This act incorporates the Association of la Congrégation des Hommes de la Paroisse de Saint Roch de Québec, which has as its goal the encouragement of charity and morality.
This act incorporates the Communauté des soeurs de Ste. Croix to establish a school for girls. The community is permitted to own, acquire, and sell property, so long as all rents and profits are applied to the said school.
This act incorporates the Roman Catholic Archbishops and Bishops of each diocese of Lower Canada, enabling them to possess property for religious purposes. The act also applies to any new Catholic diocese which may be created after the passing of this act.
An act to incorporate La Communauté des Révérendes Soeurs de la Charité for the purposes of establishing a hospital to care for the sick and infirm at Bytown, in Upper Canada.
An act clearing any question of ownership over a certain plot of land originally owned by the Calvinistic Baptist Congregation of Perth, after questions arose concerning the authority of the Trustees of the congregation to transfer title of the land to a merchant named Murdoch McDonnell.
An act enabling the Rector and Church Wardens of the Protestant Episcopal Church of St. James, Toronto, to lease part of their Church lands that was intended to be the site of a church and burial ground.
This act transfers management of church lands to new church trustees due to the death of several trustees, confirming that the lands in question can be used for the benefit of the church.
This act allows for the administrators of the Saint John Church, in Burton Parish, Sunbury County to sell a piece of property in the church's possession.