An act to incorporate The Agricultural Association of Upper Canada which allows them to own property and distribute funds to improve farm stock and produce.
An act to incorporate The Lower Canada Agricultural Society which allows them to own property and have a board to distribute funds for improving farm stock and produce.
An act allowing the formation of up to two agricultural societies in each County in Lower Canada, as well as a section allowing the Agricultural Society of Montreal to collect money from a former Treasurer.
An act to amend the Act for the encouragement of Agriculture by the establishment of Agricultural Societies in Lower Canada, removing any question surrounding the legality of Agricultural Societies formed under the previous act, and to repeal a section of the above law regarding restrictions on certain types of seeds.
This act allows for the creation of agricultural societies in the part of the province formerly known as Upper Canada. It specifies how these societies will be funded and organized, but is much less detailed than the act of the same title allowing for the creation of agricultural societies in Lower Canada.
This act allows for the establishment of agricultural societies in the part of the province formerly known as Lower Canada. These societies will be given a revenue by the provincial government and will raise funds by subscription, which they will spend on establishing awards for excellence in rearing cattle or produce. The act specifies how these societies are to be organized and how funds are to be collected and disbursed.
An act to exempt vehicles carrying manure, as well as citizens travelling to and from church from tolls on turnpike roads, with the exception of toll bridges.
An act imposing duties on imports of agricultural produce and livestock to the Province of Canada, with the exception of agricultural produce and livestock for the Fisheries of the province.
This Ordinance lists sums in total not exceeding sixty eight thousand three hundred and eighty pounds, ten shillings and six pence, to be distributed to defray the Provincial Government's civil expenses, including to hospitals and charitable institutions and to cover costs of building and maintaining roads, rail-roads, and waterways as described.