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. …

1850 The Morning Chronicle Being the Queen’s Birth Day, the Royal Standard was hoisted on the Citadel flag-staff at sunrise. Yesterday, until afternoon, was warm and agreeable. It was in …

1850The Morning Chronicle Yesterday morning a young man, servant to Mr. George Hall, grocer, St. John street, was drowned under the following circumstances:- Another young man, servant to Mr. D. …

 1850The Morning Chronicle Yesterday morning about 9 o’clock, Dr. Russell was within two minutes of being killed. Riding in his light cart down Du Fort street, opposite the office of …

1850The Morning Chronicle We publish below the Census of the City of Montreal, which has just been completed. The last Census was taken in 1844, at which period the whole …

1850The Morning Chronicle St-Georges Day – Tomorrow, April 23rd, being St-George’s Day, the St-George’s Society with others of English and Welsh origin, who may join in the ranks of the …

1850The Morning Chronicle In the fall, a few sunny days are called “the Indian Summer.” In spring, we suppose a few wintry days must be called the Indian Winter. The …

1850The Morning Chronicle Ladies’ Congress Boots: Our attention having been attracted to this novelty, in passing by Mr. Casey’s shop window, a few days ago, we were both surprised and …

Easter – March 31, 1850The Morning Chronicle Today, (Good Friday) being a holiday, but little business was transacted. The fine spring-like days at the end of last week led us, …

1850The Morning Chronicle   At Lorette, there lives an Indian, Telari-o-lin, alias Zacharie Vincent, the last pure blooded Huron, who has a taste for painting. In the rooms of the …