Chronicle Telegraph Memorials and Things of Fame February 18, 2009   1849 The Morning Telegraph Grand Curling Match Scotland Against The World The first match of the kind, we believe, …

Memorials and Things of Fame 1849 The Morning Telegraph The intrinsic value of ice, like that of metals, depends upon the investigation of an assayer. That is to say, a …

Chronicle Telegraph Memorials and Things of Fame February 4, 2009   1849 The Morning Chronicle Letter to the Editor Would you have the goodness to inform me as well as …

1849 The Morning Telegraph A new virtue has been discovered in coffee. The London Medical Gazette gives the result of numerous experiments with roasted coffee, proving that it is the …

1849 The Morning Chronicle Among the curiosities belonging to government, brought home in the U.S. storeship “Supply,” the following are particularly worthy of mention, as calculated to excite a degree …

      1849 The Morning Chronicle Quebec was lighted for the first time with Gas on New Year’s evening, the company being only enabled partially to illuminate our streets, …

1848 TheMorning Chronicle Lastyear in the small Indian village of Lorette, no less than 2500deer-skins, besides a large number of those of other wild animalswere manufactured as follows: – About …

Chronicle Telegraph Memorials and Things of Fame 1848 The Morning Chronicle On Thursday morning last, a rather serious accident happened at the Napoleon Wharf. Mr. Rickaby, the Sexton of the …

Memorials and Things of Fame   1848 The Morning Telegraph St Andrew’s Day Yesterday, being the anniversary of Scotland’s patron saint, the members of the St. Andrew’s Society of this …