HC Deb 20 February 1863 vol 169 c575
SIR GEORGE BOWYER

said, he wished to ask the President of the Board of Trade, Whether the attention of Government has been directed to the effect of Underground Railways in the Metropolis on buildings in the neighbourhood of the lines, and whether the Government will take the subject into their consideration?

MR. MILNER GIBSON

said, it was presumed that Parliament, when it passed a Railway Act, inserted such clauses as were necessary for the protection of public and private interests. He supposed that parties injured would still have a right to maintain an action for damages. That, however, was a question which ought more properly to be addressed to his hon. and learned Friend the Attorney General.