1863 The Morning Chronicle Gen. Tom Thumb, accompanied by Mrs. Thumb and Miss Minnie Warren visited the Speaker’s Gallery of the House of Assembly last evening. The Lilliputian visitors remained …

1863 The Morning Chronicle  The meeting at the City Hall has for its object the opening up of a road between the City of Quebec and the townships bordering upon …

1863 The Morning Chronicle We have already had occasion to inform our readers that the monument erected to the memory of the English and French soldiers who fell at the …

1863 The Morning Chronicle At a late hour on Friday night, a hurricane set in, accompanied by rain, which lasted until about daybreak on Saturday morning. The strength of the …

1863 The Morning Chronicle St. Peter street and Mountain street were the scene, yesterday afternoon, of a disgraceful disturbance which lasted for a considerable length of time, completely blocking up …

1863 The Morning Chronicle We had a visit yesterday from an old California miner, who has been prospecting during the last few days on the Chaudière and its tributaries. He …

1863 The Morning Chronicle It is high time that the proper authorities should take measures, and see them carried out to the manner which lives are daily exposed by the …

1863 The Morning Chronicle The Superintendent of Fisheries, on complaint of Mr. Boswell, convicted Ellie Dubuc, an old offender, of “spearing” or “gigging” salmon in the Jacques-Cartier River. He had …

  1863 The Morning Chronicle A correspondent asks us why lobsters preserved in the tin cans are not admitted free of duty, as well as lobsters in the shell. If …

1863The Morning Chronicle A strange occurrence happened close to Tibbett’s Landing, which, if not witnessed by many bystanders would scarcely be believed. Some boatmen stationed there were greatly astonished on …