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1850 The Morning Chronicle The acting of our city amateurs has agreeably disappointed us. Last night, before a bumper house, they gave their first performance, which instead of being just …

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1850The Morning Chronicle There ought to be something done next session of Parliament in the way of amending the Jury Law. Jurors are taken from the district in rotation, and …

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1850The Morning Chronicle We had an opportunity last week of seeing the trial of the working powers of a new Fire-Engine, made by Mr. Louis Lemoine, for the No. 7, …

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1850 The Morning Chronicle We copy from the Montreal Herald an article on “what Quebec might be, if Canada were a State of the Union.” She would be the largest …

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1850 The Morning Chronicle We wish you a happy new year. Eighteen hundred and forty nine has gone; but the events which have occurred in it have been so momentous …

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1849 The Morning Chronicle Christmas brings gladness with it; and we are glad. The young rejoice in seasons present; the old in the recollection of seasons past. The school boy …

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1849The Morning Chronicle A supply of water for domestic use and for great emergencies has been long hoped for by the people of this city. A respectable and most intelligent …

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1849The Morning Chronicle Letter to the Editor: Sir, – As I cannot account for the apathy of the members of Saint Andrew’s Society, I am hopeful that some of your …

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1849The Morning Chronicle Jenny Lind – It appears, that the “Swedish Nightingale” has been offered one thousand dollars per night, to sing in New York. Mr. P.T. Barnum, of the …

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1849The Morning Chronicle September: Advertisement: For St. Francisco, California. The American barque “Eureka.” This vessel having obtained permission from the British Government to pass through the St. Lawrence to the …

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