This act allows for the incorporation of the Musquash and Digdeguash Brook River Driving Company and establishes what its authority will be and how it will be governed.
This act is essentially an amendment to an act passed in 1839, entitled "An Act to amend several Acts now in force respecting Light Houses, and to make further provision for the said Light Houses, and to consolidate the Laws respecting the same," and is meant to extend the powers originally granted to the provincial lighthouse commissioners in the original act.
This act allows the Grand River Navigation Company to raise a sum of money by way of a loan to pay off debts and continue building their navigation projects through the town of Brantford.
This act incorporates the Wolfe Island Railway and Canal Company under the named individuals, and legislates the rules and regulations under which the company is to operate.
This is an amendment to a past act which prevented obstructions in rivers in Upper Canada. The amendment omits the rivers Saint Lawrence, Ottawa, and any rivers which contain salmon, pickerel, black bass or perch from the said amendment.
This is an amendment to an 1850 act called "An Act to repeal two certain Acts therein mentioned relating to Agriculture, and to provide for the remedy of abuses prejudicial to Agriculture," which repeals and replaces several past acts regarding trade and advancement in agriculture.
This is an amendment to an act passed in 1850 which consolidated the laws pertaining to Trinity House in Quebec, and which pertains to the required use of pilots by vessels in the St. Lawrence. The amendment is meant to correct a clerical error.
This act repeals past acts which dictate that the money required to maintain lighthouses and buoys is to be paid by tonnage dues paid by vessels coming into harbour, and instead will be paid by the province.
This is an amendment to an 1849 act, which enables better waterway management and the building of a canal on the Rivière du Chêne, which will be managed by appointed commissioners.