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Comité pour la Prison minute book, including details of the tender, specification and construction of a House of Correction within the prison grounds in1838 and the construction of a treadmill in 1839. Details of escapes, punishment and complaints are listed including the case of David Bromer, in the debtor's section with a detailed description of his cell and conditions. It records the number of criminal prisoners and those in the debtors section from 1844 as well as the rules and regulations of the prison and contains the annual reports.

Reference: C/C/P1/2

Date: 30 December 1837 - 3 March 1891

Prisoners Register, includes; number, criminals name, criminals place of birth, age, accusation, where committed, by whom seized, date of confinement, by whose order, date of trial, sentence, date of discharge, by whose order and remarks.

[For previous register please see: L/F/54/A/A/1].This volume has been transcribed and can be viewed as a pdf by subscribers. Please click on the description to access the pdf on the next page.

Reference: D/AG/B1/1

Date: 28 June 1833 - 2 November 1854

Prisoners register index, includes; date of trial, name of prisoner and offence. Entries for inmates with surname beginning with F have been indexed. To find date and offence open the attached PDF. Further case information can be found in the Magistrates Causes Criminelles registers - D/Y/N4 or the Poursuite Criminelles registers - D/Y/G1

Reference: D/AG/B2/1/F

Date: 1814 - 1936

Transportation Register, includes; name, age, description of crime, sentence, previous convictions, character, parents, married/single, if the convict can read/write, trade, Chaplain's remarks, Surgeon's remarks and general remarks. Entry for Jacques Fouquet, 54, for murder.

Reference: D/AG/B6/1/8i

Date: 6 November 1850 - 27 August 1851

Jersey General Hospital Admission Register, 1849 - 1855. This register gives details of the person admitted, including date of entry, name, age, place of birth and cause of entry. The volume has been transcribed and can be viewed as a pdf by subscribers. Click on volume description to access the pdf.

Reference: D/AN/B11/1

Date: 1 April 1849 - 25 September 1855

List of criminals sentenced by the Royal Court who have been liberated in virtue of Her Majesty's free pardon or whose sentence has been commuted since 1814, trial dates 1827-1888

Reference: D/AP/U/146/25

Date: 7 May 1890

Research notes by Robin Cox relating to the Parish of St Helier, subjects D-F includes; photographs of Queen's Road including the Queen's Hotel, Undercliffe Road, the corner of Duhamel Street and New Street; photographs of a funeral taking place, possibly at Almorah Cemetery, shops in St Helier including Thesaurus Bookshop and a postcard of the entrance to Bellozanne Valley; panoramic images of the Rouge Bouillon and Queen's Road area; files relating to Caledonia Place, newscuttings and paperwork relating to the murder of Frederick William Derbyshire by Jacques Fouquet, and relating to David Place including de Faye's Chemist; file relating to the court rolls of and research, notes and articles into the Fief de la Fosse [linked to L/C/65/A1], copy of transactions betwee the Lieutenant Governor and the Committee of the Vingtaine de la Ville relating to the sale of part of Commune du Grand Mont de la Ville; files relating to two properties in Don Road, a postcard and research relating to Don Street including articles about a butter making shop and the shops in Burrard Street and Don Street, file relating to Morier Lane and other St Helier streets.

Reference: L/C/152/168

JEP cutting: ''What's Your Street's Story?'' on Halkett Place

Reference: US/1302

Date: 2015

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