1862 The Morning Chronicle Throughout the Roman Catholic Churches of the Diocese, yesterday, a solemn service and prayers were recommended with the intention of beseeching the Almighty to grant rain. …

1862 The Morning Chronicle Fire in St. Lewis Suburbs: The scene of the terrible disaster which we are called upon to record is bounded on the north by Nouvelle street; …

1862 The Morning Chronicle A number of female residents in a notorious house of resort in St. George street, St. John Suburbs, were arrested yesterday and brought before the Magistrate …

1862 The Morning Chronicle A portion of the fence on *Cote-a-Coton, which guards the top of the precipice overlooking St. Vallier street, has been carried away and the gap thereby …

1862 The Morning Chronicle Yesterday morning, at an early hour, it was discovered that thieves had been at work in the Sacristy of the Church of St. Roch, in St. …

1862 The Morning Chronicle The preparations for the festival on Saturday evening next, in connection with the Irish Protestant Benevolent Society, are of unusual extent. The proceedings will open with …

1862 The Morning Chronicle Luce Roy, a young girl belonging to the parish of St. Eloi was brought before the Magistrate on the deposition of Benjamin Langlois, a resident of …

1862 The Morning Chronicle The steamship United Kingdom from Glasgow arrived in port shortly before eight o’clock last night, being the first trans-Atlantic steamer of the season at this port. …

Tuesday, April 16, 1912 The Quebec Chronicle OCEAN CLAIMS THE MIGHTY TITANIC It is thought that six hundred and seventy-five only are saved out of two thousand two hundred who …