1851 The Morning Chronicle To the Editor: Perhaps you would be kind enough to inform me why the citizens of Quebec pay for sweeping their Chimneys when the work is …

1851 The Morning Chronicle Catherine O’Brien, a frail, but not fair spinster, of uncertain age, was charged with stealing from the shop of Messrs. Marois and Lepage, a shawl of …

1851The Morning Chronicle   The population of the City of Quebec, according to the last census, taken early in the last year, amounted to 37,500. Of that number 22,374 are …

1850 The Morning Chronicle The ability for labor, mental or manual, most people know, is much affected by the state of the health. An individual, of the most lively disposition, …

1850The Morning Chronicle The ability for labor, mental or manual, most people know, is much affected by the state of the health. An individual, of the most lively disposition, bustling …

1850The Morning Chronicle On Wednesday last, William Corrigan, farmer of Valcartier, came to town for the purpose of having a tumour removed from the lower jaw bone, by the knife. …

Researched and Compiled By Catherine Mills Rouleau The Morning Chronicle 1850 Saturday last, being St. Andrew’s Day, the members of the St. Andrews Society assembled together at half past 10 …

1850The Morning Chronicle The City Fathers, or as they might sometimes be called, the City Children, had a protracted meeting on Friday last. The straw splitting was practiced to an …