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1867 The Morning Chronicle We are indebted to the Surveyor for the Bureau Veritas of French Lloyds, at Quebec, for their circular of statistics of maritime disasters during the year …
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1867 The Morning Chronicle The Globe has a special from England. The name of the Confederation is to be “Canada;” Upper Canada to be changed to “Ontario,” and Lower Canada …
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1867 The Morning Chronicle While John Keenan and his wife were quietly walking along Eustache Street, St. Lewis suburb, he was struck on the head and knocked down with an …
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1867 The Morning Chronicle The 159th anniversary of St. Valentine, who according to one report, renounced the faith because he was not made a Bishop, was celebrated by …
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1867 The Morning Chronicle The Jeffery Hale Hospital – It was understood that in accordance with a bequest of the late Jeffery Hale, Esq. of this city, a property had …
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1867 The Morning Chronicle A man named Louis Boivin was charged with having committed an aggravated assault on one Ambroise Imbeau. It was stated that Imbeau gave evidence at the Police …
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1867 The Morning Chronicle A mascarade on the ice took place at Routier’s Rink, St. Olivier street. The rink was thronged with spectators and the crowd of grotesquely attired masqueraders moving …
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1867 The Morning Chronicle The Confederation of the British North American Provinces is on the verge of consummation and we may fairly hope, before sixty-seven has gone the way of …
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1866 The Morning Chronicle The advent of the great Christian festival was commemorated this year in the different Roman Catholic parish churches of the city by a grand midnight mass. …
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1866 The Morning Chronicle We have received a correspondence in which the writer complains very much apropos of the disgraceful manner in which order is maintained in our …
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