...line was very much more than the amount expended in obtaining permission from Parliament to make it. This example will show the delays and difficulties...projects to investigation by a preliminary tribunal. Railways have suffered by Parliamentary legislation from other causes. During every one of the twenty-five...

...it possible to conceive anything more monstrous, than to condemn nineteen different parties to ono scene of contentious litigation ? Bear in mind that...projects to investigation by a preliminary tribunal. Railways have suffered by Parliamentary legislation from other causes. During every one of the twenty-five...

...competitors. They each and all had to bear the costs, not of parliamentary proceedings upon one Dill, but of the parliamentary proceedings upon nineteen...projects to investigation by a preliminary tribunal. Railways have suffered by Parliamentary legislation from other causvs. During every one of the twenty-five...

...the costs, not of parliamentary proceedings upon one bill, but of the parliamentary proceedings on nineteen bills. They had to pay, not only the costs...yet, conscious as Government must have been of this feet, Parliament deliberately abandoned the only step it ever took, on any occasion, of subjecting...

...costs, not of parliamentary proceedings upon one bill, but of the parliamentary proceedings on nineteea bills. They had to pay, not only the costs of promoting...projects to investigation by a preliminary tribunal. After glancing at the facilities afforded by Parliament to landowners for demanding exorbitant compensation,...

...parties being thus condemned to one protracted course of contentious litigation. They each and all had to pay, not only the costs of promoting their own line, but also the cost of opposing eighteen other bills. But the most conspicuous example, which overshadows all others,...

...expense, and to make costs for lawyers, and fees for officers. Is it possible to conceive any thing more monstrous than to condemn nineteen different...projects to investigation by a preliminary tribunal. Railways have suffered by Parliamentary legislation from other causes. During every one of the twenty-five...

...reading! Nineteen different parties condemned to one scene of contentious litigation ! They each and all had to pay not only the costs of promoting their own...line, but also the costs of opposing eighteen other bills. And yet conscious as government must have been of this fact, Parliament deliberately abandoned...

...reading ! Nineteen different parties condemned to one scene of contentious litigation ' They each and all had to pay not only the costs of promoting their own...line, but also the costs of opposing eighteen other bills. And yet conscious as government must have been of this fact, Parliament deliberately abandoned...