This act amends the 1844 incorporation act for the Arestook [Aroostook] Boom Company to allow for a different time for opening meetings and to allow it to amalgamate with the Fredericton Boom Company, if so deserired.
This act amends several acts first passed by the legislative assembly of Upper Canada concerning claims filed by those who lost property in the rebellion of 1837, and fees to be paid for tavern licenses.
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.