1866 The Morning Chronicle Quebec, for some time past, has had the good fortune of enjoying an almost total immunity from fire. Last night, however, we were again subjected to …

1866 The Morning Chronicle It appears that on Saturday night certain and sundry well disposed individuals, not having the fear of the Normal School authorities, before their eyes, did then …

1866 The Morning Chronicle Several of our French contemporaries call attention with regret to the continued exodus of the laboring classes to the United States. The “Courrier” of last evening …

1866  The Morning Chronicle A woman was stabbed by her husband, he being at the time under the influence of liquor. We are sorry to learn that he was released from …

1866 The Morning Chronicle A rather cool thing in burglary was done the other day at Montmorency. Two men smashed the door of a house, probably knowing the master was …

1866 The Morning Chronicle Peter street was enlivened last evening by a species of hunt. A man without his hat and evidently in a great hurry was seen running down …

1866 The Morning Chronicle We have it now upon undoubted authority that the idea in introducing the income-tax clause was to reach the Lower-Town merchants who, it is solemnly averred, …

1866 The Morning Chronicle A horrible attempt at murder was made last night about half past eight by a man named William Church, a boatman, on the person of his wife. …

1866 The Morning Chronicle In the parish of Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere, a shoemaker named Lefevre, but better known as L’Allemand, received some days ago a letter from Germany. …

1866 The Morning Chronicle About a month ago, Detective O’Neil received a warrant for the arrest of a man named Louis Maguire. The said warrant set forth that Louis Maguire …