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1848 The Morning ChronicleMonday, January 31,Quebec And Halifax Railroad We copy from the Halifax Times of the 19th instant, the following particulars respecting this proposed great national undertaking. The …
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1848 The Morning Chronicle Monday, January 21, Letter of Acknowledgement from The Morning Chronicle. We beg to offer our sincere acknowledgements of thanks to the Bankers, Merchants, and others of …
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1848 The Morning Chronicle (NO. 177)Wednesday, 5th January The weather continued unprecedentedly mild. Instead of snow, we had rain on the first day of the year. A slight sprinkling of …
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1847 ‘The Quebec Gazette – December 24Counterfeit half dollars are in circulation in town. Yesterday, we learn, a man named Etienne Lefrancois, was apprehended and committed for trial, for …
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1847 The Quebec Gazette – December 10 Vessels Built and Registered at Quebec, 1847Appended to this summary, we publish some very interesting statistical information, showing the number and …
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1847 The Morning Chronicle, December 1 St. Andrew’s Day Yesterday being the anniversary of Scotland’s patron saint, the occasion was celebrated by the members of the St. Andrew’s Society of …
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Chronicle TelegraphMemorials and Things of FameNovember 28, 2007 Autumn – I847The statue of General Wolfe has again appeared in its accustomed locality, at the corner of Palace Street, after a …
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stories appear exactly as originally printed. 1847 From The Gazette Des Trois Rivieres On Saturday, the 18th instant a case was brought up before the Weekly Sittings of the …
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Chronicle TelegraphNovember 14th 2007Memorials and Things Of Fame1847Monday November 14, Snow StormBetween Saturday night late and Sunday morning, a north-east snow storm commenced, which continued throughout yesterday, as fiercely as …
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Compiled by Catherine Mills Rouleau CHRONICLE TELEGRAPH November 7, 1847 (Excerpt from a letter to the Editor of the Morning Chronicle.) Sir, – There is everywhere a class of tradesmen, …