This Act details the incorporation of the Saint John Mercantile Marine Assurance Company, including the vessels, goods, officers, directors, and capital, and how managed.
This Act determines that any corporation with directors based outside of New Brunswick must swear an oath before an authority of the New Brunswick legal system.
This is an amendment to an act passed in 1858 which incorporated the Commercial Bank of Newfoundland, and legislated the rules and regulations under which it is to operate.
This Act incorporates the Albert Bank, including the stock and shareholders, creating a board of directors and detailing the powers and responsibilities, and the list of in-company regulations to be followed.
This Act details the regulations for payment to the Provincial Treasury, authorizing the Treasurer to receive payments, public moneys, and to administer the charges against late payments.
This act allows for Carleton County to loan $40,000 to any company to build a branch railway along the Saint Andrews to Quebec line, and stipulates how it will be paid back.