convenience that
the Or eat Northern Railway Company (who are meant
when the Expression " the Company" is herein-after used)
should be authorized to make a Communication between their Rail-
way and the Midland Railway at Newark, together with a Branch
on the Quay of the Trent at Newark, and that they should also be
authorized to improve the Communicatiops with the Spalding and
March, the Bourn and Essendine, and with the Boston, Sleaford, and
Midland Counties Portions of their Undertaking
:
And whereas Plans
and Sections showing the Lines and Levels of the Railways, and also
a Book of Reference containing the Names of the Owners and Lessees
or reputed Owners and Lessees and of the Occupiers of the Lands
required or which may be taken for the Purposes of the Railways,
have been deposited with the respective Clerks of the Peace for the
Parts of Kesteven and Holland in Lincolnshire, for the Counties of
Nottingham and Rutland, and the West Riding of the County
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