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Legislative Bills, Law and legislation, Banking law, Niagara District Bank, United Church of England and Ireland, Canadian Inland Steam Navigation Company, Colonial Bank of Canada, St. Andrew's Society of Montreal, Guelph and Wellington Roads Company, Bank of Clifton, International Bank of Canada, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, Public Finance, Patrimoine, Church and state, Boundaries, Life Insurance, Debtor and creditor, Inland navigation, Harbors, Property tax, Lawyers, Estate, Friendly societies, Tax assessment, Estates (Law), Surveying, Roads, Auditing, Tariff, BankruptcyPeople
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Cover title.
At head of title: No. 184. 2nd Session, 6th Parliament, 22 Victoria, 1859.
"Received and read, first time, Tuesday, 22nd March, 1859. Second reading, Monday, 28th March, 1859."
"Mr. Playfair."
"(Private bill.)"
Caption title: Bill : an act to enable the rector of the Protestant Episcopal Church at Perth, in the county of Lanark, with the consent of the Bishop and church wardens, to raise a loan on certain church property for the purpose of finishing the parish church.
Licensed for access by U. of T. users.
2 p. ; 33 cm.
Mode of access: ECO website.
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