Legislation by Source Document: Early Canadiana Online
Displaying 1801 - 1810 of 6042 entries
| Title | Chapter | Date Passed | Legislative Summary | Source Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| An Act to incorporate certain persons as The Guelph and Arthur Road Company. July, 1847. | 10 & 11 Victoria – Chapter 91 | 1847 | An act to incorporate The Guelph and Arthur Road Company to construct a plank, macadamized, or gravel road from Guelp to Arthur. The act outlines the construction, business structure, and property that the corporation can hold. | Early Canadiana Online |
| An Act to amend the Act incorporating “The Etobicoke and Mono Sixth-Line Road Company.” 28th July, 1847. | 10 & 11 Victoria – Chapter 90 | 1847 | An act to amend the act of incorporation of The Etobicoke and Mono Sixth-Line Road Company so that stockholders will pay one-tenth of the capital stock instead of one-third. | Early Canadiana Online |
| An Act to incorporate certain persons under the name of The Port Credit and Hurontario Plank Road Company. 28th July, 1847. | 10 & 11 Victoria – Chapter 89 | 1847 | An act to incorporate The Port Credit and Hurontario Plank Road Company to build a road from Port Credit to Caledon. The act outlines the business structure and the property that the corporation can hold. | Early Canadiana Online |
| An Act to incorporate certain persons as The Guelph and Dundas Road Company. 28th July, 1847. | 10 & 11 Victoria – Chapter 88 | 1847 | An act to incorporate The Guelph and Dundas Road Company who will build a road in from Guelph to Dundas meeting the road leading to Waterloo. The act outlines the construction of the plank, macadamized, or gravel road, the business structure, and the property that the corporation can hold. | Early Canadiana Online |
| An Act to amend the Act incorporating The Cobourg and Rice Lake Plank Road and Perry Company. 28th July, 1847. | 10 & 11 Victoria – Chapter 87 | 1847 | An act to amend the act of incorporation for The Cobourg and Rice Lake Plank Road and Ferry Company to make all directors stockholders with at least eight shares and describe how stock will be paid for. | Early Canadiana Online |
| An Act to revive and extend the Act incorporating the Humber Harbour and Road Company. 28th July, 1847. | 10 & 11 Victoria – Chapter 86 | 1847 | An act to extend the incorporation of the Humber Harbour and Road Company for an additional five years. | Early Canadiana Online |
| An Act to incorporate The Toronto Dry-Dock Company. 28th July, 1847 | 10 & 11 Victoria – Chapter 85 | 1847 | An act to incorporate the Toronto Dry-Dock Company to build, repair, and fit vessels for shipping on Lake Ontario. The act outlines the construction of dry-docks and wharfs, the business structure and property that the corporation can hold. | Early Canadiana Online |
| An Act to incorporate certain persons under the name of The Burlington Bay Dock and Ship-Building Company. 28th July, 1847. | 10 & 11 Victoria – Chapter 84 | 1847 | An act to incorporate The Burlington Dock and Ship-Building Company to facilitate trade on Lake Ontario. The act outlines the construction of ships, docks, and wharfs, the business structure of the corporation, and the property that they can hold. | Early Canadiana Online |
| An Act to incorporate The Montreal Telegraph Company. 28th July, 1847. | 10 & 11 Victoria – Chapter 83 | 1847 | An act to incorporate the Montreal Telegraph Company how has a line from Toronto to Quebec.The act allows them to maintain their line, outlines the business structure, and states what property the corporation can hold. | Early Canadiana Online |
| An Act to incorporate the British North American Electric Telegraph Association. | 10 & 11 Victoria – Chapter 82 | 1847 | An act to incorporate the British North American Electric Telegraph Association to allow them to build a line between the City of Quebec and Halifax. The line will allow for communication between the United Kingdom, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick. The act outlines how the line will be built, the business structure, and property that the corporation can hold. | Early Canadiana Online |