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 …

1864 The Morning Chronicle The great Scottish Nicht” in commemoration of Burns’ birthday came off at the Music Hall last evening under the management of Mr. A. G. Burns, the …

1864 The Morning Chronicle The accumulation of snow on roofs is one of the most dangerous nuisances of the winter. Parties neglecting to remove snow from their roofs when it …

1864 The Morning Chronicle On Saturday afternoon last, a gentleman having bought from a newsboy a copy of the newspaper, gave him for it by mistake a twenty-dollar gold piece …

1863 The Morning Chronicle The revolving year has again brought us round to the period at which all Christendom rejoices. Again we have to address our friends in thankfulness and …

1863 The Morning Chronicle Just received from London, New York and Montreal, for Christmas and New Year’s presents: the largest and best assorted stock in our line ever imported to …

1863 The Morning Chronicle A mendicant named Simon Lachance went into a house in St. Michel street for the purpose of obtaining charity. While in the house, which happened to …

1863 The Morning Chronicle We expect to see the Music Hall thronged this evening with the “beauty and chivalry” of this city who claim “Bonnie Scotland” as the land either …

Sometimes simply called “JFK,” John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the son of Rose Fitzgerald and Joseph Kennedy, was born on May 29, 1917, in Brookline, Massachusetts, the second of nine children. He …

1863 The Morning Chronicle Wednesday, being the day of thanksgiving appointed by the proclamation of His Excellency the Governor-General, was very generally observed, business being, to a great extent suspended, …