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+The Project Gutenberg eBook, Report on the Plans of the Various Railways
+before the Examiners of the House of Commons, 1864, so far as relates to
+the Parish of Kensington, by James Broadbridge
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+Title: Report on the Plans of the Various Railways before the Examiners of the House of Commons, 1864, so far as relates to the Parish of Kensington
+
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+Author: James Broadbridge
+
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+Release Date: December 26, 2013  [eBook #44516]
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+***START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK REPORT ON THE PLANS OF THE VARIOUS
+RAILWAYS BEFORE THE EXAMINERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, 1864, SO FAR AS
+RELATES TO THE PARISH OF KENSINGTON***
+
+
+Transcribed from the 1864 John Smith and Co. edition by David Price,
+email ccx074@pglaf.org.  Many thanks to the Royal Borough of Kensington
+and Chelsea Libraries for allowing their copy to be used for this
+transcription.
+
+
+
+
+
+                           REPORT ON THE PLANS
+                              OF THE VARIOUS
+                                 RAILWAYS
+                                BEFORE THE
+                    Examiners of the House of Commons,
+                                  1864,
+                         SO FAR AS RELATES TO THE
+                          PARISH OF KENSINGTON,
+
+
+                                    BY
+
+                            JAMES BROADBRIDGE,
+
+                               _SURVEYOR_.
+
+                                * * * * *
+
+                     PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE VESTRY.
+
+                                * * * * *
+
+                                * * * * *
+
+          JOHN SMITH AND CO., Printers, Long Acre, London, W.C.
+
+                                * * * * *
+
+                                                              VESTRY HALL,
+                                                          _January_, 1864.
+
+
+
+
+TO THE VESTRY OF KENSINGTON.
+
+
+Gentlemen,
+
+I have the honor to lay before you a Report on the various Railway
+Schemes and New Roads, for which it is proposed to apply for Acts at the
+next Meeting of Parliament.
+
+Viz.:—
+
+  Kew, Turnham Green, and Hammersmith Railway.
+
+  Hammersmith and City Railway Extensions.
+
+  Great Northern and Victoria Station Railway.
+
+  London and South Western Railway Company.
+
+  Hammersmith and Wimbledon Railway.
+
+  Metropolitan Railway—Notting Hill and Brompton Extension.
+
+  Metropolitan District Railways.
+
+  Charing Cross Western Railway.
+
+
+
+NEW ROAD.
+
+
+“South Kensington New Road from Cadogan Place to South Kensington.”
+
+
+
+_Kew_, _Turnham Green_, _and Hammersmith Railway_.
+
+
+A railway from Kew Bridge to a junction with the West London Railway at
+Shepherd’s Bush.
+
+Five chains only in the Parish of Kensington.
+
+
+
+_Hammersmith and City Railway Extensions_.
+
+
+A railway from Richmond, Mortlake, Chiswick, Turnham Green, Hammersmith,
+to a junction with the West London Railway at Kensington Station.
+
+Three chains within the Parish of Kensington.
+
+
+
+_Great Northern_, _and Victoria Station_, _Railway_.
+
+
+A railway commencing at a junction with the Great Northern Railway at
+East Barnet, and continuing through Friern Barnet, Totteridge, Finchley,
+Hendon, Willesden, Hammersmith, terminating at the West London Extension
+Railway, at or near the Kensington Passenger Station.
+
+One furlong in the Parish of Kensington.
+
+
+
+_London and South Western Railway Company_.
+
+
+A railway to connect Richmond, Mortlake, Kew, Chiswick, Turnham Green,
+and Hammersmith, with the West London Railway at the Kensington Station.
+
+Ten chains within the Parish of Kensington.
+
+
+
+_Hammersmith and Wimbledon Railway_.
+
+
+A railway to connect Wimbledon, Merton, Putney, Barnes, Hammersmith, and
+Kensington with the Hammersmith and City Railway.
+
+This railway will enter the parish of Kensington on the western side of
+Bramley Road, and proceed on the north side of Lancaster Road by a
+viaduct or embankment, by the side of and parallel to the Hammersmith and
+City Railway, will cross the Bramley, Silchester, and Walmer Roads with
+arches respectively of 16, 18, and 20 feet high.
+
+
+
+_Metropolitan Railway—Notting Hill and Brompton Extension_.
+
+
+A railway to commence at a junction with the Metropolitan Railway at
+Conduit Street East, in the Parish of Paddington, entering this parish at
+the south-east side of Pembridge Square, continuing by the south-east
+corner of Pembridge Gardens, under Uxbridge Road, Uxbridge Street, and
+taking the piece of ground enclosed by the western side of St. James’s
+Street and eastern side of New Street, crossing Kensington Place and Edge
+Terrace, passing thence on the western side of Church Lane, continuing
+from Peel Street, Campden Street, Bedford Place to Sheffield Terrace, by
+tunnel, and from thence to Gloucester Terrace, by open cutting and by
+tunnel to Pitt Street, proceeding southward through Vicarage Street,
+Upper Holland Street, across Hornton Mews, about 70 feet west of the
+Vestry Hall, crossing High Street east of Wright’s Lane, South End Row,
+Kelso Place, Merton Road, Stanford Road, the Broadwood Estate, crossing
+Gloucester Road by Cromwell Road, and enclosing within the line of
+deviation all the land southward to Lover’s Walk, and Harrington Road at
+its junction with Prince Albert Road, Cromwell Lane, north end of Bute
+Street, to its termination, Alfred Place West.
+
+Within the line of deviation is included the north side of Pelham Road,
+the west side of Thurloe Square, from Pelham Road to Alfred Place West.
+In connection with this scheme it is proposed to form a new road
+southward from the Exhibition Road to Alfred Place West.
+
+
+
+_Metropolitan District Railways_.
+
+
+Railways to complete an inner circle of railways within London, north of
+the Thames.
+
+Railways to form an outer circle round the Metropolis, north and south of
+the Thames, connected with existing railways.
+
+This Railway is represented by several Lines, connected with each other,
+within this parish, and are principally to be open cuttings, but having
+two tunnels on the west side of Church Street, one of 210 yards, and one
+other of 175 yards.
+
+Main outer circle, commencing by a junction with the London, Chatham, and
+Dover Railway, at the Wandsworth Road Station, and terminating at or near
+the Gloucester Road.
+
+This portion of the line enters the Parish from St. Luke’s Parish,
+Chelsea; at the Fulham Road, west of Selwood Lane, thence across the Old
+Brompton Road, through Gloucester Groves east and west, Harrington Road,
+to the west side of Gloucester Road.
+
+The rail to be laid about 18 feet below surface of existing road, present
+levels of road not to be interfered with.
+
+
+
+Line No. 5 on plan.
+
+
+A branch from the above rail by junction in Selwood Lane, crossing the
+Old Brompton Road, continuing eastward through the north end of Bute
+Street, south of Cromwell Lane; recrossing Old Brompton Road to a
+terminus between Pelham Road and Alfred Place West.  Within the line of
+limitation is included the north side of Pelham Road, the south-west side
+of Thurloe Square, south side of Alfred Place West.  Rail to be laid
+about 21 feet below surface of existing roads.  Surface levels of roads
+unaltered.
+
+It is proposed to form a New Road from Alfred Place West, northward, to
+the Exhibition Road.
+
+
+
+Line No. 6a on plan.
+
+
+A line connecting Railway No. 1 with Railway No. 5, by a junction at the
+north end of Bute Street, and proceeding westward to the rail on the west
+side of Gloucester Road.
+
+
+
+Line No. 6 on plan.
+
+
+A line commencing in Gloucester Road and proceeding northward through the
+Broadwood Estate, south end of Stanford Road, including the whole of
+Merton Road, through playground of Kensington Grammar School, High
+Street, Kensington, west of the Vestry Hall, Hornton Mews, ground at the
+rear of Hornton Street, Holland Street, west side of Vicarage Street,
+Pitt Street, Gordon Place, Campden Grove, Gloucester Terraces the grounds
+of Campden House, across Sheffield Terrace and Bedford Place, Campden
+Street, Peel Street, Edge Terrace, Kensington Place, enclosing from the
+east side of New Street to the west side of St. James’s Street.
+
+Rail in no case less than 16′:9″ below surface of road, present level of
+roads unaltered.
+
+
+
+Line No. 7 on plan.
+
+
+A Line commencing with junction from Line No. 6, by the Merton Road, and
+proceeding westward, fronting on Earl’s Court Gardens, across Earl’s
+Court Road, Warwick Road, to a junction with the West London Railway,
+south of the Richmond Road.
+
+Top of rail in no case less than 15′:9″ below surface of road, levels of
+existing roads unaltered.
+
+
+
+Line No. 8 on plan.
+
+
+Commencing at junction with Line No. 7, on the east side of Warwick Road,
+and running westward into the West London Railway.
+
+Level of Warwick Road unaltered.
+
+
+
+Line No. 9 on plan.
+
+
+Commencing on the west side of Gloucester Road, north of Redfield Lane,
+and joining Line No. 7, by Redfield Lane.
+
+
+
+Line No. 10 on plan.
+
+
+Commencing at the termination of Line No. 6, on the south side of
+Uxbridge Street, crossing the High Street, Notting Hill, traversing the
+south portion of Pembridge Gardens to the east side of Pembridge
+Crescent, Pembridge Villas, Ledbury Road, to the Parish Boundary north of
+Lonsdale Road to the Great Western Railway, and thence to Hackney Wick.
+
+Top of rail in no case less than 15′:4″ below surface of road, levels of
+the various roads unaltered.
+
+
+
+Line No. 11 on plan.
+
+
+Commencing at a junction with the Hammersmith, Paddington, and City
+Junction Railway, on the north side of Lancaster Road, by Ladbroke Road,
+continuing eastward north of Lancaster Road, across Portobello Lane, to
+the Great Western Railway, leaving this Parish at St. Luke’s Road.
+
+This Line will be carried over Portobello Lane by an arch 15 feet high,
+span 25 feet.
+
+
+
+Line No. 12 on plan.
+
+
+A Line commencing and continuing on the north side of the Great Western
+Railway, on the east side of Kensal Green Lane.
+
+
+
+_Charing Cross Western Railway_.
+
+
+Construction of railways from the Charing Cross Railway at Lambeth, to
+the West London Extension Railway at Kensington and to Hammersmith.
+
+Entering this Parish at the Fulham Road by Marlborough Road, proceeding
+along Pelham Road, taking the buildings on the north side, crossing Old
+Brompton Road, Cromwell Lane, by the north end of Bute Street, Prince
+Albert Road, south side of Cromwell Road across Gloucester Road,
+north-east end of Earl’s Court Gardens, South Row, North Row, Earl’s
+Court Road, land between Earl’s Court Road, and a new private road on
+Lord Kensington’s estate in continuation of the Warwick Road, Alma Road,
+to west London Extension Railway, thence into the parish of Fulham,
+returning into the Parish boundary opposite Portland Place, Kensington
+Road.
+
+The rail in no case to be less than 17 feet below surface, and the
+various roads intersected to remain at their present levels, excepting
+Warwick Road (private), which is to be raised 10 feet.
+
+
+
+Railway No. 3 on plan.
+
+
+A Line in connection with Line No. 1, commencing on the south side of the
+Alma Road, crossing the West London Extension Railway into the Parish of
+Fulham.
+
+                                * * * * *
+
+NOTE.—The Metropolitan Railway, the Metropolitan District Railways, and
+the Charing Cross Western Railway are to be executed principally as open
+cuttings, in many cases bisecting roads, or traversing them, but in most
+cases interfering with the sewers.
+
+
+
+_Metropolitan Grand Union Railway_.
+
+
+Railway No. 1 on plan.
+
+
+A railway commencing by a junction with the West London Railway in the
+Parish of St. Mary Abbotts, Kensington, and terminating by a junction
+with the London and Blackwall Railway.
+
+Commencing in this Parish on the West London Railway, north of the
+Kensington Station, and diverges southward into the Parish of
+Hammersmith, passing through the Hammersmith Road at the rear of Portland
+Place, returning into this Parish by Shaftesbury Terrace, Warwick Road,
+through Land to Earl’s Court Road, Land at the rear of St. Philip’s
+Church, Wright’s Lane, south of Redfield Lane, to Gloucester Road, along
+by Gloucester Grove at the north of Old Brompton Road, through Bute
+Street, Old Brompton Road, Pelham Road, Fulham Road, into the Parish of
+Chelsea by Marlborough Road.
+
+This Line is proposed to be executed as an open cutting, varying in depth
+from 21 to 30 feet, with 218 yards of tunnel 18 feet 6 inches high,
+between Earl’s Court and Wright’s Lane, and tunnel again 22 feet 6 inches
+high from Old Brompton Road, along Pelham road to Fulham Road, levels of
+roads unaltered, interruption of sewers to be provided for.
+
+
+Railway No. 3 on plan.
+
+
+Commences by a junction with Line No. 1, in Pelham Street, and proceeds
+northerly through Alfred Place, West, Old Brompton Road, by Thurlow
+Place, Cromwell Road, and traversing Exhibition Road, and thence to a
+junction with the Metropolitan Railway, Paddington.
+
+This portion of railway is proposed to be executed as a tunnel.
+
+Road levels unaltered; interruption of sewer to be provided for.
+
+
+
+_South Kensington_, _New Road_, _Road from Cadogan Place to South
+Kensington_.
+
+
+For making a street or road commencing in the Parish of St. Luke’s,
+Chelsea, at the West End of Pont Street, crossing Cadogan Place and
+Sloane Street, through Land between Hans Place and the Pavilion, to and
+through Walton Street into the Parish of Kensington, at the south end of
+Ovington Square, through Yeoman’s Row, Michael’s Grove, Michael’s Place,
+York Cottages, into Brompton Road, opposite Kensington Museum.
+
+The Plan shews a new road of a length in this Parish of 1,360 feet, being
+from Brompton Road to the Parish Boundary by Ovington Square, of an
+average width of 100 feet; the road to be finished at the levels of the
+existing roads, excepting at the junction of Michael’s Grove with
+Brompton Crescent, where it is proposed to raise the road 2′3″.
+
+Powers are sought to purchase in this Parish the Premises comprising
+Thurloe Place, York Cottages, northern side of North Terrace, Michael’s
+Place to Michael’s Grove, east end of Brompton Crescent, Michael’s Grove,
+Yeoman’s Row, south end of Ovington Square, and Grove Place.
+
+                                * * * * *
+
+The several railways herein described as passing into or through this
+Parish more or less interfere with or remove property now rated.  I
+submit it will be for the Vestry to consider whether the facilities of
+railway communication will counterbalance the present loss upon the rates
+that may be sustained.  Also, to consider whether all the projected
+schemes, or any one of them, would form a check to, or encourage the
+large building operations now progressing, or contemplated: under any
+circumstances, it will be necessary for the Vestry to take such steps for
+the proper protection of such roads and sewers as are proposed to be
+interfered with by the projected lines.
+
+                                                      I remain, Gentlemen,
+                                                    Your obedient Servant,
+                                                        JAMES BROADBRIDGE.
+
+
+
+
+***END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK REPORT ON THE PLANS OF THE VARIOUS
+RAILWAYS BEFORE THE EXAMINERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, 1864, SO FAR AS
+RELATES TO THE PARISH OF KENSINGTON***
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