1866      The Morning Chronicle We have received a correspondence in which the writer complains very much apropos of the disgraceful manner in which order is maintained in our …

1866 The Morning Chronicle A few days ago, during the absence of Rev. Mr. Hebert from his home, a party of thieves broke into his cellar and stole 100 bottles of …

1866 The Morning Chronicle Letter from a Stadacona correspondent: Quebec has a population of 50,000, I beg leave to say it was 60,000 five years ago and now reaches, I …

1866 The Morning Chronicle Singular Instance of Superstition: A few days ago, when a skull was taken out of the earth at the spot believed to be Champlain’s grave, an …

1866 The Morning Chronicle A party went to the stand of a purveyor in Finlay Market to purchase some geese from a Widow from Levis. The owner had six fine looking …

1866 The Morning Chronicle A gentleman, who seems to be well informed on the subject, writes to say that there are not less than 50,000 French Canadians, both male and …

1866 The Morning Chronicle   We are indebted to the courtesy of Commander Fortin for the intelligence connected with the cruise of the Government schooner La Canadienne in the Gulf …

1866 The Morning Chronicle   It is stated that the day after the great fire, the young ladies and children under the care of the Nuns of the Ursuline Convent, …

1866 The Morning Chronicle We understand that a claim has been preferred by the contractors of the Quebec and Levis ferry upon the military authorities for payment of four hundred …

1866 The Morning Chronicle TERRIBLE CONFLAGRATION –  One Half Of St. Roch’s And The Whole Of St. Sauveur and Boisseauville Laid Waste – Over Two Thousand Five Hundred Houses Burned …