This act enables the formation of private corporations to develop mining, manufacturing, mechanical, or chemical processes and companies in the province.
This act incorporates the Huron Mining company under the individuals named, and legislates the rules and regulations under which the company is to operate.
This act incorporates the Neepigon [Nipigon] Mining Company under the named individuals, and legislates the rules and regulations under which the company is to operate.
This act incorporates the Sault Saint Maire Mining Company under the individuals named, and legislates the rules and regulations under which the company will operate.
This act incorporates the Horticultural Society of Montreal, allowing them to hold and sell property as a body corporate, and legislating the rules and regulations under which they are to operate.
This act makes it illegal to kill wild animals using any type of poison, as the most common poisons being used for the purpose have been found to affect domestic animals as well as wild.
This act allows for the York and Carelton Mining Company to begin operations and allows for the government to purchase land to be set aside for the company.
This act allows for the owner of a grist mill in Saint Patrick Parish, Charlotte County, to erect and build troughs to direct water to his mill across and under highways.
This act repeals part of an act first passed in 1845, which was an amendment to an act passed in 1841. The original act set standards by which inspectors are to grade fish set to be exported out of the province.