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The Morning Chronicle 1848 We received, through the Post Office, yesterday, a communication signed “A Citizen of the Lower Town,” in which the writer very justly, though not in the …
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The Morning Chronicle 1848 A Visit to St Leon Springs Visitors leaving Quebec arrive in Three Rivers early the same evening, where they may get an excellent bed and supper …
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The Morning Chronicle 1848 We have been requested to announce that the ceremony of laying the corner stone of thenew Episcopal chapel in the Protestant burying grounds, St. John Suburb, …
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The Morning Chronicle 1848 General Tom Thumb Will Visit our City under the Especial Patronage of His Excellency the Governor General The distinguished man in miniature, weighing only 15 …
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The Morning Chronicle 1848 Threatened Debouli t was discovered yesterday morning, that another rent had taken place in the Cape, below the citadel flagstaff, commencing near the guard-house situated within …
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1848 The Morning Chronicle July 9th, 2008Police Court Antoine Lefebvre – drunk and creating a noise and disturbance in St. Francois street. The prisoner kept shouting all the way to …
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The Morning Chronicle 1848 July 2nd, 2008 Under the provisions of the Seaman’s Protection Act, sailors arriving at this port are particularly cared for. The police are constantly looking after …
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1772 The Quebec Gazette, Thursday June 18ADVERTISEMENTS. QUEBEC, the 12th June, 1772 THE great Quantity of light Gold Coin lately imported into this Province, being likely to occasion great Trouble …
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The Morning Chronicle 1848 June 13th Yesterday morning, the weather was sultry and the sky indicated thunder. About 10 in the forenoon it came, the lightning-flashes fearfully vivid, and the …
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1848 The Morning Chronicle Our attention has been called to a serious annoyance experienced by families residing in the neighbourhood of the Governor’s Garden. We allude to the practice of …
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