9 When Directors to be elected, and how, &c.

10 When proceedings may be commenced. Notice to be given,

&c.

11 President, and qualifications of Directors, &c.
12 Provision for election of

13 Corporation not dissolved by non-election of Directors on
the proper day

14 Who are to vote

15 How and when profits and losses to be accounted for
16 Directors may make rules, appoint Clerks, &c.

17 Limitation of excess of debts above monies paid in
18 When Directors personally liable, &c.

19 No bills to be issued under 10s

20 Restraints imposed

21 Shares in what manner transferrable

BANKRUPT LAWS

32 Non-user before 1st January, 1821, not to be a cause of for-

feiture of Incorporation

Not introduced into this Province

BARGAIN AND SALE.

1 Registry of Deeds of

BARRISTERS..

BEEF AND PORK.

2 Form of Memorial to be registered (See Register Office.)

(See Law Society.)

1 Inspectors of, to be appointed

2 Oath of

PAGE.

476

ib.

ib.

ib.

ib.

477

ib.

ib.

ib.

ib.

ib.

3 Not to be dealers in Beef or Pork

ib.

4 Quality of Beef to be packed

ib:

C

5 Manner of sorting

6 Barrels to be branded

7 Mode of pickling Beet

8 Quality and size of Barrels for packing of Beef
9 Manner in which Barrels to be branded
10 Inspector not to act out of his own District
11 Penalty for neglecting or refusing to inspect
12 Fees to Inspector

14

13 Penalty for negligence or fraud in inspecting
for intermixing Beef or Pork after branded
for counterfeiting brand marks

15

16 Quality and size of Barrels for packing Pork

17 Quality of Pork to be packed, and manner of sorting it
18 Manner of pickling it

19 Certificates to be given by Inspector

ib.

ib.

ib.

20 No person compellable to have Beef or Pork inspected
21 Fines and forfeitures, how recoverable and to be disposed of
22 Time for commencing actions for any thing done in pursu-
ance of 45th Geo. 3d, c 8

ceiver General

4 Dates and expiration of Licences

5 Fee to Inspector therefor

6 When monies collected are to be paid by Inspector to Re-

7 How fines and forfeitures are to be applied

ib.

281

ib.

ib.

BILLS OF EXCHANGE.

1 Persons forging foreign Bills, &c. guilty of single felony
2 How punished

276

ib.

3 No person to make Plates for Foreign Bills, nor write, or
print them, &c. without written authority

4 Punishment therefor

5 Persons indicted not allowed to traverse

ib.

277

ib.

6 Certificate of former conviction evidence on trial for second
offences

9 Ordinance 17th Geo. 3d, relating to Bills of Exchange re-
pealed

10 Damages and Interest allowed on Foreign Bills protested
11 Ditto on inland Bills, Notes, &c. protested

12 Expences of Protest, by whom to be paid

13 Interest on loans of money fixed at 6 per cent.

(See Schools.)

ib.

ib.

300

ib.

BOATS.

BONDS.

BOUNDARY LINES.

Boats, &c. may be taken for Government purposes in cases
of emergency

1 Bonds or other contracts, wherein a greater interest is re-
served than 6 per cent. illegal

2 To be given by Auctioneers
(See Probate and Surrogate.)

1 Monuments to be placed at the corners of each Township
and Concession

2 Lines therefrom to be the permanent boundary lines of such
Township and Concession

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255

300

407

109

ib.

3 To be under the inspection and order of the Surveyor Genl. 110
4 Effect of such boundary lines

5 Capital felony to pull down such monuments

6 How Surveyor General shall proceed

7 Application for erection of monuments to be made to Quar-

ter Sessions by 30 freeholders

ib.

ib.

ib.

ib.

8 Expences of, how defrayed

ib.

9 How proportion of expences collected in cases where per-
sons do not reside within the Township

110-11

10 What to be the unalterable boundary lines of Townships,
Concessions, and Lots

437

11 Course and division of side lines and how to be run
12 What shall be considered the front of each Concession

12 How side lines of Lots ascertained when patents have
issued embracing several

14 What to be done when original posts are lost

CHAIRMAN OF QUAR. 1 May take acknowledgement of Bar of Dower

TER SESSIONS,

CHAPIN, ABNER

CHILDREN.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

CHURCH WARDENS.

-2 Fees to

Act to afford relief to

(See Widows, Orphans.)

(See Marriage.)

Appointment and powers of

CIVIL ADMINISTRA-

TION.

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282

283

485

15

(See Slaves, No. 10.)

1 £2500 granted annually to defray the expences of
2 £4815 granted to defray charges of Civil Government for the
year 1819

372

471-4

CLAIMS.

CLERGY.

1 To real property, or contracts or securities executed pre-
vious to the Act of 32d Geo. 3d, c 1, not affected thereby
in its repeal of part of 14th Geo. 3, c 83

2 Under Heir and Devisee Act (See Heirs and Devisees.)
(See Forfeited Estates.)

1 The word "Clergy" shall be intended to be meant by the
word "Clergyman" in certain Deeds of Grant

2 Such Deeds to be valid in securing the rights of the Crown,
Clergy, and Subject respectively

CLERK OF THE CROWN

To keep an Office in each District

93

CLERK OF THE PEACE. 1 Assessors returns to be transmitted to (See No. 17.)
2 To record certain Marriages (See Marriage.)

3 To deliver yearly to Sheriffs a list of Jurors duly classed
4 Penalty in case of neglect

5 To enregister Recognizances entered into by Innkeepers
6 And lay same before Quarter Sessions (See Parish and
Town Officers).

7 Fees to, on barring of Dower

8 Fees to, on Certificates to Ministers of Church of Scotland,
to authorise their Marrying

9 To certify notices of claims under Heir and Devisee Act 196-242
10 Fee therefor

COINS.

18 Fees on each list, and other fees

19 Other duties as to Assessment Returns

20 To receive returns of Licences issued by Inspectors, to lay
same before Quarter Sessions, and transmit copies to In-
spector General

21 Duties as to return of ratable property in Kingston for the
Assessment of the Town

22

2223

24

as to York, Sandwich, and Amherstburgh

of, in the establishment of a Market in Niagara
of, relative to Tavern Licences

(See Assessment, from No. 44 to 74.)

1 What Gold and Silver Coins to be deemed a legal tender
2 Specification, value, and respective weights of such Gold
Coins (See No. 16.)

-3 Of Silver Coins

4 Counterfeiting or falsifying such Current Coins shall be
deemed felony

PAGE.
331

ib.

347

377

390

393

418

85

85, 261

86

ib.

5 Or knowingly importing such counterfeit or falsified Coins
6 Punishment for knowingly uttering or tendering false and
counterfeit money

7 Second offence felony

8 Punishment for importing false and counterfeit brass or
copper money, to sell or pass

9 Such brass or copper money to be seized and defaced, and
one moiety thereof to belong to His Majesty, and the other
to the Informer

10 Tender in copper money limited to one shilling in one pay-

-

ib.

ment

ib.

11 Suspected pieces of money may be broken, cut, or defaced
12 By whom the loss arising thereby shall be borne
13 Questions arising thereupon to be decided by a Justice of
the Peace

ib.

ib.

ib.

-14 Counterfeit gold or silver Coin produced in a Court of Jus-
tice, how disposed of

15 Ordinance of 17th Geo.3, for regulating the Currency repealed
16 Weight and Rates of gold Coin which shall pass current
17 Allowance on each grain over or under the standard
18 Regulations when gold is weighed in bulk

19 Table of weights

COLLECTORS OF CUS- 1 Governor may appoint Collectors (See No. 8.)

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