1865 The Morning Chronicle On Sunday evening, two carioles [light horse-drawn carts] were passing up Champlain street when the driver of the rear one suddenly whipped up his horse in …

1865 The Morning Chronicle It is but a few days since we had occasion to comment on the daily increasing recklessness and brutality of a portion of our water-side population. …

1865 The Morning Chronicle The ice-cone at Montmorency Falls has already formed and a decided rush of visitors, when the weather becomes somewhat milder, cannot fail to be the result. …

1865 The Morning Chronicle A story runs that a young girl of some fourteen or fifteen years has been abducted from the dwelling of her parents and a search discovered …

1865 The Morning Chronicle The New Year’s greetings which we repeat to all our readers in print, we hope to offer to our intimates in our personal presence, when the …

1864 The Morning Chronicle We take this opportunity of offering to our friends and fellow-citizens the compliments of the season. Another year is fast drawing to a close and we …

  1864 The Morning Chronicle   December 7, 1864: Died at Tunbridge Wells, England, on Saturday the 15th of November, Jeffery Hale, Esq., Commander Royal Navy, recently of Quebec, in …

1864 The Morning Chronicle The festival of St. Andrew, the national anniversary of our fellow-citizens of Scottish descent, was not celebrated by any public or organized fete that we are …

1864 The Morning Chronicle A correspondent complains that one of his children obtained from a circulation library in this city, a novel of a highly immoral tendency. He proceeds to …

1864 The Morning Chronicle It is said that the work of building the new St. John’s Gate will not be commenced until next spring. We think advantage should be taken …