February 7, 1868 – The Morning Chronicle Correspondence Mr. Editor – I beg leave through your excellent and widely-circulated journal, to request the Montreal English press to ignore us altogether; …

January 31,1868 – The Morning Chronicle Robbery – On Wednesday night, between ten and eleven o’clock, while Mr. Giguere, a shopkeeper in Latourelle Street, St. John’s suburbs, was temporarily occupied …

January 25, 1818 – The Morning Chronicle The vessel Ewretta was reported arrived in London from Quebec, with a cargo of furs valued at £120,000.   January 24, 1868 – …

January 16, 1818 – The Morning Chronicle  A gang of thieves who had been operating throughout the city at this time, changed the scene of their crimes for that of …

1868 – The Morning Chronicle Dental Operations Dr. McKee respectfully informs his friends and the public that he has returned from his annual visit to the principal Dental Colleges in …

December 21, 1867 – The Morning Chronicle The Earthquake – Curious Belief The recent shock of an earthquake in Montreal, vividly recalled an old prophecy, and almost scared many French …

Memorials and Things of Fame Researched and compiled by Lorie Pierce     December 13, 1867 –  The Morning Chronicle A Good Walk – In these pedestrian days it might …

December 6, 1867 – The Morning Chronicle Distressing accident – Yesterday afternoon, about four o’clock, the horse of a carter named Fitzgerald, startled by the rolling of some barrels on …

November 22, 1867 – The Morning Chronicle Royal Mail Line Between Quebec and Montreal The new and splendid iron steamer “Quebec”, Capt. J. B. LaBelle, will leave the Napoleon Wharf* …