Memorials and Things of Fame
1864 The Morning Chronicle Mr. Hough of St. Anne street, has in his possession, not an Egyptian mummy, but a human skeleton forming part of the trunk of a tree. …
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1864 The Morning Chronicle A man named James Moffatt gave himself into custody last night stating that he had deserted from Her Majesty’s 14th Foot at Trinidad, W.I. in 1860. …
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1864 The Morning Chronicle Execution of John Meehan for Murder! Six to eight thousand persons present. Yesterday, our city witnessed the melancholy and unusual spectacle of an unfortunate man suffering …
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1864 The Morning Chronicle As we anticipated, the musical soiree at the Music Hall under the auspices of the St. Patrick’s Catholic and Literary Institute, met with the most …
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1864 The Morning Chronicle On Saturday morning, about half-past seven o’clock, several carters who were standing at the corner of Notre Dame and Sous-le-Fort streets, Lower Town, heard faint …
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1864 The Morning Chronicle There is a by-law in force in this city which states that if any person shall fire or discharge any gun, fowling-piece or fire-arm in any …
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1864 The Morning Chronicle The concert at the Lecture Hall, in aid of the Widows and Orphans of the Church Missionary Society was in every respect highly successful and reflects …
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1864 The Morning Chronicle We are informed that a considerable number of our citizens have been mulcted in the sum of seven cents [$1.00 in 2014] in order to pay …
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1864 The Morning Chronicle Mary Desmond, a servant girl about 21 years of age, who resided for the last four years with Mr. Andrews, opposite the St. Charles Cemetery on …
Memorials and Things of Fame
1864 The Morning Chronicle On the 30th of November, a man named John Davis who was in the employ of Mr. Henry Crawford, Mayor of St. Gabriel in the county …