CHAPTER 5.

An Act respecting the Territorial Division of Ontario for Municipal and Judicial purposes.

EXISTING DIVISIONS OF ONTARIO UNION OF CITIES WITH COUNTIES FOR

CONTINUED, S. 1. Counties, s. 1 (1–42).

Provisional County of Haliburton, s. 1 (43).

Provisional Judicial Districts, s. 1
(44, 45).

Territorial Districts, s. 1 (46-48).
Temporary Judicial District of
Nipissing, s. 1 (49).

EXPRESS MENTION OF TOWNS, ETC.,

NOT TO EXCLUDE GENERAL PRO

FORMATION OF NEW TOWNSHIPS, SS.
12, 13.

VISIONS IN CASES OF TOWNS, ETC., ANNEXATION OP GORES OF LAND TO

NOT MENTIONED, s. 2.

UNITED COUNTIES, ss. 3, 4.

TOWNSHIPS, s. 14.

ER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the
Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, enacts

as follows:

continued.

1. The Territorial Division of Ontario into Counties and Existing orDistricts shall continue as hereinafter set forth, and for muni- ganization cipal and judicial purposes such Counties, and for judicial purposes such Districts, shall respectively consist of the several Townships hereinafter mentioned, including in the said Townships, Counties and Districts the Towns and Incorporated Villages situated within the limits of such Townships, Counties and Districts respectively, and including m certain of such Courties and Districts other lands as hereinafter mentioned. R. S. O. 1877, c. 5, s. 1.

Bruce.

Carleton.

Together with all that portion of the peninsular tract of land known as the Indian Reserve, and not included in the County of Grey, and the Islands in Lake Huron and the Georgian Bay contiguous to the said Reserve,

Dufferin.

Dundas.

And the Village of Shelburne. 38 V.c.31; 43 V.c.37.

5. THE COUNTY OF DUNDAS

Shall consist of the Townships of

1. Matilda,

2. Mountain,

3. Williamsburgh,

4. Winchester,

Except that the Township of Pelée shall continue to be separate, for municipal purposes, from the County of Essex. R. S. O. 1877, c. 5, s. 1 (7).

8. Kennebec,

9. Kingston,

10. Loughborough,
11. Miller,

12. Olden,
13. Oso,

14. Palmerston,
15. Pittsburgh,
16. Portland,

17. Storrington,

18. Wolfe Island (including

Simcoe Island, Horse Shoe Island and Mud Island.)

14. Sarawak,

15. Sullivan,

16. Sydenham,

Together with (exclusive of the Townships of Keppel and Sarawak) that portion of the peninsular tract of

land known as the Indian Reserve, and situated between
lines drawn northward from the north-east angle of
Arran and the north-west angle of Derby, until they
respectively strike Colpoy's Bay, on the east side of the
Indian Village, and the waters of the Georgian Bay, and
the Islands contiguous thereto.