This act incorporates the Kingston Marine Railway company. The company is authorised to acquire and hold land in order to build a harbour and railway. It specifies how directors will be elected, how stocks will be managed, issued and sold, and the company's responsibilities to shareholders.
This act incorporates the town of Kingston, dividing it into four wards. It specifies how representatives will be elected, who is eligible for election and who can vote in said elections, the powers and responsibilities of the town council, as well as the responsibilities of other town officials who will be appointed by the town council.
This act creates the new district of Dalhousie. It specifies the towns which will be part of this district, and creates a district court, jail, and school board.
This Ordinance provides certain sums to be paid to individuals and companies, as listed, to cover the expenses incurred in fulfilling the 1830 Act, “An Act to provide for the erection of a Common Gaol in the District of Montreal."
This act creates a legal framework for property owners in the parish of West Isles, Charlotte County, to erect fences across highways, and penalties for their destruction.
This act combines sections of Halton and Simcoe counties to create the district of Wellington. The townships which are included in the district are specified. The district will have its own courts, schools, and jailhouse, and will comprise its own tax district.
This act creates the district of Colborne, specifying Peterborough as it's regional capital. The district will have its own district courts, jail, and schools, and is erected as its own tax district.
This is an amendment to an act passed in 1836, which granted specific sums of money allocated to various areas of the province to be used for the improvement of roads and bridges. This new revised act specifically names the amounts to be parceled to each district, the roads which are to be improved, and the commissioners who will be in charge of overseeing the improvements.