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Registration of The Malta Act, 1975

Reference: A/D1/A1/198

Date: 12 August 1975 - 11 September 1975

Offer of help in rehabilitation work from Colonel P R Worrall, includes an account of Colonel Worralls work in Malta

Reference: B/A/L18/9

Date: 4 April 1936 - 20 June 1945

States Assembly Hansard Official Report includes resignations, petition in relation to the closure of the Central Market Post Office, written questions, oral questions, election of Minister for Housing, questions without notice for the Minister for Economic Development and the Minister for Treasury and Resources, Ratification of a Double Taxation Agreement between the States of Jersey and the Government of Malta (P.50/2010), Draft Taxation (Double Taxation) (Jersey) Regulations 201- (P.51/2010), Field 633, St. Peter and procedure for Island Plan H3 sites (P.52/2010), Field 530A: re-designation as a Green Zone site (P.62/2010) and arrangement of public business for future meetings.

Reference: C/A12/213

Date: 8 June 2010

Agreement in the form of an exchange of letters on the taxation of savings income and the provisional application therof between the States of Jersey and the government of Malta

Reference: D/AP/AN1/8

Date: 5 May 2004 - 19 November 2004

Agreement between Jersey and Malta for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes on income

Reference: D/AP/AN1/43

Date: 25 January 2010

Will and Testament of Daniel Lucas of Malta, now of St Helier. Dated 28/07/1896.

Reference: D/Y/A/57/63

Date: 11 August 1898

Letter from Robin King of the British Liberation Army in Aix-en-Provence, France to Lucy Schwob and Suzanne Malherbe about the situation in Jersey during the occupation, his experiences since the beginning of the occupation, joining the RAF and being stationed in Londonderry, Ireland, South Africa, India, Iraq, Persia, Palestine, Eqypt, Malta, invading Sicily, Italy and France.

Reference: JHT/1995/00045/24

Date: 8 August 1945

Letter from Robin King of the British Liberation Army in Aix-en-Provence, France to Lucy Schwob and Suzanne Malherbe about the situation in Jersey during the occupation, his experiences since the beginning of the occupation, joining the RAF and being stationed in Londonderry, Ireland, South Africa, India, Iraq, Persia, Palestine, Eqypt, Malta, invading Sicily, Italy and France.

Reference: JHT/1995M/00045/24

Date: 8 August 1945

Photograph of window display of Lyons tea and coffee in Malta?

Reference: L/A/01/F4/3/1

Date: 1969

Photograph of window display of Lyons tea and coffee in Malta? outside Borg's Grocery

Reference: L/A/01/F4/3/2

Date: 1969

Photograph of window display of Lyons tea and coffee in Malta outside Georges Grocery

Reference: L/A/01/F4/3/3

Date: 1969

Photograph of a display of Lyons tea and coffee in a shop in Malta

Reference: L/A/01/F4/3/4

Date: 1969

Photographs of displays of Lyons tea and coffee in a various shops (in Malta)

Reference: L/A/01/F4/3/5

Date: 1969

Photographs of displays of Lyons tea and coffee in a various shops (in Malta)

Reference: L/A/01/F4/3/6

Date: 1969

Photographs of John Rees, David Andrews and Bob Hendricks with their Beaver aircraft, en route from Malta to Toronto, and of two Intra Jersey planes. Also, photographs relating to a visit by the Indian High Commissioner and his wife.

Reference: L/A/75/A2/AVI/16/4

Subject: Aviation

File number: 16

Page number: 4

Date: 25 March 1971 - 8 April 1971

Photograph of Captain Herbert Bowers of St Martin's Cottage, St Martin, the winner of the £35,000 first prize in the 1957 Malta Christmas Lottery Draw, talking to Jersey Weekly Post reporter Mr Brian Le Feuvre about his win, and a photograph of Captain Bowers smiling.

Reference: L/A/75/A2/POR/43/4

Subject: Portraits

File number: 43

Page number: 4

Date: 4 January 1958 - 11 January 1958

Images of Joe Goasdoué, the Malta and Libya Manager for British Airways.

Reference: L/A/75/A3/4/9444

Photographer: Ron Mayne

JEP Photographic Job Number: 1979/9444

Date: 18 January 1979

Ticket for a concert in aid of the 'Malta Relief Fund' and copy of Sir Archibald's Sinclair's speech at Swansea on 22 August 1942 'Tribute to Malta'

Reference: L/C/11/12/2

Date: 19 April 1943

Letter from his brother on board HMS Jean d'Acre en route to Scutari to Henry? Bertram concerning his arrival in Malta and meeting the men of the 41st on the invalid ship from the Crimea, the visit of Mrs Emar, the arrival of the ship carrying the French Imperial Guard, the whipping of one of the sailors and the speed of the ship. (part only)

Reference: L/C/12/L/11

Date: 22 January 1855

Millitary papers of James Pipon, Seigneur of Noirmont, Commissary-General to HM Forces. James Pipon was born in 1770, the son of James Pipon, Seigneur of Noirmont and Elizabeth Le Gros his wife. He obtained his first post in the Commissariat in 1797 and spent a year at Guildford. He was then sent to Tenterden in Kent to write reports on the local area. In 1800 he was posted for overseas duty with General Abercromby's expidition to Egypt. He then worked in Malta organising supplies for the capture of Minorca. On his return to England in 1803 he went back to Kent and was stationed at Tunbridge, Rochester and finally Canterbury. He was then based in the Severn District at Bristol in 1804. In 1805 he married Elizabeth Dobbyn Hodges and was promoted to Deputy Commissary-General for a campaign to North Germany commanded by General George Don. In 1808 Pipon went to Portugal with Wellington's expedition. He worked in Lisbon until 1819 when he became Seigneur of Noirmont on his father's death and returned to Jersey in April 1820. This section has been arranged by each campaign the Pipon went on. To see the papers of the Seigneurs of Noirmont including those of James Pipon after his return to Jersey in 1819 please see section L/C/67/C.

Reference: L/C/67/A

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