This act expands support for the police force, lamp lighters, public watch, and other public safety forces in the eastern side of Saint John, stipulates how it will be administered and financed.
This act allows for the establishment of a police force in the parish of Portland, Saint John County, stipulates how it will be administered, and lays out what the duties of its officers will be.
An act that continues several acts, including an act regulating the inspection of beef and pork, an act addressing bankruptcy law, an act regarding the sale of liquor in taverns, and acts regarding private property and debt.
This Act repeals previous acts relating to the taxation of dogs, and will continue in full force until other acts are created to redefine the laws on this topic.
This act legislates enables the towns of what was formerly Upper Canada to legislate various public safety concerns, such as potential fire hazards, and methods of inspecting and regulating dwellings to prevent fires. Penalties for homeowners who fail to meet the standards required by this act are specified.
An act to amend the Incorporation of the Town of Cornwall, renaming the Police Board the Town Council and the President of the Police Board the Mayor respectively. The act also outlines the duties and responsibilities of the Town Council in keeping the peace.
An act to amend a previous ordinance by repealing a section that allows a judge to order persons convicted of being loose or disorderly to pay their fines through the sale of their goods and chattels, and instead to commit such persons to the County Gaol for a period of no more than two months or until their fine is paid.
This is an amendment to an act first passed in 1833 which allows for the legal means to deal with public nuisances such as garbage and loaded carts left in public places and roads.
This act amends a prior act which established the Montreal county Mutual Fire insurance, and addresses issues such as property loss of the directors and resulting insolvency.