1861The Morning Chronicle The weather set in cold, raw and November-like on Saturday afternoon. The wind  which was strong easterly during the day increased to a perfect hurricane as night …

1851 The Morning Chronicle Up to this day there has been no perceptible frost in this vicinity. In August, frost is not a very rare occurrence and September frosts are …

1861The Morning Chronicle The letter of the Deputy Adjutant General on the subject of militia uniforms deserves serious attention. We ourselves prefer grey to green for riflemen having seen its …

1861 The Morning Chronicle Extraction of Corns: We beg to call attention to Mr. Rendall’s advertisement elsewhere by which it will be seen that Wednesday next will be the last …

1861 The Morning Chronicle An Early Winter: Farmers and other wise people in the rural districts predict an early winter, a long one and a strong one. One of the …

1861 The Morning Chronicle Statistics show that tobacco smoking is becoming more general in most countries and that in England it has increased one quarter in ten years. The calculations …

1861 The Morning Chronicle Work, in spite of its being a consequence of the curse, is yet the source of almost all the physical and much of the mental happiness …

1861The Morning Chronicle Desirous to visit the gold region on the Chaudière, of which we have heard a great deal for several years past, and to ascertain what truth there …