1850The Morning Chronicle Ladies’ Congress Boots: Our attention having been attracted to this novelty, in passing by Mr. Casey’s shop window, a few days ago, we were both surprised and …

Easter – March 31, 1850The Morning Chronicle Today, (Good Friday) being a holiday, but little business was transacted. The fine spring-like days at the end of last week led us, …

1850The Morning Chronicle   At Lorette, there lives an Indian, Telari-o-lin, alias Zacharie Vincent, the last pure blooded Huron, who has a taste for painting. In the rooms of the …

1850The Morning Chronicle Yesterday, (Sunday) being St. Patrick’s Day there could be no procession; & the Reverend Mr. McMahon having informed the society that the arrangements of the church (it …

1850The Morning Chronicle The able and humane physician to the prison, Dr. Morrin’s remarks startled us not a little. There are some individuals it appears, who look upon the gaol, …

1850 The Morning Chronicle Holloway’s Pills: Sir, – Having taken your Pills to remove a disease of the Stomach and Liver, under which I had long suffered, and having followed …

1850The Morning Chronicle Statement of the Baptisms, Marriages and Burials in the district of Quebec for the year 1849:-Baptisms: Males – 6,111, Females – 5,681– Total 11,792Burials: Males – 3,178, …

1850 The Morning Chronicle Court of the Queen’s Bench – The following were the sentences pronounced before the close of the Court, this morning: Andrew Carter, burglary; 7 months in …

1850The Morning Chronicle February 8, 1850: A tremendous conflagration occurred at San Francisco on the 24th of December, destroying nearly half the city. Note from Cathy: On December 24, 1849 …

1850 The Morning Chronicle The acting of our city amateurs has agreeably disappointed us. Last night, before a bumper house, they gave their first performance, which instead of being just …