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 …

1850The Morning Chronicle Atmospheric Phenomenon. –  On last Saturday evening, about half-past nine o’clock, a fire-ball or igneous meteor was observed by several persons in this city, (ourselves amongst the …

1850The Morning Chronicle A few days ago Mr. Glidden opened a mummy case and unrolled the body deposited in it, in the presence of a large assembly, including many scientific …

1850The Morning Chronicle The public voice is loud just now against Sunday labour. Not a paper falls into our hands that does not contain something upon the subject. The Sunday …

1850 The Morning Chronicle A great calamity has happened to the establishment, which was started some years ago in the township of Whitworth, and is situated in rear of Cacouna. …