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October 12, 1868 – The Morning ChronicleGarden Robbery – Mr. Jean Paquet, of St. John’s suburb, sublet a portion of the Tower Field to a few of his neighbours for …
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October 5, 1818 – The Quebec GazetteMr. Thom, a teacher of English, Writing and Mathematics, after tendering his grateful thanks to his friends and the public for their kind encouragement …
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September 27, 1818 – The Quebec Gazette(Advertisement)Under the patronage of Lady Mary Lemieux, Mr. Duff has the honour most respectfully to inform the nobility and gentry of Quebec, that on …
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September 21, 1818 – The Quebec GazetteWe learn with pleasure that the Duke of Richmond, with the characteristic benevolence for which he has been at all times distinguished, has been …
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September 11, 1818 – The Quebec Gazette Mrs. Ellis, from Dublin, respectfully informs the inhabitants of Quebec that she has opened a school in Mountain Street, Lower Town, where young …
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September 9, 1818 – The Quebec GazetteThere passed this day through this city six families in carts, from New Brunswick, about 70 miles above St. John, on their way by …
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August 29, 1818 – The Quebec GazetteA coffin with a female body in it floated ashore in the Parish of L’Ange Gardien, on the land of Pierre Mahew. The coffin …
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August 21, 1818 – The Quebec GazetteWe understand that Lieut-Colonel Charles de Salaberry, commanding 19th Voltigeurs, has been appointed a member of the Legislative Council. It is said that his …
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August 15, 1818 – The Quebec Gazette A boy nine years old, the son of a workingman who lives on St. Charles Street, died from hydrophobia*, having been bitten by …
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August 7, 1818 – The Quebec Gazette The Agricultural Exposition for the district, was held on the farm of Mr. Anderson, near the Dorchester Bridge. Many cattle and a large …
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