This Act continues the 1832 Act, “An Act to continue for a limited time, two certain Acts therein mentioned, relating to the collection of the Revenue at the Inland Ports of Entry in this Province, and to make further provision in that behalf,” until 1834.
This Act outlines how allowances should be distributed to Members of the Assembly for expences incurred by their attendance at the Sessions of the Provincial Parliament.
This Act suspends and replaces most of the 1777 Act, “An Ordinance for ascertaining damages on protested Bills of Exchange, and fixing the rate of interest in the Province of Quebec.” This Act is to remain in force until 1838.
This Act dispenses with certain previous oaths and declarations on the part of those holding certain offices, and replaces them with one standard oath. The Act also provides that it will no longer be required that "the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper" be taken for any non-religious reason.
This Act extends into perpetuity the Act cited in this Act's title. It also describes the role of the Returning Officer, with the duties and entitlements pertaining thereto.
This Act proposes to revive the two Acts cited in this Act's title for four years plus the time to the conclusion of the following legislative session.
This act regulates how marriages are to be performed in Newfoundland, who can perform them, the keeping of marriage registers, and other matters regarding marriage which were priorly legislated by the parliament in London.
This Act lists the fees that Justices of the Peace are to charge for services rendered by Clerks, Constables or Baliffs. This Act is to remain in force until 1835.
This Act enumerates the regulations around holding the office of Sheriff, and the provisions designed to guard against misconduct by those holding this office.
This Act revives and continues the 1827 Act, “An Act to prevent fraudulent Debtors evading their Creditors in certain parts of the Province,” which is to remain in force until 1836.