This act allows the defendants in cases before the Supreme Court to surrender themselves to lower court officials if they cannot come before the justices themselves.
This act extends an 1818 act regulating the oyster fishery in Northumberland and Westmorland Counites for an additional four years, and creates a new restriction on where and when oysters can be fished and penalities for violating it.
This act makes a part of the parish of St. Stephen into a separate town and parish, Saint James, lays out its boundaries, and establishes what authority its officials have.
This act creates regulations for the inspection and packaging of pickled fish for the New Brunswick market, the authority of those charged with inspection, and penalties for violations.