The condition of this obligation is such, that if the said Company shall pay unto the said A. B. his executors, administrators or assigns, on the which will be in the year day of of Our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and pal sum of the rate of yearly, on the the princi then the above written obligation is to become void, otherwise to remain in full force. Given under our Common Seal, this day of SCHEDULE G. by FORM OF TRANSFER OF MORTGAGE OR BOND. I, A. B of of in consideration of the sum of paid do hereby transfer a certain mortgage (or bond) Number made by the Canadian Loan and Investment Com, bearing date the day of pany to sum of for securing the and interest, and all my right, estate and interest in and to the possessions, profits, calls, and property (as the case may be) thereby assigned, together with all covenants and other securities granted or entered into by or on behalf of the said association in respect thereof.. one of the Shareholders of the Canadian Loan and Investment Company, doth hereby appoint C. D. to be proxy of the said A. B., in his absence to vote in his name upon any matter relating to the undertaking, proposed at the meeting of the Shareholders of the Company, to be held on the day of next, in such manner as the said C. D. doth think proper. In witness whereof, the said A. B. doth hereunto set his hand (or if it be a Corporation, say the Common Seal of the Corporation) the day of Preamble. The Rector of Cornwall Convey certain Justices of the Peace in and for the County of Given under our hands and seals, the day and year first above written. CAP. CXXVII. C. D. An Act to authorize the Reverend Henry Patton to convey in fee simple a portion of a certain Glebe. WE [Assented to 1st July, 1856.] HEREAS the Station House, Engine House and all the other buildings connected with the Station on the line of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, at the Town of Cornwall in the County of Stormont in Upper Canada, and also the said Railway for the distance of about one mile, are situate on that part of the Glebe of the Rectory of Cornwall aforesaid, situate immediately in rear of the said Town and in front of the second concession of the Township of Cornwall, in the County aforesaid, and which in the Patent granting the same is described as containing sixty-four acres, more or less; And whereas heretofore on the thirteenth day of June in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-three, a certain provisional agreement was made between the Reverend Henry Patton, the then and present Incumbent of said Rectory, and Messieurs Jackson, Peto, Brassey and Betts, the Contractors for the construction of that portion of said Railway affecting the said Lands. for the sale of the said portion of the said Glebe above described: And whereas the said parties desire to have the said agreement carried out, and that power should be given to the said Henry Patton to convey in fee simple the said portion of the said Glebe so agreed to be conveyed to the parties in the said agreement mentioned, and that the moneys arising from the sale should be reinvested in a manner more advantageous and profitable to the said Rectory than the land now is, and it is expedient to grant such power: Therefore, Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Assembly of Canada, enacts as follows: I. The said the Reverend Henry Patton, the Rector of Cornwall aforesaid, may and he is hereby empowered to convey in empowered to fee simple the said lands above mentioned and hereinafter Glebe land to described, in pursuance of the said agreement in the Preamble of this Act referred to and according thereto, that is to say: all that portion of the Glebe of the Rectory of Cornwall situate the Grand Trunk Railway Compa ny. immediately immediately in rear of the said Town of Cornwall, and in front of the second concession of the Township of Cornwall in the County of Stormont, and which in the original grant thereof from the Crown, is described as containing by admeasurement sixty-four acres, be the same more or less; and such conveyance may be made by the usual and ordinary deed of bargain and sale to the said parties named above in the Preamble of this Act or their certain Attorney, and such deed when executed by the said Henry Patton in his own name in the usual manner, shall vest in the grantees therein named, their heirs and assigns, the fee simple of the said lands and tenements in this section above described, as fully and effectually as if the same had been granted by the Crown in the first instance to the said Henry Patton, his heirs and assigns, to his and their own use for ever; Provided always, that there shall be reserved from Proviso. the cast and west end of the said Glebe, for the public use, the usual road allowance. hold the said lands free of trusts, &c. II. Upon and after the delivery of the said deed in the pre- Grantees to ceding section mentioned, the grantee or grantees therein named shall and may hold, possess and deal with the said lands therein and in the preceding section hereinabove mentioned, in all respects freed from all trusts, charges or limitations other than those incidental to the ordinary grants of lands in fee simple from the Crown to purchasers. money and III. The said the Reverend Henry Patton may receive from The Rector the said parties to the said agreement the amount agreed by may receive them to be paid as purchase money, on the execution of the the purchase said deed, and the said money shall be invested for the benefit discharge the of the said Rectory in the manner hereinafter mentioned; and grantees. the said grantee or grantees in the said deed of conveyance, or the said parties paying the purchase money, shall not be bound to see to the disposal thereof, nor shall they after payment of the purchase money to the said Henry Patton, be further liable in respect thereof, and the receipt of the said Henry Patton for the same shall, as against all persons whomsoever, relieve the persons paying the same, or the said grantee or grantees, from all claims and demands connected with the said lands or the purchase money therefor. invested and IV. The said purchase money in the last preceding section Purchase mentioned, shall be invested for the benefit of the said Rectory money to be and for the support of the present Incumbent and his successors, interest only in the name of such Incumbent the said the Reverend Henry to be used by Patton and the Churchwardens of Trinity Church in the said Incumbent. Town of Cornwall, in Provincial Securities, the interest only to be received by the said Incumbent and his successors, and to be applied to his and their use as such Incumbent: Provided al- Proviso: Act ways nevertheless, that nothing in this Act contained shall not to affect extend to supersede or interfere with any legal proceedings now decision as to legality of pending in any Court of Law or Equity in this Province, in Rectories, which 36 except that to stand in the stead of the lands. which the legality of the Patent constituting the said Rectory is the money is involved, or with any legislation affecting the Rectories generally; and in the event of any such legislation or of any such judicial decision being adverse to the said Patent, then and in such case the said purchase money invested as aforesaid shall stand in place of the said lands, and shall be affected in the same manner as the said lands would have been but for the passing of this Act. Public Act. V. This Act shall be deemed a Public Act. CAP. CXXVIII. Preamble. Certain Acts 10 & 11 V. .c. 67. An Act to amend and consolidate the several Acts, incorporating the Mount Royal Cemetery Company. [Assented to 1st July, 1856. HEREAS it is expedient to amend and consolidate the several Acts now in force in this Province incorporating the Mount Royal Cemetery Company: Therefore, Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Assembly of Canada, enacts as follows: I. From and after the passing of this Act the Act passed in repealed, viz the session held in the tenth and eleventh years of Her Maiesty's Reign, and intituled, An Act to incorporate the Montreal Cemetery Company, and the two Acts passed in the Session held in the sixteenth year of Her Majesty's Reign, and intituled, respectively, An Act to amend the Act to incorporate the Montreal Cemetery Company, and for other purposes therein 16 V. c. 118. mentioned, and An Act to amend the Act incorporating the Mount Royal Cemetery Company, shall be and the same are hereby repealed. 16 V. c. 56. The present Corporation continued. II. The present Stockholders, being severally the proprietors of a Lot or Lots in the said Cemetery for which they shall have paid to the said Company the sum of Five pounds Currency or more, and such others as may hereafter become Shareholders, having paid to the said Company for a Lot or Lots in the said Cemetery the sum of Five pounds Currency or more, and their successors for ever, shall continue to be and are hereby constituted a body politic and corporate in fact and in name by Corporate the name of "The Mount Royal Cemetery Company;" and by name and gen- that name they and their successors shall have perpetual suceral powers. cession, and a common seal, with power to alter and make new the same at pleasure, and may by that name contract and be contracted with, sue and be sued, plead and be impleaded in all Courts and places whatsoever, and shall have full power and authority to take, purchase, and acquire by any title what soever, and to hold, possess, and enjoy without letters of mort main (saving always the droit d'indemnité of the Seignior) any lands lands lor immoveable property within the Island of Montreal, Real property. but without the present limits of the city, not exceeding two hundred arpents in extent, and may also take and hold moveable property for the purposes hereinafter mentioned: Provided Proviso: real always, that such immoveable property shall be held and used property to be solely for the purpose of a Public Cemetery and Garden and held for certhe necessary and convenient roads and access to the same. tain purposes only. be in shares of III. The Capital Stock of the said Company shall be divided Capital of the into shares of Five pounds Currency each; and each share- Company to holder, except those who have already entered their names in £5 each the Books of Subscription heretofore opened by the Company, shall, before he shall be considered a shareholder, enter his name Subscription in the Book or Books of the Company to be kept for that pur- books. pose, and shall after his name enter in the said Book or Books Subscribers to that one of the several religious denominations hereinafter men- state the denotioned to which he chooses to be deemed to belong, that is to say, Members of the Church of England, Presbyterians, Metho- belong. dists, Congregationalists, Baptists or Unitarians. mination to which they tion of Trus IV. There shall be an annual General Meeting of the Com- Annual meetpany and an Election of Trustees on some two days in each iugs and elecyear appointed or to be appointed from time to time by the By- tees. Laws of the Company; and the Trustees shall always remain Term of office. in office, as shall the Trustees now in office, until the end of the day appointed for the election of their successors and until the appointment of their successors as hereinafter mentioned, but shall always be re-eligible if qualified as shareholders. V. Twenty-one Trustees shall be annually elected to manage Election of the affairs of the said Company in the following manner: A 21 Trustees Public Meeting of all the Shareholders shall be called once a annually. year by advertisement in one of the Newspapers published in the City of Montreal, announcing the time and place when and where such Public Meeting will be held, or in such other manner as may be provided for by the By-Laws of the Company; and at the said meeting the Chairman and Secretary who shall then be appointed for that purpose shall ascertain the number of shares held by persons of each of the religious denominations aforesaid and the shareholders of each such denomination Number to be shall be entitled to elect a number of Trustees bearing such elected by proportion to Twenty-one as the shares held by persons of each denomination, how such denomination shall bear to the whole amount of the determined. Capital Stock; and the Chairman and Secretary shall declare such proportion; Provided that each one of the said Proviso: each denominations shall be entitled to elect at least one Trustee, to have at least and that if by such proportion there be a fractional number one Trustee. equal to more than half the number which would entitle any denomination to elect another Trustee, such denomination shall be entitled to elect such other Trustee, but if the fractional number be less than this, it shall not be reckoned; and if any Provision in question shall arise as to the number of Trustees to be elected case of dif ference as to |