This is an amendment to an act passed in 1843, which established various school boards throughout the province in order to establish new school districts.
This is an amendment to an act first passed in 1844, which established an academy in St. John's. The former board is disbanded and replaced by a member of the catholic church, a member of the church of England, and one other protestant church, appointed by the governor.
This act clears up some contention surronding the last will and testament of Mark Varley of Saint John, approving his bequeathing his interests in a vessel called 'El-Dorado' to the trustees of the Wesleyan Methodist Church to be used for the erection of a school.
This is an amendment to the act which incorporates the Mechanics' Institute of the City of Toronto, allowing it to change the time of their annual meeting.
An act to incorporate The Saint John's Academy to open a school. The act stipulates that all money raised by the corporation must go towards education of the students.
This act clarifies the religious requirements of the various colleges of the University of Toronto, stipulating that students must meet the religious education prerequisites set out by their colleges, and how those prerequisites are to be met and verified.
This act amends and consolidates several past acts pertaining to education in Upper Canada, as well as passing new clauses relating to public school trustees, teachers, and the responsibilities of all those involved in the maintenance of educational standards.
An act to defray expenses of Civil Government for 1849 and 1950 up to 173,448 pound three shillings and ten pence from the Consolidated Revenue Funds and 2592 pounds four shillings and seven pence from the Jesuits' Estate Fund for education in Lower Canada.