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2. By the West London Ilailway to Clapham Junction, and 
thence by the London and South Western Railway out of the 
metropolis; or 
3. By the West London Railway to its junction with the London, 
Brighton, and South Coast Railway, at or near Long Hedge, and 
thence by the last-mentioned railway out of the metropolis ; or 
4. By the West London Railway to Willesden Station, and 
thence by the London and North Western Railway out of the 
metropolis. 
LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN. 
By the London and North-Western Railway to Willesden Station, 
and thence as follows—either, 
1. By the West London Railway to the junctions with the 
London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, and with the London, 
Brighton, and South Coast Railway, at or near Long Hedge, and 
thence by either of the last-mentioned railways out of the metro¬ 
polis ; or, 
2. By the North and South-Western Junction Railway out of 
the metropolis ; or, 
3. By tlie West London Railway to its junction with the London, 
Chatham, and Dover Radway, at or near Long Hedge, and thence 
by the last-mentioned railway to Beckenham Junction, and thence 
by the South-Eastern Railway out of the metropolis. 
LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN. 
1. By the London and South-Western Railway to Clapham 
Junction, and thence by the West London Extension and the West 
London Railways to Willesden Station, and thence by the London 
and North-Western Railway out of the metropolis ; or 
2. By the North and South-Western Junction Railway to 
Willesden Station, and thence bv the London and North-Western 
Railway out of the metropolis ; or 
3. By the London and Soutli-Western Railway to Clapham 
Junction, and thence by the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, 
through Long Hedge Junction and Herne-hill Station, out of the 
metropolis. 
MIDLAND. 
Bv the Midland Railway to its junction with the Midland and 
South-Western Junction Railway near Hendon, and thence by the 
last-mentioned railway to its junction with the North and South- 
Western Junction Railway, and thence by the last-mentioned rail- 
way out of the metropolis; or 
By the Midland Railway to its junction with the IMetropolitan 
Railway, and thence by the last-mentioned railw^ay to its junction 
with the London, Chatham, and Doyer Railway, and thence as 
ibllows : cither— 
1. By the last-mentioned railway through Herne-hill Station out 
of the metropolis ; or 
2. By the same railway to Beckenham Junction, and thence by 
the South-Eastern Railway out of the metropolis ; or 
3. By the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, to its junction 
