This act allows for the taxing of alcohol coming into the province, specifying who is responsible for the collection of tariffs and the determination of the value in order to ascertain how much tax will be charged on each item.
This act grants a certain sum of money to John Henry Dunn, the province's receiver general, in repayment for duties which he executed on behalf of the legislature.
This act grants sums of money to the treasurer of the home district, the treasurer of the Brockville police, and the treasurer of the district of Niagara, in repayment of over-expenditure incurred during the cholera outbreak of the previous summer.
This Act authorizes the Receiver General to borrow the funds necessary to make good on the total compensation owing to those suffering losses due to the War of 1812. This Act is further to 3 William IV -- Chapter 26.
This Act repeals certain previous legislation regarding compensation of those suffering losses due to the War of 1812, and authorizes the Receiver General to borrow up to 55,000 pounds to make good on such compensation.
This Act lists several sums to be distributed to defray certain expences of the Civil Government, including costs incurred for postage and for services rendered.
This Act continues the 1832 Act, “An Act to continue for a limited time, two certain Acts therein mentioned, relating to the collection of the Revenue at the Inland Ports of Entry in this Province, and to make further provision in that behalf,” until 1834.
This Act authorizes the government to borrow up to 70,000 pounds for work to be undertaken on Saint Lawrence River infrastructure. The Act also provides detail as to the work to be done.
This Act outlines how allowances should be distributed to Members of the Assembly for expences incurred by their attendance at the Sessions of the Provincial Parliament.