1862 The Morning Chronicle A few days ago, a farmer residing in the seigniory of Belair (St. Catherine,) a few miles north west of this city, while occupied in cutting …

1862 The Morning Chronicle On Wednesday about six o’clock p.m., a house in Dorchester street was entered in rear by two men and a youth intent on plunder. The only …

1862 The Morning Chronicle The ball in honor of the festival of St. Andrew got up under the auspices of the Highland Volunteer Rifles of this city was in every …

1862 The Morning Chronicle Yesterday forenoon, an inquest was held on the body of David Ramsay Stewart, Esq., a retired merchant of this city. It was stated that he died …

1862 The Morning Chronicle We beg to call the attention of our readers to the two advertisements concerning Morrin College which appear in this day’s issue. The one announces the …

1862 The Morning Chronicle We have to record this morning the particulars of a bold attempt at robbery which resulted fatally for one of the persons engaged in it. Before …

1862 The Morning Chronicle About half past ten last evening a fire was discovered in the National Bank Building. When first entered, we are informed that it was on fire …

1862 The Morning Chronicle We observe that the ornamental fountain has been removed from the basin in the Place D’Armes and put into winter quarters. This will leave a policeman …

1862 The Morning Chronicle   In connection with the recent robberies, we heard a statement to the effect that, in virtue of an existing regulation in our City Police force, …

1862  The Morning Chronicle  This is the season when the foliage, kissed by the frost, lends a blush to the face of nature. Between four and five o’clock yesterday afternoon, …