This act appoints a six person committee to oversee the implementation of more effectual steamship transport between St John's and ports in Great Britain, Ireland, New York, Boston, and any port in British North America.
This act alters the rules surronding the granting of patents allowing those residing in New Brunswick for less than a year to apply for them, and only allowing them to have force as long as foreign ones do.
This act establishes uniformity in weight charges for mail being delivered from the United Kingdom to the United States, and establishes new regulations for interprovincial and international mail.
This act defines how land that was purchased by the crown for use of the military for the provinces of Lower and Upper Canada, and how it is to be controlled by the United province of the Canadas.
This act encourages the investment of British capital in the New Brunswick Iron Company and allows the provincial government to renew the company's lease.
This act allows for the naturalization of foreign-born inhabitants who have resided in New Brunswick for at least seven years provided they take an oath of allegiance.