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The Morning Telegraph 1848 When the frigate, Captain M’Quahe, was on a passage from The East Indies, between the Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena, her captain, and most …

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The Morning Telegraph 1848 At the meeting of the City Council, a by-law was passed for opening a new street in St. John Suburb to be called “Scott Street,” of …

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            The Morning Telegraph             1848 Recently, in England, seventy-seven miles were passed over by an express train in seventy eight minutes twenty-nine seconds, including a stoppage of five minutes, …

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The Morning Chronicle 1848 Sir, Allow me through your excellent journal, to call the attention of our city fathers to the dangerous state of the wall overhanging that delightful lane …

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The Morning Chronicle 1848 A Chance for Ladies A sentimental looking “son of toil” called at the publishing office on Tuesday last; and seemed greatly disappointed in not finding our …

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1848 The Morning Chronicle Yesterday afternoon, one of the excavators employed in laying the gas pipes, met with a serious injury. It appears that in “blasting” the rock near the …

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1772 Wealth of the United States The report of the Patent Office, recently made, presents interesting statistics relative to the wealth of the Union. The population of the United States …

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 The Morning Chronicle 1848 A Dog Story A gentleman of the name of McLaffin, a few years ago, possessed a dog that was remarkable for his sagacity. He one day, …

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The Morning Chronicle 1848  We have just returned from the wharf, where we had the pleasure of witnessing a most manly feat accomplished by Mr. Woodroofe, that of swimming across …

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The Morning Chronicle 1848 An inquest was held yesterday forenoon in view of the body of a little boy, two years and a-half, named Dodier, who died on Monday, and …

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