This act sets out rules and regulations regarding the inspection of measurements and other requirements of timber meant to be sold as various elements of construction, including specific parts for shipbuilding. The specific standards which are to be met are included in the act, as well as the criteria which lead to automatic rejection.
This act allows for the incorporation of the Saint Stephen Log and Timber Sluice Company and establishes it authority and how it will be financed and governed.
This act sets standards by which inspectors are to grade fish set to be exported out of the province. The act also sets strict standards by which inspectors are to brand the barrels in which this fish is to be transported, indicating what grade it is.
An Act which allows British subjects to have fishing rights in the Gaspe Region between Cape Chat and the first rapid on the River Ristigouche. It also allows the same individuals to use the shores of Bonaventure Island to process the fish, including salting, curing, and drying and to cut wood for use in fishing or processing.
An Act to continue various acts of former Upper Canada including encouraging destroying wolves, providing relief for insane destitute persons, and establishing agricultural societies.
This Ordinance revives and makes permanent the 1830 Act, “An Act to restrain all Persons from undermining the Cliffs on which the Fortifications of Quebec are constructed.”