1848The Morning Chronicle July 9th, 2008Police CourtAntoine Lefebvre – drunk and creating a noise and disturbance in St. Francois street. The prisoner kept shouting all the way to the Station…
1772The Quebec Gazette, Thursday June 18ADVERTISEMENTS. QUEBEC, the 12th June, 1772THE great Quantity of light Gold Coin lately imported into this Province, being likely to occasion great Trouble and Loss…
The Morning Chronicle 1848June 13thYesterday morning, the weather was sultry and the sky indicated thunder. About 10 in the forenoon it came, the lightning-flashes fearfully vivid, and the thunder awful….
1848The Morning Chronicle Our attention has been called to a serious annoyance experienced by families residing in the neighbourhood of the Governor’s Garden. We allude to the practice of a…
1848The Morning Chronicle The “John Munn,” which left a few minutes after the “Lord Sydenham,” yesterday, for Montreal, at the usual starting hour, five o’clock, returned to port at half-past…
1848 The Morning ChronicleYesterday afternoon, at four o’clock, the corner stone of the new Wesleyan Church to be erected in this city, was laid with the accustomed ceremonies. Notwithstanding the…
1848The Morning ChronicleImportation of American HorsesYesterday morning, happening to be on Gillespies’ wharf when the steamer Victoria arrived from Montreal, we remarked a large number of fine looking horses on…
1848The Morning ChronicleEditorialWe have not a light-house at Point Levi; we have none on the East India Wharf; our ships come in by chance, and go out by chance; not…
1848The Morning ChroniclePolice CourtSamuel Lemon and George Garson, seamen belonging to the ship Canada, of Greenock, which arrived on the 1st inst., were charged with attempting to desert from their…
1848St. George’s Day – April 23rdThe Morning ChronicleSt George’s Day happening on Sunday this year, it was celebrated on Monday the 24th, in the usual manner, by the St. George’s…