This act lists duties to be charged on specific goods imported into the colony in order to generate a revenue, and is largely an amendment to a similar act passed in 1841.
This act continues for four years an act originally passed in 1839, which placed a bounty of five pounds on wolf pelts in an attempt to control the wolf population.
An act to provide compensation to Doctor Thomas Rolph for past services as an Emigration Agent in the United Kingdom, upon the recommendation of Sir Charles Bagot, Governor General of the province.
This act continues various past acts regarding parishes and the erection of churches, regulation of bills of exchange, inspection of pot and pearl ashes and fish oil, and the regulation of provincial courts, among other things.
This act makes an amount of money not exceeding eighty three thousand, three hundred and three pounds, six shillings and eight pence, will be made available out of the unappropriated funds of the year 1842 to defray various expenses of the civil government for the year 1843.
This act sets out rules and regulations regarding the inspection of measurements and other requirements of timber meant to be sold as various elements of construction, including specific parts for shipbuilding. The specific standards which are to be met are included in the act, as well as the criteria which lead to automatic rejection.
This act makes it possible to immediately vacate seats of the legislative assembly if the holders of those seats should accept appointments which involve profiting from the crown or becoming accountable for public money.
This act sets out the various rules and regulations regarding the elections in all districts throughout the province of United Canada, including the eligibility of candidates and returning officers, regulations concerning polling stations, and rules for campaigning.