1850The Morning ChronicleAbout two years ago, a young man was stung in the left ear, which soon swelled and became very painful. After a short time, however, the inflammatory symptoms…
1850The Morning Chronicle Letter to the Editor: About three months ago, if I remember right, I saw a prospectus in your paper – the purport of which was the erection…
1860The Morning ChronicleThe Royal VisitIt began with Prince Albert Edward’s landing at St. John’s Newfoundland, on July 23, 1860, and ended nearly two months later, when the Prince crossed from…
1850The Morning ChronicleIn looking over the statistics of death, as published by the city authorities, we observe that May is the month in which a less number of people die…
1850The Morning ChronicleFriday the 13th – It is a somewhat singular fact, that Dr. Webster committed the murder on Friday – he was arrested on Friday – the verdict of…
1850The Morning ChronicleChaudiere Gold Mines – We know that twenty or thirty men have for the last month been steadily at work in digging and mining for gold, and that…
1850 The Morning ChronicleZachary Taylor’s death: This day, and probably at the very hour of our going to press, a long train of mourning citizens will be following to the…
1850The Morning ChronicleAtmospheric Phenomenon. – On last Saturday evening, about half-past nine o’clock, a fire-ball or igneous meteor was observed by several persons in this city, (ourselves amongst the number.)…
1850The Morning ChronicleA few days ago Mr. Glidden opened a mummy case and unrolled the body deposited in it, in the presence of a large assembly, including many scientific personages….
1850The Morning ChronicleThe public voice is loud just now against Sunday labour. Not a paper falls into our hands that does not contain something upon the subject. The Sunday travelling…