[1.]. Certain documents to be received in evidence without proof of seal or signature, &c. of person signing the same.
2. Courts, &c. to take judicial notice of signature of equity or common law judges, &c.
3. Copies of private Acts, printed by Queen’s printer, journals of Parliament, and proclamations, admissible as evidence.
4. Persons forging seal, stamp, or signature of certain documents, or print any private Act with false purport, guilty of felony.
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