An act to establish a separate Registry Office in the County of Dorchester, and to arrange for the copying and transfer of records between the two Registry Offices.
This act allows for the incorporation of the Chignecto Steam Navigation Company to serve the Bay of Fundy with steam boats, and dictates how it will be administered and financed.
This act grants the authority for repairing streets and bridges in the town of Woodstock to the Parish of Woodstock, and stipulates how such repairs shall be administered and financed.
An act to extend for a limited time various Acts and Ordinances passed by the Legislature of Lower Canada regarding various Seigneurie, and other matters of infrastructure.
An act amending previous laws concerning the Board of Works for the Province of Canada, which repeals the third and subsequent sections of the bill An Act to repeal certain Ordinances therein mentioned, and to establish a Board of Works in this Province, and to replace these sections with new legislation regarding the Board of Works and its responsibilities in constructing new infrastructure in the province.
An act to allow for the establishment of a Municipal Council in the Magdalen Islands, and to extend these same benefits to communities in those parts of the Counties of Rimouski and Kamouraska known as the Madawaska Territory.
This act repeals the twenty second clause of an act passed in the first session of this same legislative year, which incorporated the St John's water company.
This act incorporates the St John's Water Company under the individuals named. The act defines the company's responsibilities and specifies the consequences for not meeting those responsibilities.
This act restores a part of recently created Albert County to Westmorland County, and changes the boundaries of the Albert County parishes of Salisbury and Coverdale.
This is a continuation of an act first passed in 1839 which consolidated several past acts concerning the building and maintenance of lighthouses in the province.
This act authorizes the raising of a further seven thousand pounds, on top of the fifteen thousand pounds already raised, for the building of Colonial House in St John's.