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1849The Morning Chronicle The Englishmen and Welshmen of this City mustered yesterday to do honor to their patron saint. The old Society of St. George paraded as usual from the …
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1849 The Morning Chronicle Navigation opened yesterday. With the morning’s tide the ice bridge at Cap Rouge gave way, and floated up the river. About noon it was coming down …
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1849 The Morning Chronicle Races on the Ice: A number of gentlemen, collected by subscription several purses to be contended for on the ice opposite the city, and the …
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1849The Morning Chronicle The Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty’s Treasury have authorized a reduction in the rates of postage on letters transmitted direct by British Packet, between the United …
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1849 The Morning Chronicle Last night the steam-house in Mr. Oliver’s ship-yard, St. Roch’s took fire, but the flames were promptly arrested by the active endeavours of some few …
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1849 The Morning Chronicle At the General Meeting of the society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick held in the Hall of the Parliament Buildings, it was decided that …
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The Morning Chronicle Editorial: Amongst the various subjects which occupy the public mind, the politician with his theories, the merchant with his speculations, and the adventurer with his golden dreams, …
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Chronicle Telegraph Memorials and Things of Fame February 25, 2009 1849 The Morning Chronicle The weather, since last Friday, has been mild and beautiful, the thermometer ranging from 30 …
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Chronicle Telegraph Memorials and Things of Fame February 18, 2009 1849 The Morning Telegraph Grand Curling Match Scotland Against The World The first match of the kind, we believe, …
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Memorials and Things of Fame 1849 The Morning Telegraph The intrinsic value of ice, like that of metals, depends upon the investigation of an assayer. That is to say, a …
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