1851The Morning ChronicleEighteen hundred and fifty has passed away, not however forgotten. In Canada, political animosities have faded, there being no more ruin and decay -no clamouring about annexation -…
1850The Morning ChronicleThe ability for labor, mental or manual, most people know, is much affected by the state of the health. An individual, of the most lively disposition, bustling and…
1850The Morning ChronicleThe ability for labor, mental or manual, most people know, is much affected by the state of the health. An individual, of the most lively disposition, bustling and…
1850The Morning ChronicleOn Wednesday last, William Corrigan, farmer of Valcartier, came to town for the purpose of having a tumour removed from the lower jaw bone, by the knife. Having…
Researched and Compiled By Catherine Mills RouleauThe Morning Chronicle1850Saturday last, being St. Andrew’s Day, the members of the St. Andrews Society assembled together at half past 10 o’clock in the…
1850The Morning ChronicleThe City Fathers, or as they might sometimes be called, the City Children, had a protracted meeting on Friday last. The straw splitting was practiced to an amusing…
Researched and Compiled By Catherine Mills Rouleau The Morning Chronicle1850Cheap Excursion To England Proposed – The Boston Transcript suggests on the authority of a correspondent, that a line of first…
The Morning Chronicle1850Is there anything of importance to note since last week? Let us see. The weather is soft. Politics dull. Great excitement in the United States. No excitement here….
The Morning Chronicle1850We have lately to record several cases of explosions which have occurred in shops and dwelling houses. As accidents of this description are of common occurrence, persons should…
The Morning Chronicle1850 In this day’s paper, there will be found an advertisement, which we desire to bring into especial notice. It is about “Oswego Pulverized Corn Starch,” starch not…