This Ordinance establishes the Seminary of Saint Sulpice as an Ecclesiastical Corporation, under the name “The Ecclesiastics of the Seminary of Saint Sulpice of Montreal" and under the provisions outlined. The Ordinance describes the obligations of, and rules, regulations, and exceptions for the said corporation.
This Ordinance lists several sums to be provided towards supporting charitable and healthcare institutions, as well as to support schools and educational institutions, and to cover the expense of several public works, roads, and bridges.
This act makes provisions for the support of teachers and schools in Niagara, despite the treasurer not having made any report of the district expenditures to the receiver general.
This Ordinance provides several sums, listed, to schools within the province to be used for the purpose of maintaining and supporting the schools. The processes by which these sums are to be accounted for are outlined.
This act allows the appropriation of funds for King's College and Upper Canada College to create a university. It also deals with the funding of other school districts in the province.
This act is an amendment to an act first passed in 1836, which alloted money to various schools and school districts, and called for the appointment of thirteen individuals to create new school boards across the province. The amendment has to do with schoolbooks, and who will be responsible for the choosing and purchasing of books for schools.
This Ordinance lists several sums to be distributed to schools through the Province and gives certain instructions on how these funds are to be used and accounted for.
This is an amendment to an act passed in 1815 which incorporated the Midland District School society. The amendment allows trustees to fill vacancies by election, specifying the condition of such elections, along with other clauses relating to financial management.