1850The Morning ChronicleA man and two boys lost their lives yesterday morning under the following circumstances. A notion seized the boys, who were playing about a well near Mr. Henderson’s…
1850The Morning ChronicleA great calamity has happened to the establishment, which was started some years ago in the township of Whitworth, and is situated in rear of Cacouna. On the…
1850The Morning ChronicleBeing the Queen’s Birth Day, the Royal Standard was hoisted on the Citadel flag-staff at sunrise. Yesterday, until afternoon, was warm and agreeable. It was in fact a…
1850The Morning ChronicleYesterday morning a young man, servant to Mr. George Hall, grocer, St. John street, was drowned under the following circumstances:- Another young man, servant to Mr. D. Robertson,…
1850The Morning ChronicleYesterday morning about 9 o’clock, Dr. Russell was within two minutes of being killed. Riding in his light cart down Du Fort street, opposite the office of the…
1850The Morning ChronicleWe publish below the Census of the City of Montreal, which has just been completed. The last Census was taken in 1844, at which period the whole population…
1850The Morning ChronicleSt-Georges Day – Tomorrow, April 23rd, being St-George’s Day, the St-George’s Society with others of English and Welsh origin, who may join in the ranks of the procession,…
1850The Morning ChronicleIn the fall, a few sunny days are called “the Indian Summer.” In spring, we suppose a few wintry days must be called the Indian Winter. The Indian…
1850The Morning ChronicleLadies’ Congress Boots: Our attention having been attracted to this novelty, in passing by Mr. Casey’s shop window, a few days ago, we were both surprised and delighted…
Easter – March 31, 1850The Morning ChronicleToday, (Good Friday) being a holiday, but little business was transacted. The fine spring-like days at the end of last week led us, in…