1864 The Morning Chronicle We hear the story of a lady who was staying with her husband at a hotel. In the night, the husband was taken very ill with …

1864 The Morning Chronicle Yesterday, as two gentlemen were talking at the door of the “Mercury” office, they observed a respectable looking man suddenly stagger and fall upon the side-walk …

1864 The Morning Chronicle A correspondent writing from Gaspe Basin says: “One of our whalers has brought in a fine whale that will make thirty-five barrels of oil and there …

1864 The Morning Chronicle A correspondent writing from Gaspe Basin says: “One of our whalers has brought in a fine whale that will make thirty-five barrels of oil and there …

1864 The Morning Chronicle Shortly after nine o’clock yesterday morning, the sky, which for some time previously looked threatening and showery, grew extremely dark as if a thunder storm were …

1864 The Morning Chronicle About eleven o’clock yesterday forenoon, a startling rumor spread throughout the city to the effect that the night train, which left South Quebec on Tuesday, had …

1864 The Morning Chronicle We find the following in the columns of a contemporary: – A correspondent of the Leader suggests a celebration in honor of the Quebec Gazette attaining …

1864 The Morning Chronicle St. John Street Without: St. John street, immediately outside the Gate, is decidedly one of the most respectable thoroughfares in the city since the recent improvements. …

S.S. Empress of Ireland Preamble from Cathy: On May 28, 1914, the Empress of Ireland cast off from Quebec City at 4:27 p.m. for the six-day journey to Liverpool. At …