The Morning Chronicle 1850 Is there anything of importance to note since last week? Let us see. The weather is soft. Politics dull. Great excitement in the United States. No …

The Morning Chronicle1850 We have lately to record several cases of explosions which have occurred in shops and dwelling houses. As accidents of this description are of common occurrence, persons …

The Morning Chronicle1850 In this day’s paper, there will be found an advertisement, which we desire to bring into especial notice. It is about “Oswego Pulverized Corn Starch,” starch not …

1850The Morning Chronicle About two years ago, a young man was stung in the left ear, which soon swelled and became very painful. After a short time, however, the inflammatory …

1850The Morning Chronicle Letter to the Editor: About three months ago, if I remember right, I saw a prospectus in your paper – the purport of which was the erection …

1860 The Morning Chronicle The Royal Visit It began with Prince Albert Edward’s landing at St. John’s Newfoundland, on July 23, 1860, and ended nearly two months later, when the …

1850The Morning Chronicle In looking over the statistics of death, as published by the city authorities, we observe that May is the month in which a less number of people …

1850The Morning ChronicleFriday the 13th – It is a somewhat singular fact, that Dr. Webster committed the murder on Friday – he was arrested on Friday – the verdict of …

1850The Morning Chronicle Chaudiere Gold Mines – We know that twenty or thirty men have for the last month been steadily at work in digging and mining for gold, and …

1850 The Morning Chronicle Zachary Taylor’s death: This day, and probably at the very hour of our going to press, a long train of mourning citizens will be following to …