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Letter from A N Rochfort, Lieutenant Governor to the Law Officers of the Crown regarding the requirement for tax on motor cars, motor cycles and bicycles if they are used for military purposes

Reference: A/C2/48/1

Date: 30 December 1914

Correspondence between the Bailiff [W V Vernon] and the Office of the Lieutenant Governor, General Sir Alexander Nelson Rochefort regarding claims for the costs of rations of the Militia

Reference: A/C2/49/2

Date: 11 December 1915 - 14 December 1915

Correspondence between Captain J E Dickinson, Officer Commanding Army Service Corps, A N Rochfort, Lieutenant Governor, W V Vernon, Bailiff, and Henry de Veulle, Treasurer of the States regarding claims for costs of rations issued to the Jersey Militia

Reference: A/C2/50/1

Date: 25 April 1916 - 29 December 1916

Letter from A N Rochfort Lieutenant Governor to the Attorney General regarding an offence against existing regulations by J Jean whilst on outpost duty at St Ouen

Reference: A/C2/50/2

Date: 7 February 1916

Letter from W V Vernon Bailiff to the Lieutenant Governor [General Sir Alexander Nelson Rochefort] regarding construction of a munitions magazine at the new Town Arsenal, originally enclosed with plans and a copy of an Act of the Public Works Committee

Reference: A/C2/50/3

Date: 23 September 1916

Correspondence and papers relating to the Military Service Act and the contribution to the cost of war by the States of Jersey

Reference: A/E/3

Date: 30 September 1914 - 20 July 1918

Proclamation by King George V prohibiting all transactions with residents in Germany or Austro-Hungary with related correspondence from the Lieutenant Governor A N Rochefort and the States Greffier Erenest Le Sueur

Reference: A/E/6/2

Date: 9 September 1914 - 14 September 1914

Proclamation of King George V prohibiting trading with certain persons or bodies of persons of enemy nationality or enemy association and Orders in Council issued in consequence of the Proclamation, with related correspondence between the States Greffier Ernest Le Sueur, the Lieutenant Governor A N Rochfort and the Home Office

Reference: A/E/6/10

Date: 2 March 1916 - 24 May 1916

Export of the Evening Post to neutral countries

Reference: A/E/8/8

Date: 24 August 1916 - 25 September 1916

Oil supply [Indexed]

Reference: A/E/10/5

Date: 31 October 1914 - 15 January 1919

Imports of flour and wheat [Indexed]

Reference: A/E/10/6

Date: 23 January 1915 - 17 January 1921

Grounds of the Royal Jersey Agricultural and Horticultural Society to be placed in the hands of the Lieutenant Governor, Sir A N Rochfort

Reference: A/E/11/4

Date: 11 August 1914

Photographic portrait of Major General Sir Alexander Nelson Rochfort K.C.B Lieutenant Governor of Jersey 1910-1916

Reference: A/L1/7

Date: 1910 - 1916

Petition to Major General Alexander Nelson Rochfort, Lieutenant Governor, William H V Vernon, Bailiff and the States of Jersey from the inhabitants of Rouge Bouillon, St Helier voicing their disapproval regarding the proposal to purchase a plot of ground belonging to Henry Nicolle Godfray, joining the elementary schools with the intention of builidng an arsenal for the town military. Presented by John Francis Giffard, Deputy of St Helier, lodged au Greffe

Reference: D/AP/U/86

Date: 8 November 1910

Petition to Major General Alexander Rochfort, Lieutenant Governor; William H V Vernon, Bailiff and the States of Jersey from the inhabitants of Jersey (signatures and addresses) requesting reform of the franchise to allow those who do not own property to vote due to the provision of public education which has 'changed conditions so fundamentally that the community is now entitled to exact from each individual the full measure of his duties as a citizen'. Lodged au Greffe

Reference: D/AP/U/87

Date: 6 April 1911

Petition to Major General A N Rochfort, Lieutenant Governor; William H V Vernon, Bailiff and the States of Jersey from the female inhabitants of Jersey, asking for the right for females who pay parish rates to be allowed to vote in public elections. Presented by the Constable of St Brelade, lodged au Greffe. (Signatures, addresses, status)

Reference: D/AP/U/88

Date: 9 April 1912

Petition to Major General A N Rochfort, Lieutenant Governor; William H V Vernon, Bailiff and the States of Jersey from the Jersey Early Closing Association. Sets out the objectives of the Association to abridge the hours of labour and employees and obtain a weekly half day holiday. Requests the States to initiate legislation to ensure that employees are given due consideration and respect the objectives of the Association. Presented by Edmund Nicolle, Deputy of St Helier, lodged au Greffe

Reference: D/AP/U/89

Date: 26 November 1912

Petition to Major General A N Rochfort, Lieutenant Governor; William H V Vernon, Bailiff and the States of Jersey from the Commercial Association of Jersey regarding the increase in duty on tobacco of 1911, which placed Jersey's duty at a higher level than in Guernsey. Requests an alteration is made to the law to remove 'this disadvantage from Jersey'. Presented by Edmund Nicolle, Deputy of St Helier, lodged au Greffe.

Reference: D/AP/U/90

Date: 26 November 1912

Petition to Major General Alexander Rochfort, Lieutenant Governor; William H V Vernon, Bailiff and the States of Jersey from the tobacconists and importers of tobacco requesting modifications to the law regarding the import of tobacco into the Island, to bring them in line with Guernsey. Presented by John Francis Giffard, St Helier Deputy, lodged au Greffe.

Reference: D/AP/U/91

Date: 26 November 1912

Petition to A N Rochfort, Lieutenant Governor; William H V Vernon, Bailiff and the States of Jersey from the shopkeepers in the Island requesting a bill which would provide for the compulsory closing of shops one afternoon a week. Presented by Deputy Edmund J Nicolle, lodged au Greffe.

Reference: D/AP/U/92

Date: 30 January 1913

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