This act incorporates the Benevolent Societies of the Wesleyan Methodist Church, to allow the society to raise funds for the purpose of distributing literature, and supporting the widows and children of former ministers.
This act clears up some contention surronding the last will and testament of Mark Varley of Saint John, approving his bequeathing his interests in a vessel called 'El-Dorado' to the trustees of the Wesleyan Methodist Church to be used for the erection of a school.
An act to incorporate The Cataroqui Cemetery Company who will build a cemetery outside of the city of Kingston. The act outlines construction, business structure, property the corporation can hold, the boundaries of the cemetery, and the way people will be buried.
An act to allow master mason and contractor, Louis Comte, to recover 240 pounds seven shillings and four pence for his work done to build the Parish of St. Edouard.
This act allows the trustees of churches of various denominations to take out mortgages on the property they hold in trust in order to pay for repairs.
This act clarifies the religious requirements of the various colleges of the University of Toronto, stipulating that students must meet the religious education prerequisites set out by their colleges, and how those prerequisites are to be met and verified.
This act allows wesleyan ministers, who are in Lower Canada as missionaries, to perform baptisms, marriages, and burials in that part of the province without having to first obtain a special license to do so.
This act incorporates the Clercs Paroissiaux ou Catéchistes de Saint Viateur, which has as its goal the education of youth in the sciences and the elements.
This act incorporates the Révérends Pères Oblats de l'Immaculée Conception de Marie, which has as it goal the establishment of hospitals, missions, and the education of youth.