This act permits the government to raise funds in order to build a Colonial House in Saint John's, which will be used by the legislative assembly to hold their meetings. The act appoints commissioners who will take charge of the project, from the raising of funds to the supervision of construction.
This act continues an act passed in 1833, which regulates navigation into and out of the port of Saint John's, and sets tariffs on each vessel by type.
This act creates the office of a provincial revenue collector and stipulates what his responsibilities and duties are to be, and penalties for their violation.
This act sets aside sums of money for the salaries of members representing cities and towns. It specifies what these salaries will be, and how these salaries will be paid for.
This Act provides certain sums, as outlined, to be granted to Members of the Assembly for the expenses occasioned by their attendance at the sessions of Parliament.
This act authorises the repayment of an amount of two thousand one hundred and fifty pounds loaned by the crown to the legislative assembly in order to help the province contain the cholera crisis of 1834.
This act authorises the raising of money through the issuing of loans in order to pay for various public works. It specifies the terms of loans, maximum interest fees, collection and issuance of debentures, terms of expiration, and other matters regarding the repayment of this debt.
This act authorises the sum of eight thousand one hundred and seven pounds to be paid back to the crown in return for funds advanced to cover legislative expenditures.
This act authorises the collection of a tax of one halfpenny per resident of the district of Prince Edward for three years in order to erase a debt of 1,500 pounds incurred by the said district.
This act allots specific sums of money to individuals who performed a service to the government in the current fiscal year. It also provides for sums of money to defray the cost of maintaining or building roads across the province.