1868 – The Morning ChronicleDental OperationsDr. McKee respectfully informs his friends and the public that he has returned from his annual visit to the principal Dental Colleges in the United…
December 21, 1867 – The Morning ChronicleThe Earthquake – Curious BeliefThe recent shock of an earthquake in Montreal, vividly recalled an old prophecy, and almost scared many French Canadian families…
Memorials and Things of FameResearched and compiled by Lorie Pierce December 13, 1867 – The Morning ChronicleA Good Walk – In these pedestrian days it might be interesting for our readers…
December 6, 1867 – The Morning ChronicleDistressing accident – Yesterday afternoon, about four o’clock, the horse of a carter named Fitzgerald, startled by the rolling of some barrels on the…
November 22, 1867 – The Morning ChronicleRoyal Mail Line Between Quebec and MontrealThe new and splendid iron steamer “Quebec”, Capt. J. B. LaBelle, will leave the Napoleon Wharf* for Montreal…
November 15, 1867 – The Morning ChronicleFraser HighlandersThe publication, in the Chronicle, of a short sketch of the career of this fine corps during the Canadian campaign of 1759-1760, has…
November 7, 1867 – The Morning ChronicleNotice MarinersThe Time Bell in the Citadel, each day, (Sunday excepted) at half past Twelve, will be hoisted half-mast; at five minutes before One…
November 1, 1867 – The Morning ChronicleSteamer “Napoleon III” – We are pleased to learn that, at the request of the Quebec Board of Trade, the Minister of Marine has…
October 22, 1867 – The Morning Chronicle“As Others See Us Down the St. Lawrence” (Reproduced from The Scottish American)Within a few miles of the city of Quebec, just as you sight…
1867 – The Morning ChronicleTwo hundred people were invited to the ceremony of the laying of the stone of the new Victoria Hotel which was destroyed by fire in June….