May 5, 1820 – The Quebec GazetteCommerceThe Senate of the United States has passed, 40 to 1, a bill closing their ports against British vessels from Bermuda and Lower Canada …

April 30, 1870 – The Morning ChronicleFor Red River – Sixteen boats for the Red River expedition were despatched by this morning’s train for Collingwood. They are very substantial, and …

April 23, 1870 – The Morning ChronicleBallast and the River(To the Editor of the Morning Chronicle)Sir, – There will shortly arrive at this port the spring fleet of vessels, many, …

April 15, 1895 – The Quebec Morning ChroniclePortneufOwing to the recent heavy rain the water in the rivers on the north bank of the St. Lawrence rose very rapidly, breaking …

April 11, 1870 – The Morning ChronicleOpinions Of The People(To the Editor of the Morning Chronicle)Sir, – The excited feeling among the people here by the news of the murder …

March 30, 1820 – The Quebec GazetteHis Excellency the Governor in Chief [George Ramsay, 9th Earl of Dalhousie] was pleased to give his assent to the following bills: an act …

March 22, 1820 – The Quebec GazetteThe Princess of WalesLondon, Feb 1. –The bill to deprive the Princess of Wales in case of the death of George 3rd [on January …

March 18, 1820 – The Quebec GazetteDeath of King George IIILondon – After the death of his late Majesty, who passed away on January 29th, had been formally announced, the …

March 10, 1820 – The Quebec GazetteMontreal – We learn that five companies of the 60th Regiment will proceed from Quebec and the same number of the 57th Regiment from …

March 4, 1820 – The Quebec GazetteLiberalityWe have great pleasure in recording another instance of liberality on the part of the military. The non-commissioned officers of H.M. 76th Regiment, quartered …