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Key Events in the History of Nova Scotia: 1835.
- Dickens has his work, Sketches by Boz, published.
- The English Municipal Corporations Act was passed in 1835.
- March 2nd: Trial of Joseph Howe.
- April: Melbourne once again comes in as Prime Minister replacing Peel.
- September 23rd, 1835, first instalment of Haliburton's The Clockmaker in The Novascotian under the title "Recollections of Nova Scotia."
- William MacKay is commissioned to produce a large scale map of the province.
- By an act of the legislature Cape Breton County was divided into three counties: Cape Breton, Richmand and Juste au Corps. (In 1837 Juste au Corps changed to Inverness. To complete the picture, in 1851, Cape Breton County was divided into two: Cape Breton and Victoria.)
- By an act of the legislature Halifax County was divided into three counties: Halifax, Colchester and Pictou. William MacKay map Nova Scotia
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[Forward In Time (1836)]- Dickens has his work, Sketches by Boz, published.
