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Copy letter from the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] to the Bailiff originally enclosed with letter of 8 October see A/C2/40/34 re. condition of the roof at the Queen's Assembly Rooms

Reference: A/C2/40/35

Date: 10 October 1904

Letter from W V Vernon, Bailiff to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] acknowledging receipt of his letter of 10 October re. condition of the roof at the Queen's Assembly Rooms, Belmont Road, St Helier informing him the correspondence has been passed to the Defence Committee

Reference: A/C2/40/36

Date: 12 October 1904

Copy letter from the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] to the Bailiff originally enclosed with letter from Captain C B Messiter see A/C2/40/39 regarding telephonic communication between the Arsenals and the Fire Stations, request it is passed to the Defence Committee

Reference: A/C2/40/40

Date: 7 November 1904

Letter from W V Vernon, Bailiff to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] acknowledging receipt of his letter of 7 November see A/C2/40/40 regarding telephonic communication between the Arsenals and the Fire Stations and informing him the correspondence had been passed to the Defence Committee

Reference: A/C2/40/41

Date: 8 November 1904

Letter from W V Vernon, Bailiff to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] acknowledging receipt of his letter of 9 November see A/C2/40/42 regarding application for compensation for P A Mourant see A/C2/40/19

Reference: A/C2/40/43

Date: 11 November 1904

Letter from H S Gough Lieutenant Governor to the Bailiff [W V Vernon] inviting him to his office for an informal meeting regarding the Militia amendment

Reference: A/C2/40/44

Date: 22 November 1904

Letter from the Bailiff [W V Vernon] to H S Gough Lieutenant Governor informing him he will attend the private meeting with the States Members Gervaise Le Gros and E B Renouf regarding the Militia question

Reference: A/C2/40/45

Date: 26 November 1904

Letter from H S Gough Lieutenant Governor to the Bailiff [W V Vernon] acknowledging receipt of his letter of 26 November A/C2/40/45 and expressing his pleasure that the meeting will take place re. the Militia question

Reference: A/C2/40/46

Date: 26 November 1904

Letter from W V Vernon, Bailiff to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] informing him that the Defence Committee have agreed to pay £1 compensation to Private P A Mourant for his injury at Grouville Rifle Range see A/C2/40/19

Reference: A/C2/41/1

Date: 14 January 1905

Letter from the Under Secretary of State, Home Office to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] originally enclosed with a letter from the War Office regarding the issue of medals for long service and good conduct, request if there are any recommendations from the Channel Islands Militia

Reference: A/C2/41/2

Date: 25 January 1905

Letter form H S Gough Lieutenant Governor to the Under Secretary of State Home Office in reply to his letter of 25 January A/C2/41/2 informing him there are several non-commissioned officers and men of the Jersey Militia who conform with the Army Order and deserve recognition for their service

Reference: A/C2/41/3

Date: 7 February 1905

Letter from W V Vernon, Bailiff to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] originally enclosed with the letter from the Vice-Consul of France see A/C2/41/4 informing him Jean Herve had been called up by the Militia but had chosen to do his military duty in France

Reference: A/C2/41/5

Date: 23 February 1905

Letter from B Campbell, Lieutenant Governor of Guernsey to H S Gough Lieutenant Governor of Jersey regarding the withdrawal of the Regiment from Guernsey and giving him the authority to contradict the statement, two typed copies of newspaper articles re. the situation

Reference: A/C2/41/6

Date: 4 March 1905

Letter from M Lyttleton, War Office to H Gough Lieutenant Governor referring to a meeting and the Jersey Garrison

Reference: A/C2/41/7

Date: 4 March 1905

Copy letter from H Gough Lieutenant Governor to Sir George Clarke, Secretary to the Imperial Defence Committee regarding the return of a regiment to garrison Jersey

Reference: A/C2/41/9

Date: 6 March 1905

Copy letter from H Gough, Lieutenant Governor to the Law Officer's of the Crown originally enclosed with letters from the Bailiff and French Acting Vice Consul see A/C2/41/4 & 5 re. Jean Herve and whether he is liable for military service

Reference: A/C2/41/10

Date: 8 March 1905

Letter from A Hilgrove Turner, Attorney Generals Chambers to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] regarding Jean Herve, his opinion is that Herve can be treated as an alien for the purposes of military service

Reference: A/C2/41/11

Date: 13 March 1905

Copy letter from H Gough, Lieutenant Governor to the Bailiff regarding Jean Herve and the decision to treat him as an alien for the purpose of military service

Reference: A/C2/41/12

Date: 14 March 1905

Letter from W V Vernon, Bailiff to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] originally enclosed with the correspondence between the Bailiff and the French Consul see A/C2/41/14-15

Reference: A/C2/41/17

Date: 27 March 1905

Copy letter from H Gough, Lieutenant Governor to the Law Officers of the Crown originally enclosed with the letter from Captain C J Noyte-Bullock see A/C2/41/19 regarding 3 men who were absent from arms clothing

Reference: A/C2/41/20

Date: 5 April 1905

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