1863 The Morning Chronicle Martin Burk was charged with having in his possession an unlawful weapon. The “weapon” in question appeared to come under the denomination of “slug-shot” and consisted …

1863 The Morning Chronicle Easter was on April 5 in 1863 – The Easter Markets presented a large and attractive display of good things calculated to tempt the palate not …

1863 The Morning Chronicle In the course of Sunday afternoon, St. Michel street, St. Lewis suburbs, which unfortunately happens to be troubled with a number of disorderly houses, became the …

1863 The Morning Chronicle There was no organized out-door demonstration in honor of St. Patrick’s Day. The streets were nevertheless crowded with persons wearing the emblem of the “Green Isle” …

1863 The Morning Chronicle Coroner Panet held an inquest on the body of Charlotte Childs, wife of Narcisse Fortier, residing in St. Roch’s and also upon the body of a …

1863 The Morning Chronicle We had the pleasure of examining four fragments of quartz containing in all, five particles of gold visible on the exterior surface, which had been taken …

1863 The Morning Chronicle In the course of Friday and Saturday, roads were opened on the ice-bridge between Quebec and Levis and on Saturday safe and easy communication between both …

1863 The Morning Chronicle One of the most severe snow-storms which has visited the District of Quebec for many years commenced at a late hour on Thursday night, and increasing …

1863 The Morning Chronicle   A most interesting examination took place at the Infant School in Margaret Street. The children, to a number of sixty-five, were examined by their teachers …