An act authorizing the Court of Queen's Bench and the High Court of Chancery of Upper Canada, to admit Samuel Bealey Harrison to practise as an Attorney and Solicitor.
An act that authorizes the District Council of the District of Johnstown to assume the debts of the Building Commission which raised the money to build a Gaol and Courthouse for the district.
An act to change the dates during which the Courts of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace and District Courts are held in Upper Canada, to the first Tuesday of the months of January, April and July and the third Tuesday of the month of November.
An act to amend a previous piece of legislation entitled "An Ordinance for establishing an efficient system of Police in the Cities of Quebec and Montreal," reducing the penalty for certain crimes.
An act that repeals "An Act for the division of the Province of Lower Canada, for amending the Judicature thereof, and for repealing certain laws therein mentioned" and abolishes the existing Court of Appeals of Lower Canada, replacing it with a new Court of Appeals.
An act to abolish previous legislation establishing the Inferior District of Gaspé and to establish a distinct District of Gaspé, separate from the District of Quebec with its own Courts and Judges. The Act includes the details of the establishment of courts in the district and the appointment of judges to these courts.
An act to repeal "An Act to provide for the more easy and expeditious administration of justice in civil causes and matters involving small pecuniary value, in that part of this Province heretofore Lower Canada", and to abolish the district courts in Lower Canada, and to reform the Court of Queen's Bench including various procedures for selecting chief justices and appointing justices to the courts.
An act to guarantee the commissions of the current Court of King's Bench judges in the former province of Lower Canada, barring their death or removal from the bench at the behest of the legislature.
An act seeking to address the issue of violence at public meetings and large gatherings of people that lays out the definition and procedures for calling Public Meetings in the province of Canada as well as the punishments for committing various crimes while attending or in the area of a Public Meeting.
An act designed to facilitate the proof of the Laws of Upper and Lower Canada in each of the two jurisdictions in the newly created province of Canada, while also making sure that any note, memorandum or certificate made by Notaries Public in Upper Canada would be evidence and apply in the former Lower Canada and vice versa.