Recovery by distress. Application of penalty. Trustees per sible for (2) If upon conviction, the penalty is not forthwith paid, the same shall, under the warrant of the Justice, be levied with costs by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender. (3) The penalty when so paid or collected, shall by the Justice be paid over to the said separate school. 49 V. c. 46, s. 98. 98.-(1) The trustees of every separate school shall be sonally respon personally responsible for the amount of any school moneys forfeited by or lost to the separate school in consequence of the neglect of duty of the trustees during their continuance in office. moneys lost. Recovery of penalties. (2) The amount thus forfeited or lost shall be applied in the manner provided for by this Act. S. 99. collected and 49 V. C. 46, HOW FINES AND PENALTIES MAY BE RECOVERED. 99.-(1) Unless it is in this Act otherwise provided, all fines, penalties, and forfeitures recoverable by summary proceedings, may be sued for, recovered, and enforced with costs, by and before any Police Magistrate or Justice of the Peace having jurisdiction within the school section, city, town, or village in which such fine or penalty has been incurred. (2) If the fine or penalty and costs are not forthwith paid, the same shall, by and under the warrant of the convicting Justice, be enforced, levied and collected with costs by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender, and shall be by the Police Magistrate or Justice paid over to the school treasurer of the separate school, city, town, or village, or other party entitled thereto. (3) In default of such distress the Police Magistrate or Justice shall, by his warrant, cause the offender to be imprisoned for any time not exceeding thirty days, unless the fine and costs, and the reasonable expenses of endeavouring to collect the same are sooner paid. 49 V. c. 46, s. 100. CHAPTER 228. An Act respecting Conveyances to Trustees for ER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the as follows: 1. In case any persons, residing in Ontario, interested in any Conveyance school established in any city, town, village or township for school sites of property therein, whether as parents of children frequenting such schools, to trustees. or as contributors to the same, or both, have occasion, or are desirous to take a conveyance of real property for the use of such schools, such persons may elect from among themselves, and appoint any number of trustees, not exceeding seven nor less than five, to whom and to whose successors, to be appointed in the manner specified in the deed of conveyance, the real property requisite for such school may be conveyed. 1877, c. 207, s. 1. R. S. O. hold. 2.--(1) Such trustees and their successors in perpetual suc- Powers of cession, by the name expressed in such deed, may take, hold trustees to and possess such real property, and commence and maintain any action for the protection thereof, and of their right thereto; but there shall not be held in trust as aforesaid, more than ten acres of land at any time, for any one school. (2) This section shall not extend to public schools. R. S. O. 1877, c. 207, s. 2. 3. The trustees shall, within twelve months after the exe- Registration cution of any such deed, cause the same to be registered in the of deed. registry office of the registry division in which the land lies. R. S. O. 1877, c. 207, s. 3. See Cap. 226, ss. 27-31. CHAPTER 229. An Act respecting Upper Canada College. NAME, S. 1. VISITOR, S. 2. Matters to be regulated by, s. 6. RELIGIOUS TESTS NOT REQUIRED, 8. 5. STATUTES CONTINUED, S. 10. Name. Lieutenant- HE ER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly, of the Province of Ontario, enacts as follows: 1. The school now established in Toronto, and known as "Upper Canada College and Royal Grammar School," shall hereafter be known as "Upper Canada College." 50 V. c. 42, s. 1. 2. The Lieutenant-Governor shall be the Visitor of the said be the Visitor. College, on behalf of the Crown, and his visitorial powers may be exercised by Commission under the Great Seal, the proceedings whereof, having been first confirmed by Order in Council, shall be binding upon the College, and all persons whomsoever. 50 V. c. 42, s. 2. Board of trustees. College masters. No religious test, etc., to 3. The College shall be under the management of five trustees, appointed by the Lieutenant-Governor, who shall hold office during pleasure. 50 V. c. 42, s. 3. 4. There shall be in the College a principal and such masters, officers and servants as may from time to time be directed by order of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council. 50 V. c. 42, s. 4. 5. No religious test or profession of religious faith shall be be required. required of any principal, master, pupil, officer or servant of the College, nor shall religious observances, according to the forms of any religious denomination, be imposed on them or any of them. 50 V. c. 42, s. 5. 6. The trustees may make regulations Matters to be regulated by 1. For holding written examinations for the admission of trustees. pupils to the College, or for their promotion from time to time; for regulating the fees to be paid by pupils for tuition and maintenance; for promoting the efficiency of the College; for the care of College property; and generally for carrying this Act into effect, according to its true intent and meaning; 2. For the moral training of the pupils and their attendance on public worship in their respective churches or other places of worship, and for their religious instruction by their respective ministers, and every facility shall be afforded for such purposes. principal. 7. The principal may make regulations for the direction of Matters to be the masters, officers and servants, in regard to their respective regulated by duties, and for the discipline and instruction of the pupils of the College in such matters and to such extent as he may deem. expedient, subject to the approval of the trustees and the Lieutenant-Governor in Council. 50 V. c. 42, s. 7. of masters. 8. All masters hereafter appointed to the College, shall Qualifications possess the qualifications required of masters or assistants in high schools, and the College, in regard to its methods of instruction, discipline and organization, shall be subject to the same inspection as high schools generally. 50 V. c. 42, s. 8. to Visitor. 9. A certified copy of every regulation made under this Act Regulations to by the trustees of the College, and of every regulation made be submitted by the principal, after being approved by the trustees, shall be transmitted within ten days from the passing thereof to the Minister of Education, to be by him submitted to the Visitor for his approval, and no regulation shall be of any force or effect until so approved. 50 V. c. 42, s. 9. continued. 10. All statutes, rules and ordinances of the College in force Statutes, etc., on the 21st day of October, 1887, and which are not inconsistent with the provisions hereof, shall be and continue in force until repealed, altered or amended as herein provided. 50 V. c. 42, s. 10. 11. The principal of the College shall report to the Minister Annual report of Education, on or before the 15th day of January in every Principal. to be made by year, the annual attendance of pupils, the number in each class, form or subject, the number admitted or promoted each term, the number retiring from the College, with reasons for their retirement, and generally such other information as he may deem expedient, or as may be required by the Minister of Education. 50 V. c. 42, s. 11. Regulations as 12. (1) The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may make to superannu- regulations for the retirement and superannuation of any ation of masters. Regulations to be laid before Legislative Assembly. Regulations, if Report and regulations to teacher, officer or servant of the College, now employed, and any gratuity or superannuation allowance paid under this Act shall be a charge upon any moneys or securities vested in the Crown at the date of this Act in trust for Upper Canada College and shall be paid out of the same as the LieutenantGovernor in Council may direct, (2) Every such regulation shall be laid before the Legislative Assembly forthwith if the Legislature is in session at the date of the regulation, and if the Legislature is not in session such regulation shall be laid before the House within the first seven days of the session next after the regulation is made. (3) In case the Legislative Assembly at the said session, or if the session does not continue for three weeks after the regulation is laid before the House, then at the ensuing session of the Legislature, disapproves by resolution of such regulation, either wholly or of any part thereof, the regulation, so far as disapproved of, shall have no effect from the time of such resolution being passed. 50 V. c. 42, s. 12. 13. Copies of the annual reports, and of the regulations of be laid before the trustees or principal which may have been approved by Legislature. the Visitor, shall be laid before the Legislative Assembly at the then next session thereof. 50 V. c. 42, s. 13. |