1864 The Morning Chronicle It is said that the work of building the new St. John’s Gate will not be commenced until next spring. We think advantage should be taken …

1864 The Morning Chronicle Complaints have frequently been made of the number of idle boys hanging about the Music Hall entrance, St. Lewis street, on nights of performances to the …

1864 The Morning Chronicle The Fall Fair was held yesterday at St. Paul’s Market and was very successful, the show of cattle being much larger than at any former Fair. …

1864 The Morning Chronicle A spirited pugilistic encounter, after the most approved rules of the ring, took place yesterday afternoon in Mountain street between two men, apparently sailors, to the …

1864 The Morning Chronicle Large forces of men are already at work removing the earthworks between the walls at St. John’s Gate, preparatory to the demolition and reconstruction of the …

1864 The Morning Chronicle It almost seems as if the rainy season were going to last forever. There were a few faint glimpses of sunshine yesterday, but rain commenced to …

1864 The Morning Chronicle The [Quebec] Conference opened at eleven o’clock this forenoon in the chamber of the Legislative Council, the Honorable Sir E.P. Taché, Premier of Canada, having been …

1864The Morning Chronicle Passing over the Grand Trunk Railroad between Portland and Island Pond some days since, I was agreeably surprised to notice the improvements that have been affected by …

1864 The Morning Chronicle A daring robbery was committed upon the person of Mr. Dumais who was a passenger on the up-train. While walking a short distance from the station, …

1889The Morning ChronicleSeptember 20th – A thrill of horror pulsed through the whole city last night with the report that a landslide had occurred from the face of Cape Diamond, …