This act authorizes the Ursulines of Trois Rivières to acquire more property not exceeding fifteen hundred pounds in worth, either by donation or other means.
This act incorporates the Canada Baptist Missionary Society, whose purpose is stated as the support of ministers, and the establishment of educational institutions throughout the province.
This act incorporates the Communauté des soeurs des saints noms de Jésus de Marie so that they can educate young girls in the districts of Longueil and Chambly.
This act prevents all forms of trade and labour on Sundays, as well as legislating for the closure of all public houses and taverns, in the part of the province formerly known as Upper Canada.
This act extends the right of the congregations of Christians Unitarians at Montréal to maintain their own parish records, and to hold and register land in the name of the church.
Because of the lack of general publication of an act passed in the prior year regarding the rights of the clergy to vote and run for election led to various clergymen having voted against the law, this act secures these clergymen against legal penalties as they were not priorly informed of said act before the last election.
An act to incorporate an Association of Religious Ladies known as "Les Dames Religieuses du Sacré Coeur de Jésus” who owned and operated a school for young women and girls in the county of Leinster in the District of Montreal.