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, …

1863 The Morning Chronicle We learn the death, at the parish of St. Roch de l’Achigan, of Mr. Amable Gerard, at the advanced age of 100 years, 2 months and …

1863 The Morning Chronicle The public generally have heard with much pleasure that there is a prospect of the gate nuisance being abated, but as the present city walls and …

1863 The Morning Chronicle The Hibernian arrived in port last evening bringing a full cargo of freight for Quebec and Montreal and 299 passengers and baggage. She sailed from Liverpool …

1863 The Morning Chronicle Details relative to the battle of St. Foy in 1760 cannot fail to be interesting in view of the approaching inauguration of the monument to the …

1863 The Morning Chronicle Gen. Tom Thumb, accompanied by Mrs. Thumb and Miss Minnie Warren visited the Speaker’s Gallery of the House of Assembly last evening. The Lilliputian visitors remained …

1863 The Morning Chronicle  The meeting at the City Hall has for its object the opening up of a road between the City of Quebec and the townships bordering upon …