Dumbarton Parish Act, 1856
Statutes of New Brunswick. 19 Victoria, Chapter 25
(Passed April 12, 1856)





ANNO REGNI VICTORIÆ BRITANNIARUM REGINÆ DECIMO NONO.
AT the General Assembly of the Province of New
Brunswick begun and holden at Fredericton on the
nineteenth day of October, Anno Domini One thousand
eight hundred and fifty four, in the eighteenth Year of the
Reign of Our Sovereign Lady VICTORIA, by the Grace of
God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
Queen, Defender of the Faith, and from thence continued
by several prorogations to the fourteenth day of February,
One thousand eight hundred and fifty six ; being the Third
Session of the Sixteenth General Assembly convened in
the said Province.

CAP. XXV.

An Act to erect the upper part of the Parish of Saint 
    Patrick, in the County of Charlotte, into a separate 
    Town or Parish. 

 
Section. 
  1. Parish of Dumbarton erected. 
  2. To possess privileges of other Parishes.
Section.
3. Commencement of Act, and effect on 
    assessments, &c.
  
Passed 12th April 1856.
    BE it enacted by the Lieutenant Governor, Legislative
Council, and Assembly, as follows :-

    1. All that part of the Parish of Saint Patrick, in the
County of Charlotte, situate on the northern side of a line
commencing at the northeastern corner of the Parish of Saint
Andrews, and thence running in a direct line easterly to and
along the southern boundary lines of the Grants to James 
M'Farlane and John Gilman to the Digdeguash River, thence
down stream along the same to the lower line of the Lot
granted to John Campbell, thence along the same easterly to
the rear thereof, thence northerly along the rear of said last
mentioned Lot, to meet the westerly prolongation of the line
dividing the Lots then and eleven, in the Clarence Hill, and 
thence easterly along the said line, dividing the Lots number
ten and eleven, to the westerly line of the Parish of Saint
George, shall be and the same is hereby erected into a separate
Town or Parish, to be known by the name of the Town or 
Parish of Dumbarton.

    2. The said Town or Parish shall have the same privileges,
and be subject to the same laws and regulations, as extend
to or govern the other Parishes in the County.

    3. This Act shall not come into operation or be in force
until the first day of September next, and it shall not interfere
with or prevent the recovery of any assessment which may
have been previously made or ordered, or with any fines,
penalties, or moneys which may have accrued to or become
due, or with the discharge of the duties of any officer who may
have been appointed for the year then running ; but every such
officer shall discharge his duty until the end of the year, in the
same manner as if the Parish of Saint Patrick had not been
divided.


Transcriber's Remarks

The short title was not part of the original. It was added by the transcriber.

Transcribed by Craig Walsh.
May 2001.

Source
New Brunswick. Acts of the General Assembly of Her Majesty's Province of New Brunswick, Passed in the Months of March, April, and May, 1856. Fredericton: J. Simpson, Queen's Printer. 1856. pp. 42 - 43.

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This page was prepared by Craig Walsh.
First Posted 30 September 2001.