This act consolidates several past acts regarding the enlargement and improvement of the port of Montreal. The act grants a sum of one hundred and sixteen thousand two hundred and seventy-five pounds, to be controlled by the commissioners who are in charge of the project. The commissioners are required to report all expenses once per year, and provisions concerning the borrowing and repayment of money for the project are specified. Tolls and rates to be charged on ships coming into harbour are also specified.
This act amends a prior act, reappropriating sums of money which had been intended for the building of a road from Lake Ontario to Lake Huron, to improving roads and bridges in other parts of the province.
This act grants a salary of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-six pounds, fourteen shillings and nine pence to the speaker of the legislative council.
This act amends several acts first passed by the legislative assembly of Upper Canada concerning claims filed by those who lost property in the rebellion of 1837, and fees to be paid for tavern licenses.
This act authorizes the charge of money from the treasury to defray costs incurred by the provincial government. The salaries being paid to government functionaries and others who have worked for the government are specified within the act.
This act grants two hundred and thirty-two thousand nine hundred and twenty-five pounds, fourteen shillings and eight pence to defray expenses incurred by the provincial government.
This act grants two hundred and thirty-two thousand nine hundred and twenty-five pounds, fourteen shillings and eight pence to defray expenses incurred by the provincial government.
This act calls for the printing and distribution of the laws of the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, as well as the laws of United Canada as soon as they are passed and have received royal assent.